>>40528408
First, the nod was not to the thread. I posted a link to a specific post. The post contained an image which is, in the television show referenced only minutes apart, taken from the season finale titled "The Bicameral Mind".
The "Frenzy" is a jump across the border, a ship set sail on a far away beach.
References in the thread are many and deeply related to this thread, but most of you, apparently, wouldn't be able to ascertain why that is. Neil does fine work, by the way.
>Just wake up 30 years ago or in a parallel universe, no need for totalitarian conspiracy.
We're already speaking to ephemeral idealisms in deeply layered riddles here. I take it you don't really understand what all is being said. The range of implications is mountainous if you're willing to stare at it long enough.
As stated, the themes at play both in the thread, but specifically the post referenced, give us more pathways into "leaving the Cube". In fact, most of the themes I've helped us touch on so far have been deeply interwoven. You visited the archive link, you read the post and you know it referenced Shamanism and Schizophrenia; Shamanism being the archetypal "jump across the barrier" character and "Schizophrenia" being those who perceive across barriers/limitations. Further, the Brain itself is separated into two segments, as denoted by the Bicameral mind dynamic.
I've basically been giving you a laundry list of themes, strategies or ideas on how to do this. If you're smart, you'll look through the intersectionality of the ideas and find out how they link to Saturn, how they link to Control, Freedom/Liberty and plenty more.
>>40529489
>many worlds
You know, like a Honeycomb.