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 No.1[Reply]

Welcome to /posad/, our version of /x/.
Try not to get too skitzo and keep things some what based in material reality here. Obviously the board is an ode the late and great J Posadas. Ayyy's are acceptable as well as other forms of conspiracy and general skitzo tom foolery. Just try to keep it from devolving to the point of trying to peddle obviously clear and fallacious conspiracies and retarded CGI cooming.


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 No.516[Reply]

What do you think of 9/11?
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 No.870>>871

>>637
>By the way i want to point out that "radiation" doesn't just refer to radioactive rays. It also refers to radio-waves, microwaves, infrared/radiant-heat and visible light.

"Radioactive rays" is just the immediate energy from nuclear activity. It need not be gamma or X.
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 No.871

>>870
Yeah the technical term are ionizing radiation vs non-ionizing radiation.
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 No.872>>873

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Sorry, I mean, I think the official narrative makes the most sense and is the most plausible explanation. To the degree the united states itself played a roll in the attacks is, in so far as, we assisted the mujahedeen in the late 70's/early 80s to fight the evil communist soviets, ofc. Incase you are unaware, this was code named: Operation Cyclone, and the mujagedeen would later go on the become Al-Qaeda. The truth is you don't need fancy stories for the truth to be strange. The truth is stranger than fiction and that is how a lot of these conspiracy brain worms spread. Like, historically speaking, you can be the most well armed, well maintained, strongest military force on the planet and all it takes is one butterfly…..and that's that.
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>>872
>I think the official narrative makes the most sense and is the most plausible explanation.
For the 9/11 attacks ?
How was any of that plausible.

It looks like they knew and let the attacks happen because it served as a pretext for the wars the neocons had in the pipeline.
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 No.874

>>873
Did you even read everything I said?


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 No.861[Reply]

I went on a road trip to area 51 last week.
AMA. FYI: We also hit up other spots./ We pretty much hit up the entire west coast. We hit up the four corners (Which is run by the Navaho community, apparently.) We also hit up Carlsbad cavern and went down south and had a craw fish boil. We Went to roswell also, but, area 51 was far more interesting. We went up to the gate after a crazy and grueling drive down a long ass dirt road in the middle of the nevada desert. The road to Tonopah. Btw the ride from Rachel to Tonopah is dangerous as hell. After the trip back from the gate we fucking saw them, we assume, testing air craft by mock dogfighting for a minute. We got a video but the video looks like dog shit.
We also saw a guy base jumping off this bridge in twinfalls and I have never been to a cave, so, carls bad was amazing. But Area 51 was just wild as shit. There were some pretty chill locals outthere, FYI.
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>>864
I don't even eat meat yet that somehow sounds delicious. Makes me want to cook something.

What was the gate like?
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 No.866>>867

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>>865
The gate was spooky as fuck. Pretty much everything you would think. The road there supposedly takes 2 hours there and back but it only took us like…maybe 1 hour? It wasn't that long. My car wasn't made for that, but, she did fine anyways. It's a sports car. so. we had extra cool points. We could see some type of buildings off in the distance about 1/2 way there and we couldn't tell what they were. after about an hour we approached the sign in the picture. After that you keep going for another 20 or so feet and you turn right into the front gate. You will be greeted with this huge, well, gate that says "STOP" and behind it is this large what looks to be a camera/pa system. It defiantly is like a repeater, or, something. There is also a "Non drones" Sign as to inform you this is government airspace and you cannot fly there nore can you film there. I heard they don't care about filming all that much, but, considering you notice two stationed guards posted on a hill watching your every move in these creeping white trucks we were not about to find out. After we saw them we got back in the car and dipped. There wasn't much to see there, but, what there is to see is very interesting. I heard there is 5 some entrances, but, only two are really safe to get too.
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 No.867>>868

>>866
>There is also a "Non drones" Sign as to inform you this is government airspace and you cannot fly there nore can you film there.
How easy do you think it would be for them to stop a drone swarm?
>We got a video but the video looks like dog shit.
You gotta post it
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>>867
I'll think about it.
Stop a drone swarm? Probably unlikely…actually.
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 No.869

>>868
>I'll think about it.
You gotta do it.
>Stop a drone swarm? Probably unlikely…actually.
Interesting…


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 No.769[Reply]

>TFW even the captchas are gangstalking you
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 No.770

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You think that's bad…
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 No.787

:p i got 0pain0gain once when i had tough times in my life.
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 No.789

>aliens leave subliminal messages through technology
Damn. Maybe I was being gangstalked by aliens all along.
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This thread is gay.


