/x/ - Paranormal

Sage

Sage

R9k mode is for faggots

that we all have implants, this post was about an implant in your brain.

hes coming.

>>50763

Once again my laziness and paranoia saved me.

It just hit me that despite the author's name being Jamal Yusuf and living in Charlotte NC the logged map links with the locations commands are sent from have a query string telling Wikimapia to set its language to Russian. The blog linked on his Github has been inactive for four years, and his Github itself was barely active for three years, until he posted Fatum.

There's also a liability clause. If someone gets your information from the bot, then you willingly gave it to them according to the agreement.

>Warning: By using this software you automatically agree to take all responsibility of its usage and any consequences of its work.

>You agree that Developers of this software are not responsible for any effects of visiting generated locations or any other actions in the context of using this software.

>You agree that all users of this software can access any functionality provided, including settings changes, all types of random points generation and maintenance functions, and all that functionality you provide to them by your own will, regardless of whether you understand how it works or not.

>>50788

It's probably unironically a Russian intelligence agency.

>get anons to engage in reality-bending LARP

>nevermind the actual potential of the notion

>say the coordinates are based on groups of random locations

>it's really just intelligence targets they want to probe

>random anons go to those locations, take photos, and send back to Russian controllers

>>50789

I checked, the RNG itself isn't rigged and it's pulled from the Australian National University. Fatum just logs your name and location in addition to being a random coordinate generator. If anything, the users themselves are the intelligence targets.

>>50796

So Russian government agencies are building an army of guinea pigs disconnected from destiny

Before you bump, read the /pol/ archive link at >>50614

It was a hoax. A super-PAC got triggered by a /pol/ thread and did this in retaliation. In the interest of not violating Rule 2 I won't bring up any further details here.

Either this ascended to meme status, the "OP" from half/pol/ is still shilling, or people actually think it's real. But seeing this thread get bumped by a pile of fakes every time it slides off the front page is getting old.

>>50709

I just deleted the nightfuel spam threads but before doing that, I looked through the user's post history. He hadn't posted anything else other than those threads.

>>50710

So either a VPN or a youtuber spamming /x/.

>>50710

Watch out for viral marketing. It can be hard to differentiate at times between a legitimate conversation about a subject compared to viral marketing, but half /x/ always had it quite bad. Multiple threads about the same subject within a short time span is usually one indicator. If you've been here for years, you just know it when you see it.

>>40437

You must've been visited by the notorious knot untying racoon. illusive creatchah.

>>40452

Never trust someone that tells you to not trust your senses and instincts.

>>50362

Yes, but where do they go? They may get lost there, BULLSHIT, you don't know where they get lost but then where do they end up if they are never found again?

>>45032

>How do socks go missing tho.

Funny you ask, because it happened to me for the first time in ages. I usually pair my socks when I shove then in the washing machine, but I didn't this time. So I wasn't sure whether or not they were all paired. One of them was missing. Found it later when washing my jeans (the sock was still in a leg).

Also, people forget to check the dryer. Always turn the drum one or two times to make sure they are not stuck somewhere in there.

>>50381

This >>50388

Was trying to meme it off because it scared the shit out of me.

>>50394

Thank you.

>And yeah, sounds like you encountered a hag

I thought hag was just a derogatory term for a very old lady. Well shit

>but left you relatively unharmed

Just the thought of that thing watching me sleep in my uncle's cabin is enough to keep me awake at night.

When I think back at it, like I had to when I greentexted it, I get really nervous, specially when I'm in my bed. Feels like when I least expect it, I'll see "it" hunched down in some corner of my bedroom, watching me sleep again. And it keeps me awake for some time.

This whole situation is fucked.

>>50703

I dunno, the video made an absolutist statement themselves right off the bat so I guess whats good for the goose is good for the gander.

>>50714

>And more often than not, those people were effeminate. They rarely had to work; they had serfs and slaves for that. They could spend all day fulfilling their hedonistic desires.

