I think the military so pretty awesome, and nothing you say will change that.

>>40780136
NTA but I was trained by to do "remote targeting" by 3 letter guys. I suggest reading the project gateway stuff, it's a good starting point. Although keep in mind it's out of date & uses a lot of clinical jargon to convince higher ups "this stuff works". I haven't read gateway stuff in while, the current one (or at least when I was trained, was proj. mirrorhall, and they had 4 methods for "remote viewing" (not called that anymore).
>Concentration Method (focusing on one point with no interruptions until it magnifies)
>Mindfulness Method (noticing stuff down to 1/40th a second)
>Visualization Method (minds eye stuff, and they have multiple very advanced techniques) I specialize in this BTW.
>Bioamplification (a catch all for external things like drugs, hypnosis, sensory deprivation, sleep/food deprivation, object based confirmation bias, Affirmations, Binaural beats, Isochronic tones etc, this tends to be starting point for most people)
Point is you pick whatever one you're good at and double down on it.

I'm literally a trust fund kid,.give me one reason to care about wagies (beyond being polite)?
>Inb4 impotent threats of revolution/eat the rich,
I'm not that fucking rich I just don't have to work.

>>212863922
I'm going to see it right now.

>>60637968
Real talk:
Buying cheap biotech stocks whenever Trump tantrums make things dip Example: I bought $5,000 in NNNN (anbio) @ $5 a share when Trump caused his China tarrif dip. When Trump/China came to an agreement NNNN jumped to 45$ a share (9x increase).

POINT IS: Trump antics are an excellent opportunity, don't waste it.

I unironically loved this movie and literally nothing anyone here says will change that LOL

You just respond to yourself.
No more need for desperate attention whoring on /r9k/

Frieren! froern! I love grieren.
I like Himmler the hero and Fern ( if forget the other tow name).
Brst anime current out.
All haters are just vcrans in a bucket trying to drag down others who sincerely like something brcause they can only enjoy things ironiclaly and cyncially.

>>212420195
Dude OP is so fucking awesome.
He found something people sincerely like and he was like "nah, I'm too cool for that!" cause he thinks people who like something sincerely are "shills" because he's so cool and cynical and only likes things ironically.
I mean he's almost as cool a criticaldrinker or nerderotic.

>>40667576
>Anon, how did you get good at visualizations?
You just focus on seeing something (like maybe an apple) in your mind for maybe 500 seconds a day and over months it gets clearer. It's NOT the duration (of 500 seconds) that's important, it's the clarity of the visuals, so I usually count to 10 and if it's not clear or I drift off I start at the last ten until I reach 500. Sometimes I can do it straight through and sometimes it takes all day to do it clearly lol.
>And how do you not get scared by your visualizations?
By visualizing protection deities, Arch Angel Micheal or Mahakala. Although it can sometimes take up to 10 mins of focusing on them to make the fear go away but usually it's faster.
Quick note on level-1 visuals:
You can do fun stuff with level-1 visuals like project a visual of fur at old senile people and watch as they grasp at the air and say out loud "is that deer fur?" This is important as you might have deep rooted doubts due to social programming and a mild miracle will eliminate that, so I suggest you do that as soon as possible)
Anyways good luck