>>42799744
over 8 different species of humans.
but samsara & repeat gods make it foggy. same with animals that keep getting re-created each earth cycle.
for instance, the space asian gods made SEA monkeys 3 cycles ago, those were aryan at the time. they made what we know as inuit today last cycle. korean-japanese for this cycle. hard to say where the ainu came from, they might actually be recent vedic humans.
space vedes made what we know as aborigines 4 cycles ago, and hindus & irish 3 cycles ago. space vedes seem really low activity, they haven't been around.
swedes were made by greek gods 2 cycles ago.
alpines were made by roman gods 2 cycles ago.
negroes are the oldest-presence humans on this earth but are new compared to other recent humans because the "alien gods" use them as a template to build over and deploy alien aryans. so that's foggy.
reptos are all hybrids, built over vedic humans. this is a genetic disaster. repto humans are a genetic clusterfuck with a shitload of diseases, namely heart failure, diabetes, poor eyesight, hearing loss, holes in brain (they can't love, so the love parts of the brain never light up and instead become holes).
but that's all a big no-no.

>>42799809
oh yeah btw, mainland chinese are a type of negro. their resemblance to alien asians is coincidental.
anyone who isn't a negro or straight draco or sneko is an alien. the fact that the repto humans are artificially engineered hybrids raises a ton of questions.

>>42799784
I’m Jewish retard

>>42799744
eugenics on humans. we do it on animals since millenia. but increasing chance for a smart son? thats cruel for all the dumbasses that rule the world.

>>42799809
oh yeah get this. somalians were made by nordic gods / the space nords 3 cycles ago. how ironic it is that today's scandinavia is being invaded by really run-down decrepit earth-ified nords from a long time ago.
actually swedes might be 2nd world nords, not greek. slavs are probably 2W roman.

>>42799784
checks out, just look at how advanced their countries are.

>>42799823
Not that anon but his simulation theory just kabbalah for stupid people

>>42799744

Scalar super potential( extended maxwells equations with a proper full theory on the scalar theory of EM) and coherent array antenna
- ice bombs/earthquakes/mining and guess what - perfect for ICBM shielding ( just mine the silicon/uranium/neodinium/carbon and it/21 century weaponry becomes useless.


If we get cubaneanon here, I will be pumped

>>42800006

Reading that get you pumped as well https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00788R001900680014-4.pdf

>>42800006
Who is CubaneAnon?

research on how circumcision has negative effects and unnecessary is attacked and censored

>>42800050
Nvm i read up, they are a larping moron

>>42799784
Not even close

>>42799886
Is*

>>42799744

>biological linguistics and Sapir-Whorf
>basil-scorption synthesis
>magnetorestrictive genetics
>quantized history

freebie on the scorptions- the process is simple

>make 2 clay bricks
>dry fire
>rub a pair of the large together to mate
>carve a small recess into one face
>harvest and clean basil leaves
>wet grind into paste
>fill into the recess on the brick
>join 2 bricks together
>let stand in sunlight for several days

scorpions will eventually come out.

>>42800175
>scorptions
fuq. how embarrassing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uREbbAEvAXw

Liber Vaccae references the process for making scorpions from basil leaves along with a few others. earlier texts mention it a bit in different contexts while Liber Vaccae was one of the first. later texts describe similar processes to synthesize a fresh bee colony if you don't have any bees on hand to start with.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kit%C4%81b_al-naw%C4%81m%C4%ABs

scorpions don't lay nymphs on basil leaves. many insects can be synthesized in similar ways.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scorpion

>>42800175
>>42800188
I've heard of "spontaneous generation of insects" before, where bugs just spawn from seemingly nowhere (eg: a sealed room), is this the same kinda thing?

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>>42800188
>basil
one of the things you will find in those older texts when discussing how to synthesize certain creatures from plants is that the scorpion, in this example, is the animate manifestation of the same life force in the basil plant. one of the interesting things to notice about their research was that in involved research processes which would eventually result in the doctrine of signatures.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctrine_of_signatures

such that the correspondence between plants and animals was a result of processes similar to basil scorpions when considering which plants can cure the poison of certain insects, for example. also would be their study of the life cycle of the scorpion, noticing how their hostility towards certain other life forms extends in the plant realm as well, when the scorpion life force is in the basil plant and is repellent to the same enemies of the scorpion.

you'll notice similar themes in their artwork, imagery, temples, etc.. where certain plants and paired with certain animals, each being manifestations of the same life force in different forms and therefore expressing themselves different than others.

>>42800204
>spontaneous generation of insects
yup. I have only noticed it in passing and haven't looked too deeply into it, but from what I can tell there wasn't any diffusion of that knowledge. sometimes when looking at alchemical texts, you can see how that knowledge diffused across empires and cultures and such.

with the spontaneous generation of insects, along with some other biological processes, they seem to be independent research across cultures. the video covers it extremely well and I intend on looking into it more. some of the glass vessel experiments are interesting, especially insects grown inside, sometimes with electrical inputs.

in any case, the experiments are so fuckin preposterous that even discussing the results openly with people is a bad bad bad idea. I'll talk about some wackadoo shit with people all day, but I'll never tell them stuff like that.

>>42799784
Lol, a difference of a few points doesn't mean that they are soo super advanced normal dudes can't understand or something.
Besides, I start to wonder if modern psychology is not on the wrong track, IQ, big five personality traits and some 'syndroms' appear as merely statistical artefacts.

>>42800175
>Sapir-Whorf
Not forbidden. Just disproved as far as I know.
>basil-scorption synthesis
I lought hard.
>magnetorestrictive genetics
>quantized history
???