See, this is where we disagree. You seem to think that being manly must be necessarily about hard work and being busy doing stuff. That's completely arbitrary and sounds very lower class. You're not less of a man because you can afford to play chess while drinking tea instead of chopping trees down.

>Then you proceed into the world wars and on both sides, particularly America and Germany, all the propaganda showed strong males once more in this archetype.

Maybe because they were soldiers? Yes, a soldier needs to be in good shape and keep his hair short for practical purposes. But again, you're defining masculinity in a very utilitarian and situation-specific way.

>YES IT IS.

No it isn't. Who cares what niggers do? Caring about your appearance is a basic human trait. If you wash and shave your face, get a haircut once in a while, and try to wear nice clothes, you're taking care of yourself, not being feminine. If you didn't do those things, you wouldn't be seen as more manly… you'd just look like a hobo. It's sad, you've been brainwashed to believe that you're not allowed to improve your appearance, even though people will still judge you based on how you look, even if they say otherwise.

it was 'psyop' since beatles/presley days at least

basically any popular shit is a psyop

>>50678

The "atheist" can't be the BO. He wanted Christians banned, and Christians aren't banned yet. And he's not even an atheist anyway. The first time I bumped into that hotheaded shill he was ranting in a succubus thread about the classic "problem of evil". Then he started talking about how occultism being a sin proves his point, how he was in a healthy relationship with a conjured succubus (if such a thing is even possible) and how Lilith is an aspect of the "feminine divine". After getting outed as succubus-anon and told how his own goddess is subject to his problem-of-evil rant the "ban the Christians" thread came up and the astroturfing and shilling kicked into full gear.

If the BO and this clown were one and the same then saying the sacred feminine is subject to every argument against the existence of a good and perfect God in a world where evil exists would either get me perma'd, give him a stroke, or both. He's definitely not the board owner.

>>50681

It was a BO of a different board.

I like stirners template

>>50688

wasn't Lacan sort of a shill? I'm very skeptical of looking into him, though I like other sociological philosophers like Land and Delueze, albeit from a critical lens.

>>49320

>>49342

I've had enough paranormal experiences in my life to know that something is seriously "amiss" about this world. It only confirms what I've felt for as long as I remember.

>>49507

Share your experiences with us, anon.

We are all to be in the universe until it’s eventual end, but said should not be a concern of ours at this moment.

Our soul can rise above this plane, whether in this life or the next, but it can never exit the mental image of the creator, it is as a character in a dream attempting to flee the dream itself and enter the “real world”

>>49143

Muh burgers.

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Hmm yes I do too, its the whittling time thing I feel

>>50333

the vampires?

>>50338

Who is the Admin?

>>50333

In other words I have had this thought. Imagine how the NSA spies on all of our phonecalls. Suppose Ayys can nanobot and spy on all our thoughts and actions. Supppose they make other races of batshit insane ayys or extraterrestrial humans believe that they have magical powers. The reality could be nanobots reading their thoughts, calculating their "faith", and running a perpetual psy-op for them to believe their magic works because they 'raised their consciousness' or some bullshit. Through their societal belief structure the ayyys at the top control the dupes into believing they are so much more superior and enlightened than us. They run their cruel experiments and manage our race, none the wiser of who is pulling the strings.

>>50338

What fantasy novel have you been reading?

>>50406

And now half the results are spanish-speaking youtubers trying to exploit the algorithm wormhole that half/x/ and reddit created.

