Nearly everything we believe was narrated to us, and much of it, is absolute nonsense!
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Humans devised the concept of gods, their elaborate stories of efficacy, and their respective anthropomorphic idols, to be used as tools, to help them elicit certainty in outcomes they desired.
Gods were tools for what is known today as Manifesting / Law of Attraction
When confronted with unexplained events, humans have a strong tendency to construct or adopt a narrative rather than leave the events unexplained.
Let’s be real for a change!
An account on X, supposedly that of a famous writer, gets more active replies to a single post than the entire UFO movement does in a week
xitter.cf/stephenking/status/209…
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“The Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” - Mk 10:45/Mtt 20:28
Jesus is no less than a moral example, but if that’s all he is we don’t need a saviour and his own profession of why he came to do what he did is wrong. If Jesus is a pattern to live by then you can save yourself and don’t need a saviour.
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Hmm you won’t be surprised that I think this entirely the wrong way to approach the question. Some things have the capacity for consciousness. Others don’t. This capacity is neither observer dependent nor is it dependent on (a history of) social interaction.
Greed begins before hoarding or waste becomes visible.
A desire arises within the person to acquire, possess, or keep more, but the conscious person is not that desire and does not have to obey it.
The biblical corpus repeatedly distinguishes desire from the person responsible for governing it.
Sharing is therefore an act of conscious agency:
the person recognizes the impulse to keep for oneself and chooses instead to participate in the needs of another.
Jesus’ action in the #GospelOfTheDay (Mt 14:13-21) teaches us that nothing is discarded when it is shared. Hoarding and waste, however, are two sides of the same evil: greed. So, in the face of an opulence that reeks of decay, we find the outstretched hands of those who have no nourishment, the burned homes of those who have no peace.
“to reveal everything I legally can”
Yea, another person who will add one more meaningless term into this already ridiculous shitshow
I’m excited to announce my memoir, Out of the Shadows, will be published by HarperCollins in North America on October 13, 2026. In the book, I break my silence to reveal everything I legally can about my investigations of UAP and non-human intelligent life on behalf of the U.S Government and the profound impact my work had on me and my family. We are at a turning point in human history and I am proud to play a role in opening the public’s eyes to the truth and bringing about long overdue disclosure.
The eternal mind fuck is mostly explained by the pope’s statement (link below)
However, the batshit crazy perpetrator of our internal conflicts is hidden by the church’s false narratives of the Bible.
The Bible clearly reveals that “God” is that impulsive, overly emotional subconscious mind, who keeps our cognitive mind in an almost constant state of internal struggling!
vatican.va/content/leo-xiv/e…
The prophetic call to “beat swords into plowshares” (Is 2:4) is not only a vision for nations, but a call to each person. It invites us to transform harm into life. vatican.va/content/leo-xiv/e…
You mean they’ve run out of mathematical stories?
Eric Weinstein claims that humans have nearly reached the end of physics.
@Hassaan_PHY , Sam Blitz and I have some thoughts.
Link to full discussion: youtube.com/watch?v=1ToM5d1y…
Another example of arguing over false narratives.
When reading the biblical corpus without the religious narratives, something remarkable happens:
It tells us about ourselves and how to better navigate our uniquely human experiences.
I’ll donate $10,000 to a worthy charity in both of your names, if you either of you would accurately reveal Jesus’s definition of “faith” in Matthew 17:20
This is a simple question to answer yet I’m 99% sure neither of you could, even if you weren’t bound to secrecy about that very definition.
Neural correlates huh?
Neuroscientists have been misreading brain scans for decades, new study finds
youtube.com/watch?v=jHGx7HBB…
The feed algorithm on X is effectively forcing philosophy upon otherwise rational thinkers.
Is it
A: forcing rational people into despising philosophy more
B: forcing rational people to become batshit crazy lunatics
C: a contrasting mechanism
D: just my feed
Escape the Narratives retweeted
"The potential implications of UAP disclosure involving NHI are, by definition, civilizational. They have the potential to affect national security, international diplomacy, economics, anthropology, religion, education, and public health simultaneously. Although the probability, timing, and nature of such a disclosure remain uncertain, its potential consequences place it squarely within the category of low probability, high consequence events for which governments routinely prepare. Failing to prepare for these types of events can create vulnerabilities that exceed the event itself."
And so the Disclosure Foundation recommends that the Administration establish a National Disclosure Preparedness Task Force to strengthen the nation's psychological and societal readiness for the human consequences of UAP disclosure.
Read our policy brief on this topic at the link below, co-authored by Christopher Mellon (@ChrisKMellon), Jennice Vilhauer (@JenniceVilhauer) & Carlos Eire.
disclosure.org/research/a-na…