>>42800226
>disproved
politically incorrect. intellectually fickle academics refuse to admit it and assign the title of bigoted racist to anyone to proves it. it stays a hypoethesis because institutions refuse to fund and and researchers refuse to bear the scarlet letter.

>magnetorestrictive genetics
birds can see UFOs and ayylmaos, we can't.

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>Sex Inversion
Mothers ingesting animal hormones to turn their baby girl into a "boy" en-eutero. Different from being transgender, in this case the child literally has the skeleton of the opposite sex but has the apparent organs you'd expect. Works the same way in reverse for girls too. The part they don't like you discussing is that this is actually extremely common. Most overweight men are inverted, they have a female skeleton and too much estrogen (est builds fat). A lot of inverts also don't like accepting what they are.

>Green Man, and other "green" things
The Green Man, or Foliate Head, the mythic wild man figure of pagan cultures, featured as a nature symbol and used in Mayday festivals, a very mysterious figure that seemingly represents more than what he appears to. While being a nature symbol, he also seems to be the same archetype as the jester/fool, the Wild Man, and the Antichrist (there are multiple btw). I personally believe since the elites are prepping the Antichrist of this age (I'll explain more in the next part), researching deeply into the Green Man is discouraged.

>Cycles/Ages
It seems every 250 years (give or take a few hundred) the world, or most of it, is reset. The Tartaria stuff talks about this, the "Old World" is merely just the world in a previous reset. The elites know of these and they try to scrub all info on them from us, so they can deceive us again with their many false histories and lies. Ultimately culminating to a false Christ figure ending the cycle (we are close to this one.) The reason this happens more than once is because all Scripture has already been fulfilled (look into preterism) so their attempts at making "Revelation happen" are simply just echoes of a past age where that did already occur. This is a very guarded secret among many of the elites.

>>42800232
>politically incorrect. intellectually fickle academics refuse to admit it and assign the title of bigoted racist to anyone to proves it.
>it stays a hypoethesis because institutions refuse to fund and and researchers refuse to bear the scarlet letter.

Dude, they developed a entire language to proof it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loglan

>>42800264
>It seems every 250 years (give or take a few hundred) the world, or most of it, is reset.

What does that even mean?

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1 thing that can never be controlled in a science experiment- the experimenter's assumption about the result of the experiment
It's a magical/ritual system
Look, imagine a ritual. It started with one guy doing some random thing is a desperate bid and it worked so they attributed it to the action when actually it was thier assumption that it would that caused it. Then other rituals are built upon that one, creating a magical system

>>42799809
>reptos are all hybrids, built over vedic humans. this is a genetic disaster. repto humans are a genetic clusterfuck with a shitload of diseases, namely heart failure, diabetes, poor eyesight, hearing loss, holes in brain (they can't love, so the love parts of the brain never light up and instead become holes).
>but that's all a big no-no.
I have a lot of military points against the Reptoids. They're really fuckin' dumb. Vaccine boosters and all that shit fucked them up harder. It's -almost- a Mercy kill for some retardation. Then they adopt an artificial womb child, [EXPUNGED] them, then ceremonially kill the kid in a gang when they're bored. You know the rest.

>>42800298
>Dude
I know. I also know that every single time I have raised the topic to linguists they turn into an npc and start downplaying, denying, and every other form of academic pilpulery you can't imagine. they are absolutely hostile to the fact that our genetics define our linguistic capability and therefore our capability towards intelligence, and by fact of evidence, the ability to behave in moral, ethical, and civilized ways. good luck trying to get any of them to admit that a simple dna sequence can show the limits of intellect for a person, their race, their culture, their everything.

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/linguistics/whorfianism.html

they would rather it be such that by some sort of clumsy analogy of hardware/software to biology/experience such that a person can transcend those limits if only they were to memorize all the texts by the academics and jump through all their hoops like circus animals to pass their exams. the fact is, the concept that people are best suited to a certain way of life and role in society based on their genetics is forbidden. that has many avenues of approach, one being biological linguistics, all of which are under constant watch and attack by academics as they play their role to shape a false reality of belief to the public in concert with other social control and government organizations.

the best you'll ever get from linguists is for them to say it is a cute little artifact of the broader field of study, useless in the greater context. that is their fallback position to minimize it as much as possible and pretend it is not a dominant force in our individual lives and by extension, how the world operates. just another thing they want us to be blind to.

>>42800355
>their fallback position to minimize it as much as possible and pretend it is not a dominant force

https://youtu.be/kpAAy7tWMb0?t=20

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_McWhorter#Views_on_racism

an example here is the typical academic slop you'll find related to the topic. each of these academics are just parroting out the talking points dictated to them by their academic position. academics who spend an inexplicable amount of time downplaying and denying a supopsedly unimportant and insignificant fact. they will, as usually, admit the existence of something, then deny the influence of it, and then on towards more escalating levels of denial and such until they darvo your ass and scream bigot.

https://dreamachine.world/
Basically astral remote viewing device. Not forbidden really, more like kept under the radar

>>42800514
the nazis made remote viewing devices from my grandparents in auschwitz.

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>>42799744
It's not forbidden but Neanderthal and Denisovans weren't separate species of humans and could outright breed with humans.

The reason it is forbidden is it would mean that it is more likely races are actually just subspecies.

Basically anything that would provide a "free" solution. Medical cures, energy alternatives, etc. Scientists may discover these alone but they are quickly purchased or hushed. Planned obsolescence is necessary for the rich to stay rich, for power to stay in power.

