I believe in as many as six impossible things, before breakfast.

Joined March 2020
Uh-oh, getting dangerously close to figuring out the universe…. because I think I’ve finally figured out 42. 42 doesn’t answer one question. It answers many. Over the last few years, I’ve learned so much about 42, if you search it on my account, many posts will come up. But it’s far bigger than that, & speaks to so many more areas I’ve covered. It unites upper dimensions, multiverses, Klein theory, ‘black holes’, Purgatory, shape of our realm, free will, it encompasses multi-faceted worldwide belief systems, codes to live by, dangers to avoid, and living to love.
There is a theory which states if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for or why it is here, it will instantly disappear & be replaced by something even more bizarrely inexplicable. There is another theory which states that this has already happened. ~Douglas Adams
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Wow, this is an even more plausible theory for the purpose of the ancient Roman Dodecahedron! I think she is onto it here. Again with weaving, but this time it's with metal as well, the demonstration shows a pretty convincing match to the gold chain work found in ancient gold caches. And it's a process that would naturally use all the different widths of the holes, for the drawing and stretching of the metal chain. She gives two different size examples in the linked complete video. It's also an explanation for why it would have been found in Roman military archeological sites, as it would work not only for metal chain, but for cordage as well. youtu.be/lADTLozKm0I?is=4Zu-…
Roman Dodecahedrons for making gloves🧤
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It also reminds me of the traditional spindle and whorl combo, some of the oldest surviving examples date back about 12,000 years, so they were very aware of marrying the peg to another item for aid with spinning, seems plausible they knew how to create another tool to use with the peg for chain-style weaving
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Additionally, one of the locations where this was found might've been a metals shop
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Replying to @ninjasniperpon1
"Mini magnets"
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Cicadas pee in wee high speed vortex jets. It may have applications in mini robotics systems. Their research studies excretory patterns of all sorts of animals. I wonder how much funding this gets. I’m in the wrong business.
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It's always NOW...
12 Monkeys moment- my thought: is this how you avoid the classic PARADOX OF TIME TRAVEL? No matter what time you enter, it's always the present. The Eternal Now. If it's always the present, then there is no paradox. It's simply how you perceive it, and your reaction to it. If you will recall, James didn't understand his Déjà vu, and so repeated the cycle, even as we saw it happening, with an outsider's perspective. It's not that changing events was impossible with the circumstances, it was just misunderstood. Anyway, just an observation, I'm not fully convinced of this, but it really hit me as I rewatched it tonight. Just the very thought of it always being the eternal now feels like it negates the time travel possibility, but it's still a roller coaster ride to think about, as I do think of Time as a spiral of our lives, from birth to death, with certain points then being very close together, connective
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Much like the row row row your boat song: Spiritual aspect?- Direct your path thru the current. Boat/soul. Don’t make rash decisions, be calm, meditative. Stream of consciousness, stream of continuous memory, stream of lives. Life is but a dream..is it ours? If not, whose is it
Replying to @TheJeffPutnam
I recently discovered that a joke that I thought I understood for my entire life, I got it wrong. Its the oldest joke, which is perhaps why. Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side. Simple right? My brain has always taken this literally. As in, of course, his destination was the other side of the road; that's why he was crossing... Not once did I take 'The Other Side' to mean the afterlife.
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The super crazy part is that at one point the military created their own artificial radiation belts around the Earth with the space detonation of nuclear bombs, in the late 1950’s and early 1960’s…..Operation Starfish Prime detonated one, about 250 miles above the Earth’s surface, and the artificial radiation belt lasted for 5 years
🧵 Thread on the Star Trek-like torus force field around the planet, as the protector of Earth: We are constantly being told that geomagnetic field weakening is allowing in high energy radiation, to the great detriment of humanity. But ‘plasmaspheric hiss’, which resembles white noise, is indicative of an impenetrable barrier that operates at 7,200 miles, or 11,000km above the planet surface. Regardless of the magnetic fields of Earth. “It’s almost like theses electrons are running into a glass wall in space,” said Baker, the study’s lead author. “Somewhat like the shields created by force fields on Star Trek that were used to repel alien weapons, we are seeing an invisible shield blocking these electrons. It’s an extremely puzzling phenomenon.” No ultra relativistic particles can get through this barrier, to the earth.
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This is the tail end, or the beginning (depending on how you look at it) of a thread on theoretical wormhole travel, as visualized through Cymatics-
Replying to @OakieJs
I love this video of Cymatics because it shows tiny particle movement through the central fluid vortex channels, and how swift it can be, even with no other means of momentum. Now imagine a ship, under propulsion, navigating through these channels with speed and direction
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Comet doing a drive-by water delivery on Mars?
