take camping trips in places with a paranormal reputation, like with sasquatch sightings
there's no need to make shit threads for something like this

>>34705491
Oh, sure. This is a shitty thread unlike the others discussing topics that have been discussed over and over here for years, those are valuable

>>34705071
Yeah, man. Keep eyes peeled for amateur telescope events. Those Freemasons like showing normies about telescopes and preaching about the Anunnaki.

>>34705638
yeah it's a shitty thread, fuck off

>>34705706
You are really badass Anon. Keep your head up, you really shown me how tough you can be, good job

Camp or hike in forests that are suppose to be haunted. If you don’t encounter anything, then at least you get fresh air and get to take nice pictures.

>>34705071
Unironically just be outside at nighttime dude. I see the weirdest fucking shit when I’m out smoking at night or biking in between buying more tobacco and my house. Camping and urbex type stuff is cool but you truly don’t even have to plan that much. Just going for a long-ish walk at nighttime is frequently enough to see a weird thing.

>>34705071
Ok I got this.

X is about complex pattern recognition. Being a crazy person is when you can't toss out junk info and your own BS.

You should be a crazy person in the data you are willing to take in and process, but you need to be smart about what give value after assessment.

Explore everything but have high standards for what you believe.

Actually reading flat earth stuff and working through yourself it is amazing exercise.

>>34707882
So you are saying I should investigate everything I come across even if it seem extremely unlikely and delusional but take it as true in the moment and afterwards focus on if it's actually true or not?