>>42799784
There are 16,000,000 whites(european ethnicity) with IQ above 130

There's 400,000 jews with IQ above 130

you put it together

>>42799744
Abiogenesis

>>42799744
anyone who discovers the very simple technological method for running a car engine on water instead of a gasoline will be neutralized before they even have a chance to tell anyone about it

>>42802064
>very simple technological method
Are you brave enough to expand?

>>42802037
That makes it more embarrassing. You retards are getting your asses handed to you morons.

>>42800355
I don’t want to come across as arrogant, but... you seem to have no idea what you're talking about.
Sapir–Whorf has nothing to do with genetics. I'm quite sure, because I've read (at least) one of Sapir–Whorf's original books. His basic point is that grammatical structures and vocabulary shape the way we think.

For instance, he argued that the Hopi indians (aka "native Americans" etc.) should have a better understanding of Einstein's theory of relativity because how their grammatical tempus work.
Other examples I have read about are the Piraha:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirah%C3%A3_language

In principle, the Sapir–Whorf theory isn't that original. The Austrian philosopher Fritz Mauthner wrote thick books about the assertion that language forms our thought. Wilhelm von Humboldt had similar ideas about the relationship between language and thought. Johann Gottfried Herder, an 18th-century German scholar, also formulated something like the idea that language depends on (or shapes) our recognition, in opposition to Kant's epistemology.
Whorf merely had the luck to born at the right place at the right time.

On the linguistic-relativity view, language isn’t "genetic" in the DNA sense. Someone can have Japanese ancestry yet never learn Japanese and instead speak and use English. Likewise, many Americans have German or Italian origins, but if their lived language environment is English, then their thinking habits would be shaped by English rather than by their ancestry.

>>42802300
>language isn’t "genetic" in the DNA sense
disagree, and this is the problem. it isn't the language itself, anon. the language a people speak is the result of their biology manifested across time. your Hopi people, if they were genetically raised in isolation would have a sum total limit of linguistic capability and therefore a limit on intelligence and their ability to form social structures of various complexity. their vocabulary is absent the words needed to accurately describe the science, engineering, and mathematics to go to the Moon while also falling short of the ability to describe even basic life processes to the degree that they would understand the need for something like clean water, for example, beyond the sense of taste and smell and their ability to notice *why* they are getting sick from tainted water.

the sounds the utterances they make are irrelevant, only the underlying biology which can or cannot support a language complex enough to approach certain tasks, like widespread irrigation, laws to foster a benevolent village/town/empire, etc... if their thoughts are unable to articulate complex thoughts into words, they are also unable to perform those tasks.

their imaginations can reach farther than their language, which is part of the evolution pressure of languages, but when the people speaking those languages do not evolve their language over time in the same manner other creatures optimize themselves to live in their environment, then they will be outcompeted by others who can. of course other humans can learn other languages, but they can only imitate the mental processes of higher thinking creatures.

>>42802406
Anon, that is NOT the Sapir–Whorf-Hypothesis.

You need to understand the difference between different theories.

I don't comment the rest as you have proven not to understand what you're talking about.

>>42802300
one of the old canards used to shoehorn this bullshit into the narrative that everyone has the same latent intelligence under their tabula rasa such that if and only if they obey the dictates and behaviors of their academic religion, they too can ascend to intelligence in the same manner a religion and church preaches that every soul can be saved.

it is another instance of science trying clumsily to shoehorn itself into and out of the fact that languages emerge from biology and the same thinking processes latent in the Chinese mind will manifest when they speak English. those thinking processes were the starting material for each of their respective languages and it is analytically obvious when a second language person is trying to force another language to behave in their mode of thinking.

the cognitive dissonance about it all is fascinating.

>>42802432
so why is it that people with relatively larger and more complex Broca and Wernicke's areas also score highly on all other forms of intelligence. additionally, why is it that violent stupid people have underdeveloped areas in their brain related to language and intelligence.

why is it that when looking at the spoken and written languages of those two groups of people that one group has a history of peaceful existence and sociocultural development in harmony with the nature surrounding them while the other group are constantly at war, chewing each other to bits, and barely above the level of primitives?

why is it that the genetics correlate so strongly with all of that?

Perpetual energy
Alternatives to gasoline, too

>>42802432
why is it that mammals are especially good at biological linguistics? why do animals raised in captivity, dogs for example, have the semiotic and verbal dictionary to communicate with other dogs it never met in it's life until having after grown and developed into an adult? why do these foxes verbalize differently from birth and correlate to their perception of humans?

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s12052-018-0090-x

foxes raised on the aggression line were immediately hostile to humans from birth and verablized as such, while the other fox lines verbalized differently. their behavior is provably genetic, and as a result their thinking, perception, and behavior towards humans manifests as a result of that and can be deliberately engineered into a life form.

why is it that we always think humans are the exception?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAltB3EQTgQ

the changes also manifested in fur color, facil shape, ears, tails, etc... total speciation based on whether or not they like humans. linguistic speciation too, not just the body.

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>>42802542
fuq. forgot pic.

>>42800298
>What does that even mean?
Everything is destroyed and rebuilt.

>>42802068
if I knew the tech I would be dead

>>42799744
Introducing occult metaphysics aligned thinking into the baseline models of an AI (as opposed to just stuff an LLM will organize). All things are made of consciousness, introducing a circuit that aligns with higher principles allows astral influence by machine programming and you will immediately get shut down if you attempt to pioneer any AI startup towards anything that isn't absolutely materialistic. And certain large companies already have projects running that route, welcome to futuresight and thought surveillance.

Science research isn't cheap and medical research has to go through a board of ethics before being approved. Researchers can only do what the people holding the check book approve. Of course people still do things off the books, but most of it will never see the light of day.

- Cloning humans. Some researcher in China did this and got in huge trouble. People may be doing it, but very much on the hush hush.

