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People in their 40s realize chasing validation from others is useless and they've wasted valuable years. Life is better when you let that go and are happy with yourself. The same applies to social media validation. post maybe twice a year now and live a full, adventurous life offline. Much better.
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That's the beauty of Fomenko.
He doesn't just challenge the timeline, he makes you question why you ever accepted it without asking questions.
I have kind of a crazy idea. Walk with me for a sec.
I came across the work of a russian scientist, Anatoly Fomenko. He worked out through old texts and mathematic calculations that there might be as many as 1000 years missing from the more recent historical timeline. You can sidestep and contextualize a lot of historical records, but the stars are pretty predictable. (take a look at his work, it is interesting to say the least).
This Idea keeps coming up: missing time. But why? egocentric rulers that really wanted to rule in a specific timeline and changes in calendars aside, it is odd that these ideas keep cropping up. One thought of mine drifts towards the malevolent: If you can alter or erase the history of a population, their "roots" are severed, making them vulnerable to whatever narratives are presented. There is a lot of interesting 19th century thoughts, theories, and speculation that lends to this idea.
But the Russian mathematician came up with a number in the early 1300s that might be todays current date. Why this is interesting is that if we rewind the clock back to the founding of the US and consider biblical statements such as "1000 years of peace and prosperity", it is a little interesting that the result of the timeframe around Americas founding, and subsequent events that can only be described as "living in interesting times" kinda lines up with this theory.
Do I believe it? I leave a healthy amount of doubt for anything I come across. I just think its an interesting idea and it fills in some gaps and explains a bit why we are experiencing the cycles we see. Of course its not the full picture, just another data point.
People will always fight and wage war as they always have. We have to concede that might be part of our feral nature. But the things we are experiencing on a global scale these days feel a bit less like human nature and a bit more like unbridled evil...like the old gods have awakened and have an insatiable thirst for humanity again.
Just another crazy idea to add to the list to explore.
Gonna try and cast a podstream on my new streamcastpod: "Order Of The Banished". EP. 1: Modern day slavery and how we got here.
thedude retweeted
Nietzsche's attack on Stoicism is infamous. Probably because it appears at the start of Beyond Good and Evil, before most people give up.
But there's more to it than his ad hominem attacks.
New video on what the Stoics got wrong (and right).
Watch: youtu.be/fppoa1Yqa5s
Mimetics?
To understand psychology of status: notice how frequently people compete over things they do not genuinely enjoy. They indulge in possessions they can't afford, pursue titles attached to authority they dislike, and most importantly - form relationships based on associations that improve their public image and discard those that don't.
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Rudolf Steiner’s ideas profoundly influenced Valentin Tomberg, the Catholic writer and former Anthroposophist whose magnum opus, Meditations on the Tarot, became one of the major works of 20th-century Christian esotericism. (Considered a great Catholic work too)
Alongside that, interestingly enough the German edition of Tomberg’s work was photographed on Pope John Paul II’s desk.
thedude retweeted
Greek and Latin texts :: with great helps, for students of all levels --
Geoffrey Steadman has been making these for years now.
I highly recommend them. If you haven't seen them, they are real gems.
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i have a theory that using perps off hours is an advantage: bitget.com/academy/uex-stock…
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basic research thread on this topic: savingtoinvest.com/what-are-…
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thedude retweeted
Fascinating. @irs is now @IRS
Two years ago, I told the world the world that Donald Trump would destroy the IRS without passing one law.
IRS CEO Frankie B is on top of it.
📣NEW! We're changing our name from IRSnews to @IRS Same account, same helpful tax information--right at your fingertips.
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My community knows I do not do anything halfway. I've read over 1300 Q drops and I'm not done. The amount of Feds appearing in my chat to defend this slop haven't yet made a single argument that makes sense.
Here's a data point- An analysis by the ADL of the 5000 Q drops concluded that nowhere in the Q drops is a call to action against Jews found. Antisemitic rhetoric is in the associated subreddits and QAnon chats but not in the Q drops.
What? You mean the Q software/Feds running the drops are unaware that the US government has been captured, EVERY department and agency, by Jews? Q unaware that the entire Covid/vax program was headed by departmental heads who were all Jewish?
No Jewish blackmailing, financial crimes, insider info, international influence just a few mentions of the same ol' boogeymen Soros and Rothschild.
According to Q the real enemy is Hillary, lol.
Get butt hurt all you want. Q was early on hijacked and used to pacify Christian and conservative patriots with a Cracker Jack decoder scenario that shielded the very people heavily invested in deceiving the American public.
'Trust the Plan' is the end of America's Bolshevik 'Operation Trust' slogan.
Jared Kushnir and his wife are laughing at you.





























