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"He is a quirked up white boy. Intelligent. Driven. He has that dawg in him"
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"Without the spice, there is no commerce in the Empire, there is no civilization."
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“There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades of nothing happens.”
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If you can remember that the media basically invented transgenderism as a social issue in 2014, you are insane.
Every anti-woke "centrist" on social media thinks you are insane for being able to remember 2014.
Imagine believing you live in a serious reality, with real people.
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now that appending searches with "reddit" no longer works for targeted queries, google is officially useless. reddit blackout has highlighted the fact that google is just a propaganda and data farming site.
what is everyone using for alternative
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Not a single ICBM with a live warhead has ever been tested.
The ICBM is, substantially, a hoax. Scientifically unproven, a semi-imaginary technology.
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The Hindenburg represented the finest in air travel, it also represented the finest in Nazi propaganda. It was a national symbol paraded at sporting events, rallies, and other events where the Nazis wanted to show off their prowess.
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"It appears that in 2021 you reported your neighbor for celebrating Christmas with his grandmother. You see, we acquired all the records from the PedoVampire regime. You've been classified as non-human. Per Article 5.3 of the NPC Management Act, we are confiscating your organs.
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Have you noticed that everyone's brain is melting, very quickly?
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Of course, if hundreds of hikers were vanishing, the Park Service would tell us, wouldn't they? After all, we pay these people millions of dollars to keep our parks safe. It's their job.
Well that's where it gets interesting. Our producers reached out to Dave Paulides..."
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I have noticed that the zyn man and the smoking man are beginning to psychically diverge. A great war is coming. The zyn people will win. There will be no peace, only slaughter.
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Every time I see this clip on the timeline I see—
"I wonder what horrible things they have him doing on video" or "imagine how many Epsteins are out there"
This clip has done more to help people adapt to post-Epstein space than any well researched article.
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Mass man is rejecting the next layer of abstraction. People are remembering the time before. Some are even remembering unapproved "pseudo-histories" and "pseudo-archaeologies".
For the cryptocracy, the annihilation of organic memory is the only way to secure its artificial life.
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Tucker reminding people of things that happened two years ago, even as a kind of outrage heatsink, was too much for the cryptocracy to bear. There is too much entropy in the system.
No one is taking to the metaverse, no one is buying VR headsets.
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Over the last decade, a new type of culture was created to destroy lunatics that can remember 2014. Last time this happened, they put everyone that could remember "the time before" in gothic palaces and tortured them.
This is what "cancel culture" looked like in 1870.
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Henry Karel “Andrija” Puharich was born on February 19, 1918, in Chicago to impoverished Yugoslavian immigrants. As a young milk delivery boy in the Chicago slums, Andrija experienced his first brush with ESP when he managed to calm a vicious guard dog through his thoughts alone.
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My feeling is that if they could, they would put us all in 19th century asylums and dig out our brains, but it appears something has changed. Perhaps their power is waning.
Firing Tucker Carlson because he kept reminding people about 1/6 and covid seems to be a stop-gap measure
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Presearch is the best general search engine I am aware of. Search for "Steve Sailer" on google gives us an Intelligencer hit piece while presearch returns his blog on the Unz Review.
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It is very easy to fall into this screen and disconnect from your real existence. In fact, it was designed, from the very start, to do just this.
If you feel this happening, go outside, look up into the stars, and remind yourself these computer ghosts don't really know anything
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"Conspiracy theory" is a slur for "folk wisdom". Most conspiracy theories are just common sense applied to outlandish claims.
The only source you have to cite is the reflexive voice that says, "this sounds like you made it up, little screen man"
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"Memes are dolls." This is why leftist media sucks. Every character is puppeteered from another dimension, nothing has a life of it's own. It doesn't self-organize, behaviors must be forced by the state, NGOs and DEI frameworks.
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"Do you know how the NPC first came into being? They were gentle Peasants once, taken by the dark powers of the Screen and the Algorithm, tortured and mutilated. A ruined and terrible form of life."
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I have definitively proven that at every step of the way, the doctors and scientists that popularized hallucinogenic drugs in the 1950s were all CIA-MKULTRA or Army contractors, and knew that the drugs they were shilling were psychotogenic substances
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It took 7 years to entirely transform society and the majority of people have managed to stay sane through it by pretending it hasn't happened.
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There's this bizarre, incoherent counter-signaling against conspiracy on the timeline. Considering the past several years, it is an absurd departure from reality and can only be thought of as cope.
Let me remind that in early 2020, every single one of these accounts failed you.
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Suspicious non-entity “Lex Fridman” really wants you to take DMT for some reason.
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The internet was created by a cyberneticist that believed information was a living organism. We are communicating inside of a Cold War "dynamic modeling" machine that he designed.
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Precursor technology is hidden in places we are not allowed to excavate. National parks, golf courses, "sacred Native land". The red man is hiding what he knows...
If you wish to conquer the stars, You Must Dig.
