/x/ - Paranormal

>>30612

Did you know that the Earth's magnetic field can influence people's state of mind? It's either that or some kind of government mind-control experiment.

>>30617

I'd put my money on the magnetic field, but i wouldn't discard something more localized, probably it's op experiencing contextual synchronicity, meaning reality is telling you to stop getting mad at minimal bullshit.

or maybe you just live in a town full of assholes

>go past elementary school

>see weird looking older guy

>definitely not an elementary kid, probably not a kid at all

>was dressed as a kid, had backpack on and everything

>he looked awkward and out of place, maybe he saw me looking at him and fumbled

>was during weekend so no children should of been near school with a backpack

>>30662

Sounds like a mentally ill person, probably autistic or schizophrenic.

>>30667

but that's my job. he was obviously a MiB agent

>>30662

OMG!

>be me today

>go down the hall to go up stairs to go to collage class

>See grown business man wearing a backpack like a little kid

>He stares at me ackwardly

>Go to the stairs and reach top of the next floor when I hear the door open to the stairs

>FUCK (he was super creepy should have taken pics m8 never seen him on my campass).

>bolt my way to my hidden shitty classroom

>now I am here typing this

I just had this open and thought to myself I wish all this bs happened to me but it did. Wish it would happen more often tbh.

Unlike other anons I would document it, however it is hard to do that with quick encounters that you have no time to react to really.

>>30699(me)

He was wearing a bright blue and yellow (most of it was blue except the handles and straps) backpack and a very nice business suit.

>>30699

Are you a female? Seriously, I can't imagine a man being such a pussy.

Actually, now that you mention it, I got really fucking angry the other day over nothing.

Hah!

In NYC, everyday must be the Twilight zone if that's your argument!

>>30617

If the governement knew that sort of thing don't you think they would do their projects in alignment with that cosmological scenario?

>>31500

Maybe they do? The government is not a single entity, it's made up of many separate agencies. The majority of those agencies are full of dumb people who only know what they're told. Even among the intelligent people, I suspect that most of them are not aware of how the Earth's magnetic field influences human minds, as it's a relatively obscure subject that most people have never heard of. Even assuming that they know about it, it would't make much sense to introduce that factor in a mind control experiment, as it's not something that can be easily quantified and thus would alter the results by an unknown margin. If you look at how the CIA did its experiments with LSD, they weren't exactly sophisticated. They just gave it to random people, sometimes even other agents, and recorded the results.