Alright, I'm going to call it. The guy running this channel is either dumb or he's an operative, and I assume it's the latter. I can't say for sure he isn't legit and just on his own path and got his own opinions, but my doubts have dwindled low enough that I just assume he's got an ulterior agenda. I (probably?) played the part of the moth flying into the honeypot, you're welcome.Some of what he notes makes perfect sense, but a lot of it doesn't fit together and it keeps strangely not fitting together in the same few ways. This is tiresome. He (or his network) shills his channel here occasionally, and on /pol/. So fuck 'em. His comment section weirds me out too. With some of his focus on comments you'd think he'd be a bit smarter than that.pic rel, none of my comments ever become visible. I thought the 3:03 one was funny so I capped it too, I like that number. The 2:22 on the player was unintentional. For whatever reason I always pause at those points.Probably never quite get to the bottom of it but that's my take. Be wary.
Weird, I was just watching him a few days ago. He had some interesting stuff, but not enough to get me to watch alot of it.Is he a fake? Probably, I assume everyone I see online is a bot, glowie, or demon.
>>42301194eg pic rel. That's why the subconscious chose 222 also, it's always looking ahead. And yet... fact is I agree with a lot of what he says, overall. I can accept it as a difference of perspective on specifics, and base disposition So I don't know. He knows how to say all the right things, and you may not notice the cracks if you were just passively engaging. It'd be cool if there was someone else working on all this who's just stating their working conclusions, making their case, and that's it. I have doubts. Dumb, been in it too long and debased from prolonged demand and intel/counterintel ops, or an operative. Maybe a hijacked channel too. >>42301293Impossible to say. It's like with anything. Someone will make their case and you weigh and extract anything useful.
>>42301378Also these outputs are more interesting if you look at them in other ways which I won't describe. Anyway, something always grates on me, then I step back and look at the big picture and have to accept some things may have a particular purpose and be an easy net positive even if it's ambiguous or I don't agree with all of it. Then I think, maybe I should just leave it alone.For example 33 is not a bad number. I like 137 as well (although it can be like bait, the universe has tagged false paths / branches with it before. It'll always be an extreme form of one or the other), and 303, and so on. They aren't bad numbers or indicative of any malintent. However I don't know what he's signaling and along with the broader behavior it fatigues and then just plain pisses me off.Just about everyone in any of these spheres at this point I'm totally sick of for one reason or another.
>>42301427Think kind the same, the numbers itself are not evil but vessels for the user.They can be used with bad intentions at heart though
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>>42301520https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sympathetic_magicThe thinking for a "magnetic warp and weft" or a "loom" that weaves "Energetic filaments" that can influence from afar is ancient. Like ancient Sumeria burying talismans under your house during construction so Lamashtu can't kill your child or the negative thoughts of others or wizards cannot cause ill fortune. People (eg Jews) would spit and curse houses and idols of their enemies. They called them the AKUM, worshippers of stars and zodiac signs. And what is a zodiac but remote influence?It's ancient. The framework for thinking was already in place. If you study what Franklin, Volta, Galvani, and so on were doing and the development of the leyden jar, voltaic pile, etc... ugh. You don't even need to go full bagdad battery or "giant bells were tartarian global communications devices through ELF!!!!!11!" on it.But that's okay, he set my account to always be held for review. So that's that.
>>42301566That's also why he has to deny trauma based mind control, hypnosis, and DID. Because if you start dealing with the Egyptian sleep school, scaring the soul out of the body, sensory deprivation, etc, that leads you to the idea of a "5th element" (aether) and an unseen mover. They saw the tides, the flooding of the nile, the seasons, the fixed and wandering stars, the sun and moon, and had to explain how it all stayed up there and moved. Things were tied together as if by... an invisible force. Things were being moved by something you couldn't see, affecting other things by an unseen medium. You think no one in history ever got a shock from static electricity, or had their hair stand up during a lightning storm? You think no one ever rubbed the right metals together to briefly weakly magnetize something? You think only the chinese had lodestone or magnetite? You think no one ever boiled water and thought about what the hell steam was and thought about the gaseous environment as some sort of fluid, hence the biblical fixation on the breath? The Aether?The mental architecture required to think about remote influecnce is ancient. Prehistoric in fact. Old as it gets. People were thinking that way and when they found a means to make a dead frog's legs jump you can bet they thought about how to do that remotely, like Mesmer with his magnetic rods.What he's saying doesn't make sense and it's always the same few ways it doesn't make sense. Same reason he questions the air loom and says "show me a physical copy from 1940...." but with Sybil he's like "yot yot yot, sounds good nuff for me, proven true fax!1!11!" Pull your head out of your ass, "Charlie".
lel, how do I do it. Brain auto-gemz.
