7 Signs You’re Not Woke, You’re Just Asleep

1. Everything is subjective (Solipsism Trap)
   Believing only your own mind exists denies the reality shared with others. Ironically, saying “everything is subjective” is itself an objective claim. It collapses into performative contradiction: if nothing external is real, the act of communicating the idea undermines its premise. Conscious awareness means recognizing others’ experiences while staying grounded in reality.

2. Belief in a flat Earth
   Despite overwhelming empirical evidence from astronomy, navigation, and direct observation, the mind clings to narrative over a verifiable scientific model. Being truly awake means questioning assumptions, not rejecting reality.

3. Moral relativism without anchor
   Treating all moral judgments as equally valid detaches ethics from logic, empathy, and the recognition of suffering. Conscious thinkers distinguish between preference and principle, allowing critique and growth.

4. Hyper-conspiratorial worldview (right-brain dominance)
   Seeing hidden agendas in everything is a mind obsessed with patterns. It replaces reason with narrative comfort, blinding you to uncertainty. Awareness means balancing skepticism with evidence.

5. Uncritical Deference to Authority (left-brain dominance)
   Accepting official narratives without scrutiny surrenders personal responsibility for truth. Staying conscious requires verifying claims and questioning institutions when necessary. Trust or Don’t Trust, but always verify.

6. Linguistic and Conceptual Confusion
   Terms like “reverse racism,” “I identify as,” “predator,” or “groomer” are poorly thought out concepts, lacking in logical consistency. They signal a breakdown in established semantic frameworks necessary for rational discourse. A conscious mind respects precise language because clarity is the foundation of rational thought.

7. Fatalism and the denial of agency
   Believing free will is an illusion creates a self-locking loop: using determinism to justify inaction while exercising choice to argue the point. Awakening requires embracing responsibility and the power to act.

Conscious avoidance of discomforting facts is not neutrality. It is the hallmark of delusion. Truth is not obligated to soothe; It remains the truth regardless of how many people support it and there is no religion or science higher than it. Anyone who insists reality must align with their personal narrative has already surrendered their sovereignty.