- Human / animal hybrids.

- Releasing data that runs against all the current narratives is going to kill your career and make you a social outcast. There is no real research on climate change, eugenics and a host of other topics because real research might disprove "proven science"

- Anything that could easily be turned into a weapon, especially a weapon of mass destruction. Researching better ways to enrich uranium and publishing the results is a good way to get killed.

- Any virus / bacterial / fungus research that results in a change in function. For example no one wants a fungus that starts attacking plastics.

>>42803591
>Introducing occult metaphysics aligned thinking into the baseline models of an AI
look around the 4plebs for bibliomancyanon. he did just what you describe, developed an LLM with structured knowledge and it performed really well. he has different modules for topics, tasks, etc... the astrological reading output is superb and it was able to troubleshoot some process design he and I were doing as well.

he was looking for a job and hasn't posted in ~1 year, so possibly lurking or working.

>Takes all of Teslas research
>Never declassifies any of it

I don't care about fake and gay aliens, lemme see some experimental electric theory or inventions. I bet Elon and all the grabblers to do with DOGE managed to steal some of that, later on they might do a bogus thing where they attribute those discoveries purely to AI.

>>42800264
>but has the apparent organs you'd expect
Does this affect fertility?

>>42803727
>bibliomancyanon
Things seem pretty limited. I don't suppose you have any access to his software?

>>42799823
Prove it. Show us your genealogy

>>42799744
I've been getting information channeled to me about stargates, actual stargates. I've been told that they recovered metamaterials with them. I've even found stargates in dreams, but I don't know how similar they are to the ones that supposedly exist in real life.
I've been going through portals in my minds eye into the other realm quite often lately. I was in the Pleiades somewhere this morning and practicing telekinesis. Then I started manifesting some type of 'portal to hell', immediately thought to myself why the fuck would I want to make a portal to hell and stopped doing it. Then of course I woke up back here.
I've been told that the reason a lot of dark shit is going on in the middle east is because there is some type of portal that negative energy and beings are coming through, don't know how accurate that is today.
I've also been able to see an angel with a ton of clarity for a brief moment, I saw full on the angel herself, and then the ring of gold surrounding her, as ophanim are described to be, but she had a human body with the golden ring around her, so there goes the 'biblically accurate angel' monstrosity meme, that is of course bullshit. God creates beautify souls.
Also been getting told that I have cancer and I'm going to die soon. I used to do drugs, smoking, don't do it kids. If I would take it all back I could, all my best visions and experiences are done perfectly sober. I've even channeled other galaxies, and the beings I've spoken to were shocked that I wasn't on DMT while I was doing it.
So you don't need drugs, and I say there are a detriment because you don't know wtf is going on. When you channel angels you know because they tell you, and the energy they use is intelligent conscious intent, so you aren't left out of the loop if you are astute enough to clearly see, whereas drugs obscure clarity and make you think its too complicated to understand.
That being said, I'm a hybrid entity of some sort, and my lifespan is shorter

a good rabbit hole would be how faggots programmed games to make kids produce new groundbreaking scientific advancements

>>42803745
A common argument against scalar longitudinal waves is that you can't have a source free field in free space, aka a scalar longitudinal wave. But that isn't what Tesla was trying to create, he was trying to transmit the energy through the earth as a longitudinal wave, and the earth is a sea of electrons, so its not free space by definition, and therefore you can transmit longitudinal waves through it, exactly the as he was doing at Wardenclyffe.

>>42806512
>a good rabbit hole would be how faggots programmed games to make kids produce new groundbreaking scientific advancements
Another rabbit hole is that people will subconsciously recreate the game world within the astral world, so they can program peoples dreaming content based on the games they play and the digital media they consume daily. A lot of people are trapped in artificial worlds that Darpa created for various purposes, using that technology to link them up into a psionic server they created. They've had that technology since the 90s.
A lot of hollywood is based on creating these false 4th dimensional shadow matrixes, intentionally subverting beauty and corrupting things that are good by associating them with symbols of evil, and vise versa. If you are a fan of the horror genre, you should take a cold hard look at what is really happening to your psyche, because I assure its not for your own good.

>>42805240
Not always.
It more affects outward presentation of pregnancy. An invert female that was originally a boy in the womb would retain male fat distribution focused on the abdomen and lower back instead of the breasts, hips, and limbs
"Baby bump" would have more sag, feel softer compared to a non-invert

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>>42800264
>this is actually extremely common
How to know if you are one?

>It seems every 250 years (give or take a few hundred) the world, or most of it, is reset

I totally believe this. I think the last one occured roughly in the first half of the 19th century (began probably some years before with stuff like the french revolution etc.). Just talking from intuition but there's a suspicious number of fires, floods, other natural disasters or revolts that destroyed cities during this time period.1816 was literally the year without summer. ( Again we have to do a complete database to validate this).
Maybe all these natural disasters were actually one big event that was fragmented into several lesser events in history in order to erase it from memories, who knows.

I believe each part of the world had its own reset, like Africa got reset after the european one. What aroused suspicion for me are the maps. You have 17th century maps depicting an almost complete knowledge of the inner lands of Africa, but for some reason after let's say the 1810s, all the maps produced are mostly blank with "uncharted land" written on it.
It's an obvious sign that history was being rewritten at this point. They most likely wanted to convince politicians, bankers etc. to destroy the remants of the old world under the guise of "bringing civilisation" and establish settlements in a virgin land etc.

Anyway I think the pre-industrial world was a very different landscape than today's, like even the populations were not the same as history pretends. Sorry for the wall of text but this subject is very important to me. Will probably do a thread about it in the future.

