Thread 40577269

How do you break a streak of bad luck? Feel like my troubles never seem to end of late.

>>40577269 (OP)
22 Behold, I will cast her into a bed, and them that commit adultery with her into great tribulation, except they repent of their deeds.

23 And I will kill her children with death; and all the churches shall know that I am he which searcheth the reins and hearts: and I will give unto every one of you according to your works.

24 But unto you I say, and unto the rest in Thyatira, as many as have not this doctrine, and which have not known the depths of Satan, as they speak; I will put upon you none other burden.

25 But that which ye have already hold fast till I come.


BING BING YAHOO ME GOYIM! bing bing...... yahooooooo

>>40577287
Brutal. Can't wait to perish.

>>40577297
Ahhhhhh shit mang boutta toot fard bust and skeeeeed cuz!
Yeah turns out God destroys the world when people get too coom happy, people talkin bout high bodies counts and orgies like it ain't shit, that's the devils stink bait ya heard? Demons swarmin all over da yaaard, bumboclaaat!

>>40577309
What is god ? Who is the real one God?

>>40577321
The Alpha and Omega, The Beginning and The End, The First and The Last, The One Outside of Time and Space. Oh, but He is also inside of us too, that is where sentience and life originated from. The tricky thing is this dimensional we are in is sort of like a dimensional purgatory, you'll always experience the same loops and hardships forever unless you "repent", or in other words change, letting go of evil, overcoming addictions, you know what I mean. A lot of the people these days are straight up possessed by demons and archons and that is why everything always seems so nutty and sinister all the time.

>>40577336
See the illustration is a good visual aid, there is only one way out, the narrow gate, like Yeshua said, and both left and right are just loops, mazes with no corners, everyone here knows ALL about LOOPS! Society is built specifically to... what is the phraseology again? Oh right, the phraseology people use is "staying in the loop"...!

>>40577269 (OP)
Kurt cobain would technically have had to have this type of deformity to kill himself

>>40577336
But the dark portions of the "maze" aren't really physicals things, per se, but they could be the shadow of physical things, specifically the evil aspects of our own nature commonly referred to as sin. The frequencies co-exist but the lower ones cannot perceive the higher ones, and "human nature" is exploited by nefarious characters who "gate keep" those that they would have as slaves if they could.

>>40577269 (OP)
You seem to be like me.
You are a seed that caught in the middle of the road. Just were nothing is supposed to grow. Just because. Fuck all. From all places we had to germinate where the oxes step, where the horses shit, where the hard edges of the wheels of ancient charriots scar the ground for centuries. We will never develop properlu -too many lacks and missplaced elements-, Our lifes will always be sad and frustrating. Our effords will always be in vain. We have two choices: suicide or meaningless existence until we can not take it any longer and we die alone. Poor suffering bastards born without grace.
I dont know why I go on, pretending it is not so bad. I am of course a dtug addict and a twisted person. The former to cope, the latest the natural consrquence of always wanting to die, stop suffering. What a waste. What a shame and what a pile of bollocks.
Wishing you the best way out, fren.I know how it hurts.

>>40577269 (OP)
Maybe God's just cursing you. Ever read the chapters of blessings and cursings in Deuteronomy?

>>40577321
>Who is the real one God?
The one that the world hates. The one that triggers atheists into a rage of buttfrustration.
https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1750336946239109.webm

>>40577269 (OP)
>Do you think the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle might also support the finite nature of a Simulation Theory universe?

>Limited Precision in a Simulation:
The Uncertainty Principle limits our ability to simultaneously know certain paired properties of a particle (like position and momentum) with absolute precision. Some interpret this inherent fuzziness at the quantum level as a potential sign of a simulated universe with finite computational resources. In a simulation, perfect, continuous precision might be computationally expensive or impossible, leading to a level of indeterminacy.

>"Rounding Errors" in the Simulation:
Some suggest the unpredictability in quantum theory could be a consequence of rounding errors or approximations used in the simulation's calculations.

>Rendering on Demand:
The act of observation affecting the state of a quantum particle, as in the observer effect, might be interpreted as the simulation rendering detailed information only when it's being observed to conserve computational resources. Medium notes that this concept is akin to how information is rendered in a simulation, becoming detailed upon interaction.

>Why it's not proof:
>Fundamental Physics Principle:
The Uncertainty Principle is a fundamental principle of quantum mechanics, a well-tested and verified theory that describes the behavior of matter and energy at the smallest scales. It's not simply an artifact of measurement limitations, but a core aspect of how reality functions at the quantum level.

>Alternative Explanations:
There are explanations for the Uncertainty Principle within the framework of quantum mechanics that do not rely on the idea of a simulation. For example, the wave-like nature of particles is a key factor in the uncertainty.
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>>40577689
>Simulability of Quantum Mechanics:
While simulating quantum systems can be computationally challenging, it's possible to do so in principle. The Uncertainty Principle, while imposing limits on simultaneous knowledge of certain properties, doesn't inherently prevent simulation of the underlying quantum mechanical equations.
>Philosophical Interpretation:
Relating the Uncertainty Principle to simulation theory is a philosophical interpretation, not a scientific conclusion drawn from the principle itself.

>In conclusion:
The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, with its inherent limits on precision at the quantum scale, can be interpreted as supporting the notion of a simulated reality with finite resources. However, this is a speculative interpretation, not definitive proof, as the principle is a well-established aspect of quantum mechanics with valid explanations that don't rely on the simulation hypothesis.

>>40577639
Iktf

>>40577669
People do that to avoid confrontation. It's like the weather.

>>40577336
What if it's just the "computer inside"?

>>40577269 (OP)
I relieve thee of bad luck.

>>40577669
Athiests don't belive in god because they know there is one. They are the persons that learn by disagreement, hoping to be given an answer, that they again search a way to disagree.

I think it's a healthy brain exercise.

And by doing this would hopefully cause the person ( not the athiest person) to cease from speaking in circles about religion. I never knew anything about God or saran until I flapped the book open, and I never had any reason to disagree, argue about, it, curse people. Bless people.

It was a good period of life.

>>40577269 (OP)
Bad luck means God hates you. There's no luck particle outside of God's Providence

>>40577269 (OP)
There's little you can do in your natural state as a lost man, but the Lord Jesus Christ will help you (if you let Him).

"Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28)

“And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.” (Romans 8:28)

“And the Lord, he it is that doth go before thee; he will be with thee, he will not fail thee, neither forsake thee: fear not, neither be dismayed.” (Deuteronomy 31:8)

>>40577269 (OP)
stop being a pussy and go with pic related, frog boy.

>>40577396
He had did have unusually long arms.

Life is now this.