@Androsclerozat
I skimmed through it since you mentioned it.

On "Old World" / Tartaria stuff:
I take the normie view that architecture is just architecture. I love classical buildings. I think globalist / capitalist / socialist modernism is OK with destroying it just as they destroyed Iraq and Afghanistan which contains Mesopotamian buildings and sculptures and ancient remnants in general. The bad part of the normie view is that people don't appreciate beauty, art, and history. But, for example, some have tried to say Washington DC was the new Rome because the Tiber Creek flows through the area. Obviously someone named it "Tiber" Creek after Rome (the Colonizers). There's an idea that the continents were together as Pangaea before the Biblical flood. Ok, but did Roman buildings have windows? L'Enfant's satanic / masonic geometric layout is more in keeping with the Enlightenment timeline than an ancient one, in my opinion. Again it seems likely freemasons control architecture and engineering as most cathedrals and "classical" buildings require knowledge of ancient / Euclidean / Pythagorean math.

@Androsclerozat said in The Lost History of Flat Earth (Best Documentary):

There are too many things that are hidden from us.
Why would the narrative tell once the truth if their objective is to be the first at everything and control us?

I'm guessing much is hidden from the public. If the truth is hidden then how does anyone access it? One can't assume that all truth is hidden, as if it were a physical object. That's why many are duped by aliens / ufo / flat earth: false revelations and false information is scripted to appear like a cover up (media, movies, gov't) and people fall prey to the drama.

Also, they tell the truth mixed with a lie. It has to be somewhat believable because time never stops. UFOs / Sputnik / "Cold War" / Nuclear weapons really bolstered the NASA space travel myth (which is ongoing). The idea of satellites and rockets laid the groundwork for weather/surveillance balloons, jets, and high-altitude drones, and also affirmed heliocentrism and Big Bang cosmology.

That's their game - hide or invert things to hypnotize and confuse or entertain people. As for astronomy and astrology it's been shown that an accurate estimate for each age is 2112 years and that heliocentrism is geometrically impossible.

https://youtu.be/4QFNii1BUbg?si=4P7Y8AO0RXsbFUtK
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When everything is wrong
When hopelessness surrounds you
The sun will rise again
The tide you swim against
Will carry you back home

@Rah1woot
I think it may be possible to evolve into being highly intelligent by being competitive if the person has been wired to find solutions motivated by his fight of flight response
This kind of intelligence will make give you a substantial advantage to other peers but most of the time you will lack other qualities like social intelligence and novelty seeking motivation other than the drive for knowledge

Being a complete healthy free spirit and intelligent individual that follows any kind of novelty should be the target, and it is possible I believe only through cooperation between peers.
But I can't see it being cooperative as a form of competition, like you say. You try to find ways of helping others, but it is not related to how much others give help. Only maybe if you help your group of people in order to be better than the other group.

Deftones Koi No Yokan album is nice. Favs from them - Tempest, Rosemary, Digital bath (😂 look at edit history), Mascara

Well reasoned, well said.

I wouldn't burn anything to prop up dense compute facilities of questionable application personally. But it wouldn't be on sanitary grounds for lack of ingenuity, I'm not a "VIP" and I'm probably missing something anyway.

Donald's manner of speech is just a sound to behold for a sense of humour.

@Mauritio said in God is the fire that does not consume you:

This is where Peat's research comes in, disproving the rate-of-living theory. The thyroid hormone produces uncoupling proteins that separate energy production from heat production, consuming harmful free radicals and old cells in the process. Overexpressing uncoupling proteins has been shown to treat chronic diseases and increase life span in animals.
So you're physically increa­sing the heat/fire and it makes you healthier. Not only that: it also consumes the parts of you that are bad or unhealthy.

Coincidently I just realized that Ray's last Newsletter was on that topic . May he rest in peace.

"The rate of living theory was gradually
being proven wrong in a variety of ways, as
animals with a higher metabolic rate turned
out to generally live longer than those with a
lower metabolic rate,..."

"The highly “wasteful” inefficient energy metabolism of
“uncoupled” mitochondria improves adaptabil￾ity to the environments, and extends longevity."

@bio3nergetic said in LA fires?:

making predictions thru occultism

https://youtu.be/_KLpt-JpksE

In my blog

Link?

I'm not sure it's so (mis)calculated but still a reasonable illustration.

(I'm deleting my original post because I don't think I'm properly relaying the argument. I'm recalling it from years back, and am not doing it justice. I'll re-post if it comes completely back to me.)

@CrumblingCookie said in How do I not play the victim?:

This made me properly laugh. So cynical in playing naive and invested.
The peaty equivalent to "Have you tried confidence?"

Valid angle beside a laugh to be fair. Gut permeability, endotoxin and peristalsis issues have coincided with psychological changes in my broscience self experiments.

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@Mossy Thank you! I will look more into William Blake. Tyger! Tyger!

Sure thing muster broth

He is playing his part of the script, doing as told. Lifetime actors have no choice.
But it IS just that, a script to keep you in fear.

@BioEclectic Solid points, but at this point it's almost cruel to true believers to call out their heroes (be it Sanders or Hitler); at this point I just wanna win hearts and minds and get caring people to collectively tune out of attempting to find the right policy, and instead become better people in their worlds.

@ThinPicking no real need for sodium. Taiwan already has moped battery swaps. The US is not doing it because of clinging to old culture. It's "gay" not to try to rescue the regular way of life.

Sodium will probably have the same specific energy once composite electrolyte is implemented.

@PrinceTrebata sorry for the late reply!
Here's a new link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1xjbATQpYl5BMkrKTzRQyh?pt=657d3c7688c6807042f846e2ea562647