>>513205111
Check´t

>>40901605
I don't believe in any of these pre 20th century spacecrafts. The only reason we see these saucers and whatever shaped crafts is because ((they)) want us to confront the depths of our own fears and the constraints that our unexamined beliefs impose on us. Whoever ((((they))) are, it's clear that the entire alien phenomenon provokes us to step up our game, carefully nudging our evolutionary track in a certain direction.

These Nuremberg crafts took the form of the capital G God's cosmic angels and devils battling in the heavens because it seems like it's operating at a deeper, subconscious level within the collective psyche. In our day, we're obsessed with savior/evil aliens coming soon (roughly in about two weeks or so.)

1,6 %-os nyugdíjemelést ad Orbán Viktor a nyugdíjasoknak. Lehet erről Rozikának énekelnie! >>213521867
Most of us think of the universe like this: first, there's the physical stuff—matter, energy, space, and time—and this stuff is governed by fixed, unchanging laws of physics. Consciousness and information are just things that pop up later, as a result of complex physical processes in our brains.

Wheeler, building on the work of Landauer, proposed a total inversion of this view. He suggested that the universe works in the opposite way, from "bit" to "it."

The Universe as an Information Processor
Imagine that at the most fundamental level, reality isn't made of tiny particles, but of bits of information. This isn't a metaphor; he meant it literally.

The "Quantum Foam": Wheeler believed that at the smallest scales, reality is a chaotic, bubbling sea of information—a "quantum foam." This foam isn't a passive background; it's actively processing information.

Laws Without Law: The "laws" of physics we observe—like gravity or electromagnetism—aren't eternal, unchangeable rules etched into the fabric of the universe. Instead, they are the emergent protocols or habits of this information-processing system. They are the stable patterns that arise from the constant exchange and processing of information. Think of them less as laws and more as the "rules of the game" that the system has developed over time.

Consciousness as Fundamental: This is where it gets really mind-bending. Because information requires observation to have meaning (a bit is just a potential state until it's measured), consciousness is not a latecomer to the universe. Instead, it's an integral part of the system itself. In Wheeler's view, the act of observation is what helps to solidify the "bits" of information into the "it" of physical reality. Consciousness isn't just watching the universe; it's a key player in its very creation.

>>717379584
"This strategy is already being implemented on a global scale. The
ideological dissolution of the West is not an accident. The mass
demoralization, the erosion of traditional value structures, the collapse of any
coherent historical narrative — these are not mere byproducts of social
decay, but deliberate operations conducted by hidden factions engaged in
Worldview Warfare. They are engineering an Abbau, a controlled demolition
of the Western Weltanschauung, creating a vacuum of meaning that they alone
are positioned to fill.
The purpose of this deconstruction is not nihilism but the preparation for a
new metaphysical and epistemic order — one that will not be openly debated
or democratically chosen but imposed upon a shattered and demoralized
populace as the sole remaining alternative to complete dissolution. This is
the final step of Destructive Departure: after the breakaway from inherited
illusions and the destruction of obsolete paradigms, a new Weltanschauung
is installed, by a hitherto occulted elite that ascends to power more overtly.
So, the choice facing us is stark. Either we engage in this meta-warfare
ourselves and do so consciously, breaking free from the inherited illusions
that shackle us to the dying order, or we become its victims."

yeah its bad, western sisters. it is bad

>>40827705
well they're quasi technological beings popped into existence from our collective shadow anyway

>>40827295
based tho
With a standard of rigor exceeding both Jung and Jessup, let alone von
Däniken, but also with an unparalleled black humor, Charles Fort scoured
scientific and historical texts at the New York Public Library in order to
produce four substantive volumes of paranormal phenomenology,
beginning with The Book of the Damned (1919), continuing with New
Lands (1923), Lo! (1931) and concluding with Wild Talents (1932). Fort’s
prescient contention is that what we call UFOs cannot be separated from
psychic phenomena. Jung did not come up with this hypothesis. It is already
there in Fort, who combs through tens of cases of clairvoyance,
precognition, telepathy, and telekinesis. He sees these latent human psychic
powers, on rare occasions demonstrated by certain prodigies, as being no
different from the abilities of “gods” and “angels” to impress the ignorant
into awful obedience by demonstrating “miracles.”
Or, for that matter, no
different from the powers of demons. Satan is, after all, the “Prince of the
Air.” In his magnificent body of work, which is as terrifying as it is darkly
humorous, Fort seriously sets forth the hypothesis that all major human
religious belief systems are actually structures of psycho-social and
political control crafted by the same entities behind contemporary Close
Encounters with “mystery airships.”

na ezt figyeld sanyi

>mfw I just realized people in the Dishonored universe desecrate sanctified beings, the whales, and without caring about any metaphysical consequences, they turn their essence into fuel.

bastards had it coming all along

>>715805684
the outsider is your typical luciferian archetypical trickster nigga. he’s just completely amoral and, if I remember correctly, he gives people powers without any moral requirements cuz to him it’s all just a gaym