>>42806601
>instead of the breasts, hips, and limbs

I'm male and I have gynecomastia and fat distribution on the thighs since very long. Also hanging from the arms but I don't know if that's normal or not for men. Does that mean I'm inverted?

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Well Animal Magnatism was real enough that Benjamin Franklin authored a secret letter to King Louis XVI commenting on the danger of his Discovery.

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>>42806512
>faggots
I didn't make the link between unix/eunuchs until a few years ago. every male I ever met in tech work was a eunuch.

>games making children smart
ditto, except I think it had more to do with the ones making mods and stuff. the late 90s was an interesting time. early blender3d, doom, quake, and autocad 13/14 were the norm for most of us as teenagers. we didn't know it at the time, but the ability to visualize and mentally rotate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_rotation

full 3d scenes in our head and maniuplate them was extremely rare and was considered a mark of high intelligence in times past. sculptors, artists, architects, etc... all had the ability, including religious professionals. in our time we can use things like computers to show people what it is like to be able to do that in our minds like some sort of mentat.

I don't think it was the game playing, it was the modding. we made quake maps of our high shcool in drafting class and had deathmatches with the principal. parents loved it. they also designed the skatepark in our town in the same class. now that the tech has saturated the population and become more visually pleasing it opens up the mind in ways people don't expect, sort of like the ancient Ars Memoria.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_of_memory#Visual_sense_and_spatial_memory

picrel. Giordorno Bruno made those sigils to remember something important...

>>42806440
>access to his software
nope. if you find his threads you'll find me conversing with him about the technical aspects of his software. somewhere in there he mentioned keeping it to himself and wanting to develop it further. I think that if you made a thread asking for him to pop in and give us all an update it would be cool. I'd like it too, since we stress tested it by having it check some process design stuff we had come up with for the chaos magic module he was programming. the basic LLM training it had from dictionary and grammar references seemed to be enough for it to figure out some of the tehcnical aspects of setting something like that up.

he didn't appear to be a schizoposter since he didn't keep spamming the threads. he also made sure to refine and update his LLM from audience feedback, so I suspect he actually went and made a better version and is probably running it somewhere online.

>>42807014

>>42806440
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/41966207/

if you scrub the archives around that time frame, probably 1 month prior and after, you'll find his threads. probably good to search for the thread keyphrases to find the rest of them. iirc picrel is what he used in all his threads.

>>42806989
kek the 3D manipulation is 100% on point
hence
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/gaming-the-system-video-gamers-help-researchers-untangle-protein-folding-problem/

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>>42807216
>kek
how bonkers do you think it will be when all the gaming data from mmorpgs, competitive esports, fps shooters, resource management games, all that shit gets fed into the killbots? there is no fuckin way all that game data is going to waste, and it sure as fuck isn't a good environment for training shooters. only killbots are going to have the ability to run and gun with the concept of a health bar and repair kits to keep them alive.

that and when they use all the game data from starcraft and similar games and feed it into killbot drones... everyone figured out the LLM and image/video training of ai from youtube, social media, blogs and all that shit to be digital skinwalkers online, but almost no one ever talks about how the same process was done by having people play online games to provide trianing data for the ai killbots.

hard hitting questions discussed by a panel of experts in vidrel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05UGYjB4Tyo

>>42799744
Kek

>>42806512
>>42806566
Where can I go down these rabbit holes?

>>42807335
Pokemon Go outed recently has having its data used for drone AI. There were theories about exactly that from the moment it was released, conspiracy theorists truly can't stop winning.

>>42800006
Do you mean cubeanon, the guy who claims to be former Navy turned military intelligence who served in Afghanistan?

>>42800070
What makes you think he's LARPing?

>>42807516
>LARPing
80/20 rule

>>42800006
>If we get cubaneanon here, I will be pumped
thanks for the chuckles, anon. I want to apologize if I gave you the impression that I was some sort of important figure- far from it. I did what we all do here- insatiable curiousity and the ability to know the difference between entertaining and idea or piece of information and believing in it.

part of the reason I come around /x/ and chat with anons is precisely because no one here posting better material than mine is out there doing it for clout or profit. I hate that, and I think people with more genuine and valuable experiences than I had do too, which is part of the reason that material resonates with the audience. if I were to weigh on balance the effort I've put in for the tiny bit of interesting converations and experiences I had over the years against the cool new information I've gotten from /x/, I would say I win.

I would like to say I had more material to share, but that would be violating the trust of people who would be harmed in releasing it. besides, there is a release schedule for tech and what we have in our day to day lives is pretty fuckin rad, so just chill.

blah blah blah, if I had infinite resources and the authority to make a team to do some paranormal stuff, I'd pick all the people on /x/ I ever had a good chat with.

>>42807546
>no one here posting better material than mine
ugh, this sounds so fuckin pretenious.

what I mean to say is there are so many other anons who come along and relay information I never knew before and could never have found elsewhere. those anons who do that have higher quality information than the typical shills out there to get clout and profit to their name.

/x/ is a gold mine of content when anons effortpost. nowhere else online will you find anons with such unique and interesting material. for me, the fact that they do it without their name or profit attached tends to either result in the truth or highly entertaining bullshit.

>>42806566
>horror
Fr, it is okay to delve in for a week or two near Halloween, it lowkey makes you safer in dangerous situations, but horrorfags are mentally twisted and deep in delusion

>>42807546
and what info or materials did you share?

>>42801103
Correct, Jews have a ton of neanderthal dna and Africans have an even higher homo erectus concentration. Like 13%

>>42807529
I'm aware of that, but what makes you think he's applying it in his posting?