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 No.484[Reply]>>848

Which one are you looking forward to most?
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>>845
>Forgetting that machines rust and slow down.
Lets assume for the sake of argument that you can keep mending a machine indefinitely. You have to consider that your simulated mind would likely suffer some kind of software rot.
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 No.848

>>484
>Which one are you looking forward to most?
None. I don't want to have a cyberpsychosis because the manufacturer was a piece of shit, I ain't a fucking guinea pig. If we reject vaccines and proprietary software then we should reject cyber-implants too.
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 No.857

>>847
Exactly this too.
Mortality isn't just a biological effect.
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>>487
Really? I remember that futurism was bleak in the 2010s.
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 No.859

>>858
That's not what futurism means.


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 No.790[Reply]

What if biblically accurate angels were just aliens who were gangstalking clueless Christians? Or they're Christians' bad drug trips, idk.
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>>849
>How's that different from having an acid trip?
I had neither religious experiences nor have i ever been tripping, so i can't say.
But you probably are correct about the similarities. At least some people say that drugs made them have religious experiences.

>And how does God even exist in a material universe?

Well people have believes in gods and those believes happen because of physical processes in the brains. So yes gods exists, but not as a powerful wizard of sorts, rather its neurons and synapses doing a thing.

>And why do these "miracles" have to be brain activity?

People attribute happenings they can't explain to miracles.
We have no reason to think that our inability to explain certain things is anything other than a limitation of what we know. So a miracle appears to refer to a knowledge gap.

>Isn't God almighty?

in the imagination of believers, certainly.
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 No.851>>852>>856

>>850
>its neurons and synapses doing a thing
Then God is as real as spooks. Which means he isn't fucking real, just the concept of God is real.
>So a miracle appears to refer to a knowledge gap.
A miracle is something people think can't be real and yet it is.
>in the imagination of believers, certainly.
Then he isn't fucking almighty, wtf is this supposed to mean?
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>>851
>Then God is as real as spooks.
If you want to put it that way, sure.
> Which means he isn't fucking real, just the concept of God is real.
You're almost getting it. It was always a concept.

I'll try a few examples.

Lets say you're a kid that just figured out Santa Clause isn't a guy on a magic sled. But it's just your dad in a costume.
You're reaction could be "Santa isn't real". But that isn't really true. Santa was always real, it was always just adults pretending for their children. You just figured out that you did not know what the real Santa is.

I'm going to say that magicians are real and that magic is too. But the magic that is real is based on slight of hand, misdirection of attention and illusions. Fake magic is the supernatural stuff, because that is not real. The magicians that put on a show to amuse people, those are real.

What I'm getting at here is : use words to describe the things that actually exist. Don't allocate all the words to impossible things, and then proceed to describe the actually existing things as "not real".
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 No.853

>>852
This is all just semantics.
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 No.856

>>852
>>851
>>850
Most people don't believe in God. They just hope there is a God.

I listen to how people talk about God with this vague yet extremely personalized language.
And it all reeks of psychosomatic affectation.

The way people say God is punishing them or showing them something whenever something in their daily life goes kaput.

The way people go superstitious and destroy their kids toys or restrict kids playtime just because of some "bad vibe".

It all reeks of insecurity.

It's mainly lack of intellectual and empathetic drive.
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 No.806[Reply]

Post sexy aliens.
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>>830
uygha did you just beam in from 1992?
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>>833
SEKSIIIIIIII!!
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Dat ass.


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 No.838[Reply]

NGL the Federation of Damanhur seems pretty cool.
What does /posad/ think about the Temples of Humankind?
Is your heart as light as a feather?
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What is possible between the domains of the zero and the one?
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 No.797[Reply]>>801>>802

there are some spiritualities (Indigenous matriarchal ones for example) that believe women possess intuition like a 6th sense that men aren't able to tap into. And that it can be honed with practice.

I have pretty powerful intuition, always have since I was a kid. I started doing tarot readings when I was little for fun, and they ended up really scarily accurate. It's all intuition based, the way I read them. I freaked out several family members- aunts uncles, mom, grandma with my readings to the point where they were made uncomfortable. I've predicted severe illness, infidelity, and minor issues too with my card readings. I get told a lot that my tarot readings aren't any fun because I don't sugarcoat bad things. In fact I think I have more of an ability to predict bad things than good.