I saw thread on 4chan abaut this and someone pointed out the comments on the videos that doesnt seem to make sense but actually are some kinde of code language. Probably for some youtube cp ring idk… If you type something what small child would type example "SPIDERMAN ELSA" results are also questionable and the comments on the videos are same type as trygfs. Someone also linked video that i couldnt find later anymore it involves children and is pretty fucking creepy same kind of shit what you find when you type "spiderman elsa" but the lost video involves only the guy with joker mask and two children sittin on the table liking big lollipops with wicked sounds and song playing.

trygf has similar results

>>50464

now youtube disabled the keyword. but the results still work if you type them in the search

>>44524

I don't listen to Rogan's podcast. What happened? Isn't Rogan quite open-minded when it comes to fringe topics? I mean, he had Alex Jones as a guest, right? And Graham Hancock and that old bearded guy who knew everything about global catastrophes. If he dismissed DeLonge, it's probably because he doesn't take him seriously as an authority on the subject of UFOs, I guess. Okay, we know he was in contact with a guy who's also interested in UFOs, but so what?

dude ruined punk, and gave rise to the emo revival, thus neutering it

speaking of punk, I always though that D.C. Dischord punks like Henry Garfield and Ian Mackaye were glow in the dark niggers.

>>44529

Assuming you don't want want to listen to the whole thing, here are a few clips. Tom doesn't really like to get into specifics by the looks of things.

https://youtu.be/Db3n1BKI01s

lol, that would be wild, Dictator Dixie

>>50520

>spoopy abortion bans

OK reddit

>>49825

Facebook's use of bots makes me wonder just how many bots are roaming the internet.

>>46972

When I was 14 I used to fall asleep very easily during the car ride home from school. I was hot, tired (weird non 24h sleep pattern) and wearing my absolutely atrocious heat conducting uniform in the tropics. I used to hear the sound effects used in CS:GO for explosions and gunfire. I have had other experiences like this usually when half asleep and somewhat uncomfortable but with different sounds since I don't play CS:GO anymore. Usually they are short loops of a song I've listened to a few too many times or someone calling something out.

>>49825

>muh shills

Only shills believe binaural beats won't cleanse the ASMR demons from your brain

>>50476

>>50474

>>50475

>someone complains about christians on /x/, calls for their ban

>BO says he'll ban if they spam

>this spammer conveniently shows up

I heard some bitch call men who beat off to ASMR to be pathetic and had tiny penises in one of her vids. she's a professional and not one of those camwhores and I had to turn it off because it spooked me and made me mad. came out of nowhere.

I'm 90% sure Fomenko's alternative chronology is wrong, but I'm going to read his books anyway. I wish there was more information in English about his theories and the "phantom centuries" theorists in general. A historian's input would be much needed and appreciated.

Came back and wow, holy shit there's been quite the shitstorm in my wake.

>>49219

>>49407

From as I understand it, reading both Wikipedia alongside the sources listed to make sure they've been paraphrased correctly, Pompeii and Herculaneum became nothing more than mere legends as those who remembered the eruption died off and details were lost through the generations. Their names and precise location were forgotten around the Middle Ages, and by the 15 - 1600s, the few people living in the region of Mt. Vesuvius would refer to it as La Cività - The Civilization. The legend entailed a lost city of some sort buried deep beneath Vesuvius' ash deposits, but nobody had any proof. There was no specific location, only a general area, and no specific name. Again, please correct me if I'm wrong. But that's how I understand it. Any mention of Pompeii and/or Herculaneum after the fall of the Roman Empire yet before 1798 is anachronistic, or at least they should be, since they refer to settlements that were not known by the general populace. And yet more than enough evidence exists that suggests they were never forgotten. As I showed in my earlier replies, maps from the 16th and 17th centuries, in addition to the 1631 stone epitaph all refer to the two cities by name. The two cities which had been buried by ash and forgotten by history for over 1500 years. Any way you cut it, those names should not be on the map. Nor should they be on that epitaph. I'm not gonna say it again but the names of the settlements around Mt. Vesuvius were supposedly rediscovered alongside the settlements themselves.

In conclusion, there can only be two possibilities:

<Pompeii was never truly forgotten, and 1798 is when they finally decided to dig it up and give Alcubierre some free recognition that he really didn't deserve

<Pompeii survived much, much later than when we are told, and whether it was a new city built over the ashes of the original, or the original city having never suffered from its alleged AD 79 destructiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>50472

Chingiscan is just another way of saying Genghis Khan.

Dumbest thread I've seen in a while.