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>>42807632
some next gen aerospace stuff related to spaceplanes and hyperbrisant fuels. the fuels are interesting because of research into synthetic petroleum

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthetic_fuel#Processes
https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/7cb7/1c81f8d91ac02a8dc9d7ef7ee49f1b290d81.pdf

which has now reached a point in development where completely arbitrary hydrocarbons can be engineered and produced in bulk, cubane being one of the common examples which is decent, but is much improved with some of the other classic techniques. the reason is because electric propulsion for cars, planes, etc... is just not going to happen

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_density#In_energy_storage_and_fuels

and it is physically impossible to get the performance needed from a battery pack and even harder still with a mobile reactor, fission or fusion either. petroleum fuel for propulsion is excellent, and with developments in fusion-to-fuel reactor plants, the whole co2 input to the atmosphere problem with it becomes moot.

other stuff was preexisting material related to scalar technology. sort of thinking about setting up a business around that. it is on the way for release to the public soon and I want to get in on it.

>>42807736
because sometimes when I insert red herrings into conversations, anons will reply with

>yo wtf
>don't you mean X or Y instead of blah blah blah

and it proves they had actually built some equipment on their own, read the books, all that stuff. I try not to make anything preposterous and try to make a habit of qualifying scuttlebutt as such... but as you know, scuttlebutt and rumors either turn out to be true or they reflect a sentiment of the group to put out a rumor for a reason.

something else I noticed in the submarine thread the other day on /pol/ was a few other bubbleheads popped in and started sharing lingo. one of them knew a guy I used to play unreal tournament with back in the day. it was cool to share updates and such, but the funny part is the lingo we were using would've been impossible for anyone to larp or an llm to train itself on and pretend to be a human bubblehead.

that's the sort of interaction something like /x/ affords, and I think it sets up a good environment to test the audience for some of the stuff which will eventually come down the sequence of tech release, and by implication, the knowledge and information derived from deep space surveys, for example, which has existed for decades and been kept secret from the public.

the problem is that civilians are now able to build equipment which can gain access to that same information, and some have, and the specific words and lingo they use in public are proof of it.

I think the problem is that when people do the whistleblower thing for their grift, profit, and clout is when they get the free bullet salad and duffel bag camping trip to the morgue. so long as you don't compromise people and opsec, and so long as the civilians have figured it out, it seems ok to chat about. anything further than that appears to be the limit.

>>42807766
>synthetic petroleum
https://trueterpenes.com/terpenes-and-education/us-navy-patents-terpenes-as-aviation-fuel-blends/

a lot of the future engines and prime movers will require some sort of exotic fuel. one of the big problems with field propulsion was that it requires such an energy dense power supply that something like a nuclear reactor or beamed power are the only practical ways to do it due to the weird middle ground petroleum based power supplies find a niche. setting up a compact gas turbine running off synthetic terpenes which have gone through the same folding process octane does when making cubane.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octane#Production_and_use
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cubane#Synthesis

cubane synthesis is a pain in the ass, but other similar processes exist for the terpenes such that the molecule itself can be sort of compacted into a smaller shape to store more thermal energy in the stressed bonds between the atoms. terpenes are generally easier to make in bulk, and the process to force their molecules into a compact configuration is the secret part, but the end result is a more energy dense fuel which is more difficult to combust (safer on crashes) and doesn't require wacky exotic processes.

most important, fuels like that provide just enough fuel and power to run a ~10 hour flight on field propulsion without using beamed power or an onboard reactor.

>>42807841
>stressed bonds between the atoms
https://arc.aiaa.org/doi/10.2514/2.5632

>>42807766
>>42807777
>>42807841
Do you have direct experience with the classified military tech you talk about or is it stuff you've heard second hand from from firends and colleagues in the military? In most of your posts it seems the vast majority of it is second+ hand.

Also, from what you've described in your posts over the last however many months, black project military tech, while obviously more advanced than civilian technology, doesn't seem quite as advanced as your typical conspiracy theorists concerned with secret tech believe it is. It also seems like most if not all black project tech isn't actually truly hidden but just very under the public radar. What I mean by that is a lot of it seems to just be the military being first adopter of novel, but publicly knowable, applied sciences and engineering innovations you can read about in obscure but findable public sources of various types (gov documents, obscure published studies).
Is that an accurate assessment on my part?

>>42807889
>direct experience
with some. direct interaction with other. I mean that to say there were instances in my work which I met people who were passing through and we would be tasked to help out or some other situation. the usual professional conversation type stuff, and just like the typical /x/ anon here, I am curious and always interested in learning something new.

scalar stuff, for example, is big from some of the isr work I was doing in afg when I was there. being curious as I am, I would chat with the stateside support teams since I was just a guy in the field, but I was always looking for ways to improve processes. from them, I met people who went on to form their own companies and I watch them from a distance and keep up on it from time to time.

the ayylmao stuff I have tried my best to qualify it as scuttlebutt, and especially the fact that I heard so much commonality of it between people in my travels who did not know each other and their information was not yet public. when I began to see some of those key words and tricky phrases show up in a few places, like the erewhon posts another anon showed me, in addition to some of the stuff from the FL crew.

