>>211528749 (OP)
What am I looking at here

>>211529084
anonymous materials

I don't comply, I leave that to the weak.

>>211529140
Despite your lack of compliance, you have a complicit aura.

>>211528749 (OP)
it's spelled anomalous materials
and why do they make us wear these ridiculous ties?

I have seen a book called amorphous materials. It was too advanced for me.

>>211529211

>>211529211
>>211529444
>Half Life scientist quote
any excuse I can get to post this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBx2TApNbPU

>>211529225
I opened one called Effluvial Materials and got a headache almost immediately. Almost every single word was five syllables.

>>211529084
looks like a soapy glass coffin with a corpse inside to me

>>211530243
Please do not name the materials.

>>211528749 (OP)
>Cyclonopedia is an extraordinary tract, an uncategorizable hybrid of philosophical fiction, heretical theology, aberrant demonology and renegade archeology. It aligns conceptual stringency with exacting esotericism, and through its sacrilegious formulae, geopolitical epilepsy is scried as in an obsidian mirror.
Pretentious drivel. I imagine the author smoking a fat blunt while writing this excreta.

>>211530933
Give the guy some credit, it is interesting. What could be paired with it? Mandy or beyond the black rainbow.

>>211530933
>It's lore-heavy fiction!
There.

>>211530933
>I imagine the author smoking a fat blunt
My money is on datura.

>>211531004
Exactly.

For anyone who doesn't know, it's a book about how crude oil in the mid east is actually alive and sentient on levels we don't understand and we are doing its bidding by building our culture around its byproducts and tearing ourselves apart over the land it resides in. It's a really interesting concept and one that I can't believe isn't a more common conspiracy theory. The more I think about it the more I think it might actually be true. The book is the definition of off the fucking rails. It's a great read.

>>211531176
>the mid east
ah yes, those damn virginians

>>211531176
Schizo kino. Got it. There is a Russian school of thought that posits oil will never run out and instead it regenerates.

>>211529630
I was expecting this
https://youtu.be/1zl1L0oWVoU?si=CnqqjHCn8InyC4bM

>>211531176
>might actually be true
Why, because it makes you feel like chrono trigger or something?

>>211531176
Gordon doesn't need to hear all this, he's a highly trained professional.

>>211531176
>it's a book about how crude oil in the mid east is actually alive and sentient on levels we don't understand
it's like nick land but even more retarded?

>>211531176
>novel yet absurd concept
ok, what is your sole evidence?
>diagrams of 2000 year old ideas about chemistry

every fucking time

>>211533922
Name one other

>>211528749 (OP)
im never complicit with anyone/anything. i merely listen to what everyone/everything has to say, and that is what nobody did.

>>211534054
wholesome

>>211534030
The Voynich manuscript

poopisser
lol

>>211528749 (OP)
There's a film called 'Blue' from 1993 in which the director Derek Jarman narrates his experience of dying from AIDS. That experience included partial blindness from his AIDS drugs, which left his remaining vision filtered through a monochromatic blue shade similar to the one appearing in the film:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-hmuUAmFHQ

I found it interesting that his visual filtering caused him to think more about the sky, and therefore eternity and matters beyond the Earth. Did contracting GRIDS from irresponsible gay sex induce him toward an eventual spiritual revival? Was there any non-human 'intentionality' present in this process? Can this be achieved without dying of GRIDS?

>>211531176
>water/earth = cold
>water/air = wet

This is retarded, air can't be wet.

>>211534184
>air can't be wet
I would like for you to visit any of the South Eastern United States. I assure you air can be wet.