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I once saw a raccoon that I thought was a large dog or small bear when I first looked at it. This is the only picture I could find of a huge raccoon. It was more or less the size of this one. It was years ago when I saw it and it was far away from me so I don't know the exact size.

I dont know why it didnt post my pics.

Moar

Okay, this was epic

>>19355

It was just aired one week after this >>19337 episode

Current season's pretty decent indeed

rip BO 2014-2019

>>18462

We would let them live in our cities but they wouldn't be allowed to teach or hold positions of power, of course no usury and their public synagogues would be closed.

But yes, they could live and pass through a Christian city without being assaulted.

Why do you ask?

>>18466

>>they wouldn't be allowed to teach or hold positions of power

You can give me your tired rhetoric but in all the power structures of the Mid-ages there was a jew somewhere scheming. Its why the townspeople became so anti-Semitic and would rebel, but always the Deus Vult Knights on account of their monarch would put down such revolts. Martin Luther himself was confronted by this and had to back off instead sided with more moderate Lords instead of the totally anti-Semitic peasants because of the military's fragile reigns in order to keep Protestantism alive.

>>no usury

Only in the small gap of time between when the jews are expelled from a country and before finding their way back into it. Also remember (((they))) always get revenge on those who expelled them and Christians still don't get that and allow them in.

>>public synagogues would be closed

It was Christians who allowed them to open such buildings in their cities in the first place. Christians are so needy to go after anything "pagan" but you allow a people who deny your belief and exercise their own beliefs in all your cities throughout the history of your faith. Implicit henotheism there.

>>they could live and pass through a Christian city

Yeah and often they could get a White child here or there to amuse themselves with but if the townspeople rebel trying to remove this parasite, then the Deus Vult knights come in. Though there was this one knight who knowingly sided with the anti-Semitic peasants even though he knew they'd all be killed. Did Luther stand with Geyer upon their meeting in 1523? No, he literally got stabbed in the back by fellow Protestants for believing in the cause.

That's pretty cool though. My major happens to be geography, which works with aerial and satellite imagery in a technology called remote sensing. I'm only an undergraduate student but I've been thinking of doing something like this for a class project. In remote sensing, sensors scan Earth in multiple wavelengths, which in turn can be used to calculate soil moisture, plant health, and surface temperature. Objects under the ground affects how much soil is under the ground while ditches fill with a loose soil that retains moisture better, therefore how much moisture it can hold, which is why the vegetation varies in greenness levels to reveal objects under the soil. In some sensors, scanning can act like radar, but I think this only works in dry areas since it's microwave-based. Lidar can also be used for finding some things with drones and airplanes. I actually don't know much else about archaeology techniques with remote sensing but I'd like to learn more if given the opportunity. My free time is already occupied with learning finance online and other stuff.

Something else to bring up on this subject is that Landsat 9 is going to launch soon. 9 is an important number in Norse mythology and NASA put a rainbow on the logo, like the rainbow bridge Bifröst. NASA even put a Viking on Mars, and named an asteroid "Ultima Thule" which happens to resemble a snowman.

http://time.com/5207463/spring-equinox-2018/

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5861479/vernal-equinox-first-spring-world-clocks-forward-celebration/

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Since the early 10's, there's been a flurry of research into epigenetic changes between and within populations. We have clear evidence, for instance, that population-wide hardship exerts a deleterious effect in the descendants. An example of this is accelerated methylation in Palestinian Arabs relative to their Jewish neighbours in a genomic region that appears to increase the risk of type 2 diabetes.

Epigenetics is effectively the main source of the "gene-environment interaction" concept that was invoked with regularity over a decade ago. It represents the blurry boundary between nature and nurture. As such, epigenetics directly threatens various dogma (e.g. absolute biological or social determinism) which operate within that dichotomous framework.

>blogs.discovermagazine.com/gnxp/2012/06/heritability-of-behavioral-traits/#.XE4EfKCiu70

>/medicalxpress.com/news/2017-07-epigenetics-inherit-genes.html

Researchers studying the brain have stumbled upon a mysterious, previously unknown form of neural communication that has stunned the scientific community.

Despite major scientific breakthroughs, the brain largely remains a mystery, and the team from Case Western Reserve University have added to it with their latest paper on a self-propagating ‘wireless’ communication they encountered that can jump across different sections of the brain.

While we’re asleep, the cortex and hippocampus in the brain send out mysterious neural ‘waves’. Scientists have previously observed a low-level, slow periodic activity in the brains of decapitated mice by studying slices of their hippocampuses.

“We’ve known about these waves for a long time, but no one knows their exact function and no one believed they could spontaneously propagate,”says neural and biomedical engineer Dominique Durand from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.

This slow periodic activity can generate electric fields which ‘switch on’ neighboring cells briefly, allowing for chemical-free communication across gaps in the brain. The team managed to simulate communication across completely severed brain tissue while the separate pieces remained in close proximity[sic].

>.rt.com/news/451757-mysterious-neural-communication-discovery/

>>18988

This is really interesting.

This is really interesting. Fasting and shaving hair is something that Christian monks do. None of those images even come across to me as someone that would be druids or gothi. These are not believable depictions at all. Druids are known for wearing white robes and they even failed at that.

I don't know enough about Greeks but I recall them being depicted in artwork as having hair. Greek gods sometimes shown with long hair.

You're right about them projecting a lot, projecting themselves even. Christians attack pagans over things that they themselves do but worse. Then Jews love to throw project everyone else as incest and/or gay, and they even derive from the Hittites, their fictional foe a.k.a. themselves.

But it could also just be the producers not knowing shit about history. There are plenty of ancient and medieval movies with really poor depictions. Like that movie with Goldberg as her suit of armor is welded around her body. Movie and show producers often pull shit out of their ass it seems.

>>19212

The Lithuanians seem to have kept a lot the old practices, though the Romuva Lithuanians don't talk much about the structure of their practice online. One powerful attribute of the Aryan Priest class is the Priest Couple, the most pious must have children because such bloodlines have to continue for the direction of the people. It seems the Christians through their originating jews in Christianity were purposefully led to believe that the Pious must not have children, thus needlessly ending many such bloodlines in Europe.

Martian Luther recognized this problem and that's why he grafted the Priest Couple onto Christianity for Protestantism, so in many places across Europe the old priest bloodlines are still intact mostly in the places which weren't long under Catholicism and then moved quickly to Protestantism. I still believe somewhere around the world these bloodlines live but that's a secret of the Aesir of as to where and who.

>>19222

>222

Is FoKy a real person or a fake board TROLL persona played by many different people?