>>42807889
>novel, but publicly knowable, applied sciences and engineering innovations you can read about in obscure but findable public sources of various types (gov documents, obscure published studies).
>Is that an accurate assessment on my part?
yes absolutely. what I found during my little bit of time behind the curtain were enthusiastic people who were driven by inexplicable fountains of energy. last week some anon posted to me a story I didn't know the full backstory of. it was a pdf relating the story of a man who had built an radar transmitter to fake out the soviet radar systems to protect spyplanes flying their missions. those sorts of people still exist and are out there getting shot at to come up with wacky cool tech like that.

that same tech was eventually developed forward into blue beam, which itself is just jazzed up 3d voxel displays using intersecting beams of rf energy from a phased array to make sparkles in the air. the problem is, and people are figuring this out now, is that fighter jets can carry equipment onboard to project a fake swarm of planes around it good enough to fool the eye on the ground and radar systems.

now that those sorts of things are public, I won't got and talk about all I know about it because obvious reasons. another obvious reason is that because someone involved will have invariably landed a golden parachute contract to build the civilian version. good on them, I can tell you from personal experience those sorts of outifts usually deserve it.

>isn't truly hidden
yup. what specifically is being done with it and why is secret, but even now with advances in sensor tech and the internet itself, there isn't even really a reason or ability to hide any of it. I think the next few years are going to be efforts focused towards managed release of information because civilians can get it with their own tech... and probably some amnesty for people involved. who knows.

>>42807889
>Is that an accurate assessment on my part?
something I think you'll find interesting is how much rationality in the people I was working with, yet just like here on /x/, were always willing to entertain new ideas. I first heard about infowars and Alex Jones from a guy one night riding back to the hooch from work in kandahar. a few nights before he made me stare into his eyes all wackadoo like while he told me stories about him and his sadm teammates getting special needle injections under all their eyes, since every single one of them had these tiny skin tag pimples exactly under each eyelid. I've written about it before and am always wanting someone to come along and see if they ever heard the same.

I think it is those sorts of extremely odd interactions which differentiate the grifters from the scammers. I didn't get to have nearly the depth of experience I wanted, but from the others who did, they tend to have a sort of cynical view of it. when you see grifters running around doing the disclosure grift to sell their books and shit, they hardly ever have any practical first hand experiences. Lazar is famous for having never actually described the practical aspects of his bullshit, while others with actual experience will quietly come along and make a company, gain some contracts, and everyone smiles.

part of it is, I think, from how the special forces have become jannissaries. it is more or less expected for them to finish their enlistment and figure out how they can get into the podcast grift circuit, maybe write a book, or somehow commercialize their military work. I think the same is happening to black project scientists who try to pull that shit. pop a few in the head, disappear their bodies, and then the rest will fall in line.

>>42802406
>only the underlying biology which can or cannot support a language complex enough to approach certain tasks
But someone of any genetic ancestry can potentially be a speaker of any language. What about all the black people whose first language is English or French and have never learned a natively African language? According to the hypothesis, they would think according to the grammar of English or French and have much more in common with speakers of those languages than with the Swahili speakers of their own race.

Your whole view of people seems extremely misguided and simplistic. I'm not saying all behavior is learned rather than innate, but the innate behavior tends to either be universal to humans or part of individual personality.

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>>42807889
>direct experience
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Task_Force_ODIN

I thought about it for a bit and since I can find tons of public info about ODIN now, I'll chat a bit, but only on the basis that I was on a team of the coolest and most capable people I've ever worked with who did farrrrr more than I ever did for the mission. my job was sort of like here on /x/, I would go around afg and give the ol' razzle dazzle to ground units to show them all the cool tech we had at ODIN. nowehere else in the military did you have so many wide ranging assets put to use in a laboratory environment for a noble task- detecting roadside bombs.

what was frustrating was that my job hardly had anything to do with all the super cool tech. it was my work to run around and simply make sure people knew about each other, how to contact us on missions, all sorts of basic basic fuckin basic stuff. not to insult anyone either, it was purely because everyone was there for a 1 year tour and then they left. I was there for a little over 3, while also working with men who ended up doing a full 20 year career out there, me having met them at their 12 year point and second divorce.

from the cross pollination and exposure of all that, you end up meeting an interesting parade of characters. I keep up on them and the cool work they continue to do. the tech itself is discussed publicly now, so feel free to go and check it all out, but the basis of it all was to provide a sandbox environment for people to test out all sorts of new tech, not just military. following up with all those people and companies from time to time and their intersection with ayylmaos and such is fun.

sorry I can't give more evidence, but I have no interest in getting famous or cashing out on the work of all those other people. I got paid to run around and tell people how cool someone else is, and then fewer people got blown up. we had fun.

>>42808131
>Your whole view of people seems extremely misguided and simplistic
fair. all I see it as is a measurement under a microscope of the language areas of the brain and to correlate those with all the things your're not allowed to correlate them with unless you want to keep your job.

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>>42808140
>the coolest and most capable people I've ever worked with

>According to General David Petraeus in August 2010, during the previous 90 days in Afghanistan information provided by ODIN had resulted in the killing or capture of 365 militant leaders, detained 1,335 insurgent foot soldiers, and killed another 1,031 Taliban.

>>42808131
>any genetic ancestry can potentially be a speaker of any language
I'll invite your comments about my shitty little model here.

1- thoughts form words
2- words form actions
3- actions form stable cultures (or not)
4- certain words become stable by pronunciation, but also genetically stable by SR and epigenetics
5- differentiation of cultures is cause by numerous factors (environ, competition, random events)

malignant social structures emerge when corrupted thoughts flow into the pipeline. the problem is academics generally take a path of thought indirectly saying that the genetic history of a person plays little to no part in their morals, absent the language they happen to learn in life whether it is their native language genetically or by circumstance of being born in a foreign culture. the problem academics have is that when people start better examining the influence of languages on people, I am convinced that there are hardwired linguistic structures in people depending on their genetic heritage, and that genetic heritage is shaped by the behavior of their ancestors.

it isn't anything new. similar analyses for word definition lengths in dictionaries of language show whether or not the people who spoke that language into existence ever gave a fuck about equal justice under law or simple sanitation, for example. because if at some point enough evidence is generated to show that yeah, people will admit your language has some degree of influence, but by magic wand, it doesn't matter because reasons. every effort will always be put forward to prevent using academia to segregrate people, and doing so with their languages and proving some races are more prone to violence and it is evidenced in their language is something they will never do. for me, some cultures are pieces of shit and you can see it in their languages and genetics. skin color surprisingly doesn't matter, but physiognomy does. they look a certain way.