Something to consider with close comet flybys, and passes through the tail: On October 18, 2014, comet Siding Spring (C/2013 A1) passed near Mars at ⅓ the Earth's lunar distance and showed an energizing effect on the upper Martian atmosphere of the whole planetary hemisphere and its magnetic field. The known electrochemical processes may connect the comet mineralogy to the abundant water in the plasma tail of the comet. This abundance of water in the tail of the comet and not on and in the core, is a new model for cometary behavior and explains the evident lack of water ices on comets observed by all 5 major cometary explorer missions of recent years. There are implications to consider, for possible delivery of volumes of volatile gases and water to the surface of Mars in large quantities.
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' Demons are a thoroughly organized bureaucratic government... there are secretaries and undersecretaries, guards, doorkeepers, messengers, a regular hierarchy of demonic officials, whose rank and function are established and fixed with meticulous exactness. The only private citizens in this government are the ordinary human man and the occasional person with influence, ie the Magician '
Demons as government officials, this is a such a relevant description
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Roman Dodecahedrons for making gloves🧤
They say no one knows what these dodecahedrons were for. But with their various hole sizes and knob hooks, the notion of them being tools for weaving gloves makes SO MUCH SENSE in colder climes. I now can't unsee this probability.
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Just finished reading a Treatise by Ludovico Maria Sinistrari 1622-1701. He was a self-professed demonology expert. Among other things, he explains the difference between demons, incubi, and succubi, the different ways they impregnated women, & the various results of that union
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' Demons are a thoroughly organized bureaucratic government... there are secretaries and undersecretaries, guards, doorkeepers, messengers, a regular hierarchy of demonic officials, whose rank and function are established and fixed with meticulous exactness. The only private citizens in this government are the ordinary human man and the occasional person with influence, ie the Magician '
Demons as government officials, this is a such a relevant description
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Replying to @pascal_bornet
'40hz reduces amyloid plaques and tau tangles, preserves brain cells, improves blood flow, and enhances brain waste clearance through multiple biological mechanisms. As clinical trials continue, the technology shows potential not just for Alzheimer's but also for other conditions including
Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and cognitive effects of chemotherapy.'
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Cymatic energies manifesting out of 'the field', from the alleged vacuum that is not a vacuum at all?
🧵Out of Stillness, manifesting into the ‘Field’. Maybe crop circles in fields are not convenience of location? Could the whole point be to teach us about ‘fields’ (invisible forces) that facilitate the ‘popping of particles’ out of the so-called vacuum, and the quantum field?
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The Ghost in the Machine.... Scenes from the TV show Caprica, prequel to Battlestar Galactica. Takes place about 58 years before the 'Fall'. Artificial Sentience brought about through full digital twinning, by capturing every bit of digital information of a girl's life, which allows her a form of immortality in death, as her VR avatar is placed into a robot body. Esai Morales and Eric Stoltz starred. Interesting to note the perfect casting of these actors, simply by their names. Esai - alternatively it's Isaias, Isaiah, or Esau, meaning 'salvation of Yahweh' Morales - morals, lessons, and principles. Eric - eternal ruler, king, or rulers journey. Stoltz - pride In this flipped case, Esai/Esau is now the darker man, named Adama, while the red/angry one is Eric/Dr Graystone/ the Founder. The reverse of the biblical theme. Esai is phonetically the same as SI/super intelligence, and creating a 'new race to walk along side us', as mentioned in one of the clips.
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In the ancient world, a statue of a divinity was often considered to be the literal embodiment of that deity. If the same holds true for statues of the deceased, this becomes doubly poignant. Trapped eternally in agonizing sadness.
In 1920, a grieving craftsman built a secret into his wife’s mausoleum that only appears once a year. Inside a quiet Brussels cemetery stands a statue of a woman reaching out into total darkness. But every summer solstice at exactly midday, a beam of sunlight punctures the roof and forms a perfect glowing heart. For 15 fleeting minutes, the light lands exactly in her empty hand - proving that the strongest love can outlive death.
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Natural burial vs Traditional burial. The final clip highlights the absurd amount of materials that go into just the vault liner for traditional burials. This is not counting the casket.
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Thread on the effects of putting fresh greens in your drinking water
I have had a lot of cats and dogs as pets in my life, and every Christmas, without fail, the 🎄 water is their go-to water. They prefer it over any other water. They instinctively know that plants clean the water, and remove heavy metals ~
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