The Machiavellian - Layers of Power - Understanding the Complex Web of Control

In the Machiavellian theater of power, the events we are living in are portrayed as a grand narrative that transcends nations and their governing leadership. According to a theory coined as the "Theory of Layers," individuals occupying different tiers in the power structure have distinct visions of reality, creating a pyramid of influence. This essay will delve into the intricacies of this theory and explore how the governing leadership, despite their apparent authority, serves as mere pawns in a larger game orchestrated by those at the pinnacle.

The Theory of Layers posits a hierarchical structure, akin to a pyramid, where each layer possesses a unique perspective on reality. Human limitations, confined to three dimensions, hinder a comprehensive understanding of abstract concepts such as space. Consequently, philosophical quandaries like the chicken or the egg arise due to our need for clearly defined beginnings and endpoints. This theory suggests that the layers within the power structure operate on different planes of reality, each layer acting based on its own set of reasons, often unbeknownst to those in higher echelons.