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Egregore & cognitive sovereignty
Egregore: how a "group mind" captures attention, shapes consent and locks collective thought — and how to deprogram from it. This dossier traces the concept's genealogy, from Émile Durkheim's collective effervescence to the digital egregores of social networks, documents the mechanisms of attentional capture and the role of AI as an identity mirror, then provides concrete protocols of cognitive sovereignty: recognizing the grip, breaking free, protecting yourself from psychological manipulation. Primary sources, and a strict distinction between documented fact and hypothesis. Our method · Sources
Investigations in this dossier (6)
- TOME 1: L'Égrégore — 19.90 €
- MINI1: Anatomie d'un Égrégore — 9.90 €
- MINI4: Miroir IA — 9.90 €
- MINI5: Frontières du Réel — 9.90 €
- MINI17: Le Contre-Scripting — 9.90 €
- MINI19: Manifeste de la Conscience Souveraine — 9.90 €
Analysis articles (8)
- AI as a mirror of identity: what is documented
- The boundaries of the real: how to tell true from false without sliding into relativism
- Cognitive sovereignty: definition and practice for thinking for yourself
- How to protect yourself from psychological manipulation: 5 documented levers
- Breaking free from an egregore: reclaiming your attention and your scripts
- Digital egregore: what social media revives
- Egregore: definition, the real mechanisms, and how to break free
- Collective effervescence (Durkheim): definition and examples
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