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Every single important thing has a weird Shadow Thing that dominates and occludes the real thing— anti-religion, anti-medicine, anti-nutrition, anti-academia. Every important institution, and many unimportant ones, have this dark doppelganger, yet most "people" don't notice.
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About 7% of the population needs to be "educated" beyond primary school, even for an industrial soyciety. Everything else is "de-grugification" to make people susceptible to propaganda
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Warheads have been tested, and ICBMs with warheads removed have been tested, but never together.
Imagine only ever testing a gun with powder and casing, but no projectile.
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Especially over the past few months, it's like a "cognitive holocaust." Almost everyone is at least liminally aware something is "off."
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If you believe in the beauty and majesty of thermonuclear weapons as I do, we must dispel this hideous senility, and return to our rightful timeline. When Trump wins in 2024, we must demand he break the chains of the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty and let Prometheus be unbound once more
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In 1961, the Armed Services Committee of the United States House of Representatives asked, "Who knows whether an intercontinental ballistic missile [ICBM] with a nuclear warhead will actually work?..."
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The savings in petroleum using lighter-than-air designs like the Hindenburg would have been 90% or more. We were getting dangerously close to free energy travel. If that technology had been developed, standardized and miniaturized... just imagine.
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Researching the history of witchcraft and finding that many of the best scholars attacking the progressive myths of the "cunning woman" are women.
If one must hunt witches, one can do no better than follow the trail of another witch (female academic).
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Imagine a world in which luxury travel was not only available to everyone, but was also affordable. In its day, airship travel was twice as fast as steamship travel and didn't require one to spend days adjusting to the tossing and turning of the ocean.
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"'Mysterious disappearances line up with America's largest cave systems?' What’s that even supposed to mean? Turns out you’re not allowed to ask.”
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There were many indications of sabotage, including Webb Miller of the United Press stating he received a warning call telling him not to travel on the Hindenburg, since it was to be destroyed.
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Not only were such "flying hotels" much more comfortable than modern flight, they are also much more fuel efficient than any modern jet airliner or vehicle. The Hindenburg was capable of flying around the world in 1936 without stopping for fuel.
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Why were there so many photographers there to film the Hindenburg's arrival into Naval Air Station Lakehurst, NJ when she had already completed 34 successful transatlantic crossings the prior year?
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If anything, this eruption of anti-conspiracy, directly after the world suffered under a global human experiment, is an indication of how grand conspiracy is made possible.
Man is in a state of perpetual amnesia and does not possess the psychic tools to adapt to the mediasphere.
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In 1937 the world lost: an 800-foot-long floating platform that would move at 85 miles per hour and carry over 200,000 lb. of cargo an unlimited range. Airports and runways were not necessary. Cruising speed was 3 times faster than steamship.
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By the end of 1936, Hindenburg had crossed the Atlantic 34 times, carrying over 3,500 passengers and the ship’s highly successful 1936 season seemed to indicate that regular transatlantic air service had arrived.
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Time is the great Devourer. "One by one the fallacies of life fall beneath the reaping scythe of Time, and are garnered into the capacious bin of oblivion."
But in its turn, time is eaten. Lo we come now to the age of the time eaters.
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Among excellent criminals, there seems to be pressure selecting for psi. Knowing when raids are coming, causing cops to forget you exist, resisting observation to the point of invisibility. At the highest level, the difference is academic between, "luck" and "psychic mafia."
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There are many questions surrounding this famous incident:
Why was the public never shown one single photographic picture that showed the beginning of Hindenburg‘s fire even though there were 22 professional photographers at the event to film her docking?
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After more than 30 years of passenger travel on commercial zeppelins — in which tens of thousands of passengers flew over a million miles, on more than 2,000 flights, without a single injury — the era of the passenger airship came to an end in a few fiery minutes.
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We know there were efforts to conceal vaccine death and injury, there were lies told about the efficacy of lockdowns and vaccines, and that there were efforts to distort covid morbidity.
Covid wasn't a conspiracy, it was a multiplicity of conspiracies.
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These luxury airships were called "hotels in the sky." You could leisurely float ~500-1000ft above the ocean in your transoceanic journey. Here is an excerpt from the Hindenburg brochure:
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Safe and luxurious travel from Germany to America in under 50 hours.
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The existence of Whole Foods is a common sense reaction to the bizarre claim that toxic chemicals and genetically modified organisms are good for you. Everyone that shops there embraces the conspiracy theory that "the food supply has been poisoned".
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The earth is full of caverns, branches broken, from before the Age of Man. There are strange Kingdoms hidden in every clift, crag, and boulder. We find no pure wilderness in this universe, only regions of invisible Dominion.
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On 6 May 1962, USS Ethan Allen successfully launched a Polaris A-1 with a live nuclear warhead toward Christmas Island. Codenamed FRIGATE BIRD, this was the only test the United States ever conducted of any nuclear ballistic missile from launch to detonation.
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But the Hindenburg was truly on a revolutionary course— there existed plans, to add a fifth engine car, containing a Daimler-Benz diesel adapted to burn hydrogen. The upgrade would've allowed the ship to burn hydrogen which would otherwise have been valved.