I am also really good at reading people, which I usually pass off as being a perk of being a wallflower, but I can even guess people's first names when I've never seen them before sometimes. Sometimes I even get such a powerful feeling that a person or animal's name is 'wrong' somehow to the point where I have a hard time using the name they give me. Like, one time I was riding a trail horse with a name like Red or something, but I could not stop calling her Daisy- in my mind, when I was petting her or riding her. It was really weird. Probably sounds retarded but I wonder if it's some kind of weird intuition or something.

At this point I always listen to my intuition. If I get a bad feeling about something. My husband believes I have very strong intuition as well, and always listens to me if I decide to cancel a plan or leave something early because it's never steered us wrong. I think it's the closest thing to a religious belief I practice- if I get a gut feeling about something I don't do it, or if someone gives me bad vibes I gtfo.

few examples off the top of my head:
- when i was 16 I crashed my car going 80 into a telephone pole and the tree line in a ditch, with my mom in the passenger seat. she only came out with cuts from the glass, I didn’t have a scratch.
- some dumb friend of mine was getting catfished and subsequently extorted, and basically made a deal to “sell me” to them since he knew i was well off in exchange for being left alone. instantly knew something was up with the girl that hmu. few days later he attempts suicide and she’s arrested for something completely unrelated.
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 No.801

>>797
Reminder,if something feels off or you feel like you or someone around you might be doing something retarded take a moment and step back and think through what you're doing.
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 No.802

>>797
>matriarchal societies
>believe men aren't able to tap into intuition
YA DON'T SAY!
>I have pretty powerful intuition, always have since I was a kid.
I don't have an intuition but I do get whatever I'm reading or thinking about "echoed" in my surroundings sometimes, like TV or music. Dunno if the aliens are trying to contact me or I have finally gone insane. It still bothers me to this day.
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 No.808>>810

>there are some spiritualities (Indigenous matriarchal ones for example) that believe women possess intuition like a 6th sense that men aren't able to tap into. And that it can be honed with practice.

Intuition isn't gendered. It's overassigned to women like how intellect is overassigned to men.

>>799
>I'm a bit puzzled about your car crash, how is that a win for your intuition ? I don't want to be rude but if you had a mechanical brain and looked up some car accident statistics you'd have figured out that driving slower prevents most accidents. And lets be real you didn't get harmed in the car accident because of all the engineering that went into making cars safer. If you'd crashed a car from 50 years ago into a pole at that speed you'd have been mangled or dead. I'm not trying to be mean, if i was in your place i would not assume that my intuition is granting me a walk-away-unharmed-from-car-crash power. Consider that 60mph is probably fast enough.

Most intuition may be based off of plain old natural selection. It's not that people can read life without any prior data.
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 No.810>>821

>>808
>It's overassigned to women like how intellect is overassigned to men.
Same ol' patriarchal gender stereotypes.
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 No.821

>>810
Yep. The same people who whine about patriarchy will then spin gender stores in a positive light


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 No.791[Reply]

here's an interesting scientist named Rupert Sheldrake who studies phenomena like pets sensing when their owners are coming home, people feeling someone staring at them from a distance, or knowing when someone is about to contact them. I’ve had these experiences myself.

Sheldrake calls this the "Morphic Field." He believes some beings can communicate mentally, possibly through some form of quantum energy. For example, certain birds navigate using cells in their brains that sense Earth’s magnetic field, directing them where to go.

But you can’t replicate the Morphic Field in a lab. If a friend’s worry sends a mental signal to me, you can’t force it to happen repeatedly, so science can’t study it properly. This is why science often fails when dealing with human experiences.

Take the statement, "Pizza makes me happy." A scientist might test this by giving me pizza for every meal for a month. When I inevitably get tired of it, they’d conclude, "Pizza does not make this person happy." But that’s wrong—pizza does make me happy, just only when I’m in the mood. The same unpredictability applies to psychic phenomena if they depend on passion or spontaneity, they can’t be summoned at will.

If phenomena like psychic connections or the 'Morphic Field' can't be reliably replicated in a lab, does that mean they’re beyond scientific study or does science need new methods to understand them? How would you design an experiment to test subjective, unpredictable experiences like intuition or emotional resonance?


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