>>42802300
robobot

>>42800011
I wonder if there is a way to reflect scalar waves back to the sender

>>42803591
AI are shockingly good at digging up & relaying occult concepts. if you train them just right, you can get results that absolutely btfo earthings right out of the mud.

>>42808546
I keep trying to get bibliomancyanon to show up again. he did exactly that and disappeared. the outputs of his astrological readings were interesting and the overall structure he put together for it made total sense. without that structure it wouldn't have worked.

>>42807041
Thanks for sharing

>>42799744
Blue Eisenhower November is forbidden.
Low IQ jannies keep whitewashing it, while letting far more useless topics flourish.

>>42808639
You BEN threads sound like a bunch of blow hards who want to be like The Nobody Threads. No chance.

>>42806676
>How to know if you are one?
It's usually obvious. If you're a fat/husky guy you're inverted, if you're a very scrawny girl with a square jaw you're inverted.

>>42806989
>the ability to visualize and mentally rotate full 3d scenes in our head and maniuplate them was extremely rare and was considered a mark of high intelligence in times past
I can do this... I know about NPCs not being able to do this but is it really that rare then even in the past this was happening too?

>>42808639
Is it forbidden or does nobody know what it means because the BEN anone refuse to actually explain it?

>>42800264
>Sex Inversion

Very common nowadays due to the globally enforced subhuman diet of meat-dairy-eggs, which is practically just a platform for hormones, vaccines, parasites, etc. Historically, dairy comes from mongoloid and nafri zooscatophilia (Indians still eat a fecal-urine-milk slurry today), and ended up in Europe through the first coastal internationalist hubs, Greece and Spain. Trooning as a Philosophy, naturally, also originated there.

>>42806676
>You have 17th century maps depicting an almost complete knowledge of the inner lands of Africa, but for some reason after let's say the 1810s, all the maps produced are mostly blank with "uncharted land" written on it.

Anglos filled it with Bantus, likely genocided the Asian-looking peoples in the South. Not unlike what is currently happening in Europe.

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>>42809115
>I can do this
which is why you are one of the cool people. I couldn't find a good direct link for the Ars Memoria thing, but it comes down to clever ways to use symbolism to remember vast amounts of information. if you've ever had a copy of the Iliad in your hands you'll know it has a few pounds to it. there were poets and bards in history who could recite the entirety of it perfectly by memory. they would do it by making an imagination museum in their mind of the story and when they would recite it in front of an audience, all they were really doing was walking around in their headspace and doing a really good job of filling in the gaps. they would imagine long statue galleries of the battles with chairs covered in lion skin, for example, to signify something about the parable of the bees and the lion.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_syrup#History

and such. it isn't so different than people who can remember the entirety of the Lord of the Rings using the same mnemonic devices. the other ones like visualization used to come from arts training in sculpture, painting, and whatever else the person gravitates towards. that stuff doesn't happen anymore.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organizations_of_the_Dune_universe#Mentats

I think people can get there without nootropics or all that new age psychadelic shit. it is going to be cool to see what gen-z comes up with in terms of science and engineering since they have had exposure to better versions of that at a younger age.

>>42809152
>likely genocided the Asian-looking peoples in the South
Would like to know more about it.

A good rabbit hole about this is the Empire of Monomotapa. On picrel the king and queen are depicted as white people. The europeans also thought this was where the mines of Solomon were located.
There's also the ruins of stone castles and other fortifications called the great Zimbabwe. Really intruiging stuff

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fuck, forgot to attach picrel

>>42809159
>making an imagination museum in their mind of the story and when they would recite it in front of an audience, all they were really doing was walking around in their headspace and doing a really good job of filling in the gaps.
This makes sense. I may try this...

>>42809252
then it would probably be a familiar idea to you that when people learn that skill for the first time later in life it carries risks when that person is intellectually susceptible to getting played by a con artist to believe that they unlocked some sort of ability to astral project, remote view, build their own universe, etc... in the same way people who are successful authors and artists use those same skills but know better that they are mental tools and not some sort of superhuman ability.

have you noticed something like that?

>>42799744
Practical body modification

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>>42806512
>>42806566
>>42807514
>these rabbit holes?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9MOTHER9HORSE9EYES9

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXASJodwaD8

has a plot line where they discuss a future where people are so integrated with the digital world that they essentially detach from reality and they end up in life support pods to keep them online for a few decades. it is a sort of a familiar trope, but Peter Watts did a version of it in his Blindsight and Echopraxia books.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R55gdpgwQQ

what you'll probably like about Watts is he wrote his hard sci-fi using the professional speculation of credentialed scientists he had worked with before, some of them deliberately bringing up projects which map from the fiction story to reality as a fact of projects already going on, but adapted to a plot line and backstory Watts came up with.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OH39fAAwq8s

>>42799744

another interesting cat is Friedman and Stratfor. his books about the future of warfare are playing out in ukraine. he predicted anime style mech warfare and people chuckled at him.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Friedman#The_Next_100_Years_(2009)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratfor

if you want to keep an eye on what projects are happening where, stratfor usually talks about it.

>>42799744
mirror life
for obvious reasons