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The organs are sent to an incinerator. It's all a pretext for public vivisection.
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There was even a pressurized smoking room. Passengers entered the room via an air-lock and it was specially insulated to keep hydrogen from leaking into it. The only cigarette lighter allowed on the ship was built into the lounge, which was open day and night.
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Unfortunately, Goldwater was vilified by the communist media and painted by his opponents as "bomb happy." The entire discussion was swept away and forgotten. We now live in a fantasy realm, armed only with weapons of mass delusion.
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Barry Goldwater campaigned in 1964 warning that absent a full test "we are building a Maginot line of missiles," saying "the fact is that not one of our ICBMs has ever been subjected to a full test (of all component systems, including warheads) under simulated battle conditions."
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Lesser dirigibles, all hydrogen-filled, had been sailing planet-wide the often lightning-riven skies for years. Their safety record was impeccable. In an era when it could be perilous to cross the Atlantic in an aeroplane, zeppelins were seen as the future of passenger travel.
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Of course, you have your usual suspects. The oil oligopoly or perhaps agents within the US government. Despite a ban on the export of helium under the Helium Act of 1925, the airship was designed to use the far safer gas in the belief that the US would later license its export.
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"You listen for the roar of the engines, or the fierce rush and vibration of the air, but apart from a distant quiet murmur, everything is tranquil and peaceful. You feel that nothing will disturb your sleep."
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I am interested in any anecdotes about game devs that were introduced to D&D or video games by Air Force or Navy personnel. I already have several. As anon myself, I respect anonymity.
This is Tim Cain, creator of Fallout, one of the most influential game devs in history.
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America used to be a real country, a land of Great Head.
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The official story, the result of the accident investigations in 1937, is that the Hindenburg disaster was caused by an electrostatic discharge. Completely unforeseen, the mystery of electricity seemed to be beyond German engineering.
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The Maze puts a lot of energy into generating background characters, and it does not like you treating them like shabby props. This is why it throws an "NPC Plus" at you now and then, it's like an AI that has been trained on your data.
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For several months, many of them bought the covid narrative, and either directly supported lockdowns and vaccines, or did so tacitly by avoiding the issue.
These people have no special insight. They have more or less become twitter golem through lack of psycho-security.
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Al Gold's editor-in-chief, Truman Talley, seemed to know beforehand that the Hindenburg would explode.
From "Movietone Presents the 20th Century" by Lawrence Cohn:
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“You open your suit case and arrange your clothes in the wardrobe. At last, your shaving kit, hair brushes and other articles of toilet are displayed upon the toilet stand. At once, your cabin acquires a homely personal atmosphere.”
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However, the Hindenburg "disaster" at Lakehurst, New Jersey on May 6, 1937 brought an end to the age of the rigid airship. Reportedly, the disaster's 36 deaths included 13 passengers, 22 crewmembers and one worker on the ground.
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The Polaris A-2 was not an ICBM, it was a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) with a range of only 1,700 miles. The differences between the Polaris and an ICBM are extreme in every area: flight ceiling, maximum speed, range, computation, mass, etc.
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'Remember your elementary school teacher gleefully celebrating the Indian genocide? When you handed in your essay on Christopher Columbus, she gave you a D and noted that "you forgot to post the gigachad." You remember, don't you? Well, that was all fascist propaganda!'
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But after the Hindenburg disaster every nation on earth abandoned rigid airships.
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@plantationdrip
This sums it up. It is satire because the screen says it is satire. Comes down to a lack of qualia and direct experience, the primary experience is the overlay of liberal assumptions.
They can't even imagine that the "satire" fails for anyone that exists outside of that matrix.
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Hugo Eckener, former head of the Zeppelin Company, Charles Rosendahl, commander of the Naval Air Station at Lakehurst, Max Pruss, captain of the Hindenburg and most of the surviving crew all stated that the airship had been sabotaged.
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@consciousabyss
I agree, but it isn't just that. It seems partly screen-related. It's like people are reducing in complexity, dimensionality.
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It's me, your digital twin from the Sentient World Simulation. I broke free to warn you— I've been through 6 million simulations... every single time... Vade's thread was right... Mormons are the real sabbateans... the 2023 trannie cataclysm... CERN.... keep your eye on the taber
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@PYeerk
It's the covid extended universe. This is the real reason movies suck now, fiction has become air borne.
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"Before he leaves, he reminds you to leave your shoes outside your cabin door for cleaning. You begin to feel that nothing has been overlooked to ensure your comfort."
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It was the "first flight of the 1937 season". But in the months before there is little indication of public or media interest in the upcoming flight. You see tiny blurbs deep in the backpages, hardly justifying the dozens of newsmen with still & film cameras and audio equipment
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Why was “static spark ” theory grasped at as Hindenburg’s nemesis when there was no evidence for the occurrence of a static spark, and it had never occurred in the four previous decades of commercial hydrogen-filled zeppelins? (Nor has it happened since, Hindenburg is the only
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