>>42301664sigh... I even wrote gems first and switched it to gemz. z is the 26th letter, it's 26 letters. Incredible.
>>42301681And 132 is 66+66. 66 is 11x6, had 116 letters. 1213, 12 is the 6th composite and 13 is the 6th prime. Basically it used stuff I focused on today and in the last few days to construct my post. The subconscious is "leaky" in that sense.
>>42301695>12 is the 6th composite and 13 is the 6th prime.Like check it out. Someone thanked me for the "spark" (lighter) yesterday. I calculated spark, it = 65 and 20. Some shit happened... something with a license plate. I don't remember. Anyway it's the 12 around 1 pattern, like with the zodiac.You have to stand on the hexagon (6) int he middle and be the center flame of consciousness, the 13th, and radiate the spark outward in all directions at once. Most players trying to get the door to open will try to light all the torches in a ring or w/e pattern but it's impossible, they go out too quickly.
>>42301732There are 12 1s around the hexagon and two rings of 12 torches each.
Okay, to cap this off. I've referred to my notes. 65 is 13x5, so I related it to a hand (5 finegrs, five senses, 5 elements, 5 pointed star, etc) and the the 13 to the central flame. The 20 reduction value is either your fingers and toes or two sets of hands together. It's a fractal, spark within, spark between. The prime and composite indexes diverge further and further apart after that point. Well, that's that. Enjoy the thread or whatever. The license plate I found most interesting was LFKMW something or other. K = pillar or reflection it seems, angle of incidence = angle of reflection. Reflecting M and W.
>>42301840(Where M is the 13th letter, and 13 is the 6th prime. And 13 is 6+1+6, or 6+6+1).
>>42301840>>42301861That's right. M is the 13th letter, W is the 23rd. 13 is the 6th prime, 23 is the 9th. So it's even reflected that way in the 69. The lead up to this realization ahd me go to a store where I saw a 999 plate parked out front, and then a 666 plate parked out back. That entire day was off the charts for triple digit plates.That was the entire point of the story, another phenomena this guy can't explain and won't touch because he knows he can't make a case about it. which is the right approach. But fact is, with this sort of thing going on (and I already told him this repeatedly) the system he's documenting is way smarter and more adaptable than the entry-level cases he presents. If it were to be an "External" or "material" system which is ontologically standalone, and its behavior was distinct from some sort of underlying "organic" layer. ie if there is an organic and a synthetic and a difference between the two, which many reject because they both need a basis, so they figure the organic is the basis and the synthetic has to obey it as well (not an entirely logical assumption).. Which is all fine, again. Except for that the cases he can identify as clear examples of this system messing with or setting people up, clear enough that he can use information available to make a compelling case with minimal speculation (or find something in the audio itself, hard(er) evidence), but it remains. These are just the more basic probably "tests" or "Throwaway" cases. As far as I can tell this system is quite clever and the scripts it runs are fairly adaptaive if it thinks you're of greater use alive and functioning than dead. It isn't just exhaustion + confusion + a bit of mad libs / barnum effect.Oh but that's right. Don't share information with other people purporting to be interested in or working in these spheres. They're all bait! Fake. Don't bother. This site too most likely. After my last post cloudflare wants to verify again.
