>>513494724
The events that occurred in the mid 1940's that took key members of global leadership, the pope, as well as a few Rothschild if I'm not mistaken, to the moon for a "galactic debrief" of sorts.

Basically the Greys let us know we ain't shit, and that if we spread to the stars they'd destroy us. Enter the nuclear age, and the development of HARRP, add a television broadcasted "space-race" (which the Greys are always monitoring, via the moon, which is a literal spy satellite for the Greys) as a middle finger to our extraterrestrial overlords, and a very human "Unga Bunga!" warcry to the Greys, of "Fuck Around and land, we'll clap your cheeks and Jack your whip" which is a pretty accurate summary of the activities in area 51

Make sense?

>>512970406
The only 2 groups who honor contracts and agreements are as follows:
The Amish.
Mexican Gangbangers.
Niggers.
Australians.
Japs.
Flips.

That's it. The rest of us absolutely would break faith in contract or agreement if it benefitted us. The aforementioned groups are the only ones with any amount of integrity between word and deed.

>>105992286
No bloat/spying is the killer app.

>>714950235
My 7900 XTX does 4k 60+

>>24462238
Just because what I'm saying is true does not mean it is true on the conscious level; most of it happens on psychological subterraneous levels; but what matters is that agents seek their perceived interests. Specifically, human sexual decisions psychologically resolve via attraction. Which the book explains at length, it's really a good read. The chapter on the Laws of Power is shit though, and should be skipped.
Love (as in romantic feelings) and relationships have tangential overlap at best, since you can have one without the other; and love (as in self-sacrifice) is antithetical to relationships, since you're destroying your bargaining chips. Who'd want to marry the saint living on a pole for 50 years? What do they have to offer?
You may not like the facts, but that's unimportant - The game of mating and dating does not care about how you feel about it, rational self-interest just IS.
>>24462256
not OP, but it'd have been funny if I had been so you get a (You)