>>42301911But again... tryin to tell myself, just stay out of it. Leave it be. It may just be all for the best. I am working 7 days a week at this point, w/e everything is work, nothing is work, never could tell the difference. Sleeping poorly. Someone sends me an email, it knew I stopped home but didn;t know I didn't check my email. So I guess it didn't want me to go there, because an intense sense of somnolence comes upon me midway to town. What a coincidence? Or any time I deposit money into a bank account, quite often strange things will start happening. What a coincidence. Or a group will form,a nd something gets them all to fight each other over what is demonstrably and inarguably bullshit petty nonsense and yet they're like NPCs and I am Atlas with the world on my shoulders. When my mind lets it go everything just dissolves. It's clear something is causing that. And how about license plates reflecting my recent thoughts or conversations? Did something start way way way back and make me think the thought, scripting during sleep? Did it contrive to have it occur? Did it make someone say whatever to me? Did it alter my brain such that I would cumulatively misinterpret events such that a more malleable and confabulatory state could be contrives and maintained? Why is it that I watch RIN - The daughters of Mnemosyne (interesting but not what I expected) with a character MIMI and then get behind license plate MIMI the next day? Did it make me see that, alter my working memory, and in fact the plate was something else "in truth"? Ha, and how about the wizard of oz. I realize its name as an acronym is TWoO, two. And I leave a few minutes alter, first plate I see pulling onto the road? "2". Not 0002, not XXXXX2, not 2000. No. 2. There is ONE of them in the state, and I think that, and there ya go.There's some other stuff about kava intensifying the effects people describe as well.Tell me something I don't already know and thensome.
I think perhaps the ultimate purpose of this thread is to (again) attempt to remind myself, that it is in fact a personal journey. I was far better off when I felt totally disconnected from all the types and goings on in these different spheres. And had no stake in what they were saying one way or another. It only became directly bothersome and burdensome after I got to be around 30. Confirming another suspicion I have had about life and the world.Als you know how much mercury and who knows what they injected us with? If I'm around wireless crap too long I start to fall asleep. There is an initial stimulant-like effect, then it drops off and I become drowsy. Longer than that, headaches. Damages nerves are more sensitive. Don't even get me started on everyone having dental issues in the last few years. Shits fucked and I've had enough.I wasn't tortured endlessly just to suffer morons who think they're going to talk shit and tell me what's what, that's for sure.
Fuckin' world of empty vessels. Human shaped objects. NPC animals. Got my eyes blasted by a bunch of zombies with bright white LED headlights on the wya home, had to wear my shades at night because I was blinded by the light, as usual. My mother used to quote that thing constantly and then it happened.
Bit of a mental spiral there... It's not so bad. It's not really anything at all, never was. Not like I didn't choose to work so much lately either.Whatever. It's not over but it might as well be in some ways. Probably I am just distracted and worn down, so it thinks it'll pluck away at the threads that will cause me to feel self-demoralized later. Like when you drain something and surface tenson gives it a sort of inertia, It wants to get that motivation siphon going. It. So I just won't allow it.
>>42301996No one has any answers for this. Of course they don't. They're speculating but acting like they've got all the answers. Meanwhile I was thinking in 8th grade "what if we grew nanotech in the optic nerve, or grew an organism on the lens of the eye, and could change what people thought they were seeing?" Or "what if we could use nanotech and genetically engineered organisms to wire all the trees together and use plants and mycellium matt for an energy and information distribution system that was self maintaining and propagating?" That was a long time ago and I'm no closer to whether, who, and the specifics of how it was implemented. Neither are any of these other pricks out there. Only difference is one of us admits what is speculation and where the holes are, and the other doesn't. Same with the "Shewanella smart skin". I made that up as well. Don't know if LEDs are already using Li-Fi or RF to communicate with it. HAven't found anyone with ahrd evidence or specifics yet either.
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>>42301194>none of my comments ever came visibleUh, bro... No channel can auto-filter commentsThat's YouTube itself. It has filters that immediately make your comments invisible if you have keywords on their filters. Idk all of them, I just know mine get hidden when talking about jews and niggers.It gets repetitive seeing people still thinking it's the channel they're leaving comments on doing this, it's not. Countless channels have done little community post PSA's on this
>>42308919I wrote this:https://pastebin.com/j98MJ9AqI'm tired of people thinking they're ahead of me when they're two steps behind. I don't buy it. The only plausible explanation is that it routinely kicks me out of "top comments" and no one ever switches to all, however I've tested that as well with commentviewer and they don't. I'm pretty sure you can hold or flag comments on a per account basis.
