Thread 40659256

youtube shorts, tiktok, instagarm reels type of content seem so satanic to me. with each scroll you are consenting to see whatever is about to shown to your eyes and Insonifed to your ears. seems like it's slowly chipping away at your sense of having a guard and privacy and just makes you say yes to whatever.

and everyone forgot about that february 26 2025 incident... when the exact same thing happened 2 years ago in 2023... seems like they're just laughing at your face "hahaha look how stupid the golems are their memories are goldfish tier they instantly forget it even when we flaunt in their face"

idk sorry guys i couldn't really piece together a coherent post but somethings definitely up behind the scenes

>>40659256 (OP)
the forbidden fruit of knowledge is self-awareness. the second humanity gained self-awareness they started separating themselves from the natural balance of nature as put down by God and stabilized over 15 billion years of the universe. the unique and deadly development of the 19, 20, and 21st centuries is propaganda and advertisement. a direct neural fucking of the mind, which then propagates to the soul.

the result of excess propaganda and advertisement systems like Facebook is that the average person is now a dopamine trapped, hollowed out shell of a person deliriously scrolling and clicking on their addictions. it is a pandemic so bad it is literally killing the populations of our youth and may well drive humanity to the brink of extinction through mass mental breakdown.

What incident? Give context please.

>>40659287
oh btw my main point between separation from nature and advertisement is that ads and propaganda are direct disruptors of the brain. using colors to hack what you look at and how you feel about products. emotional manipulation. mass psychoses. the idea that we need to attention trap and control people on such a mass scale is unhealthy on a level that will probably kill 90% of humanity due to disruptions of our natural biology and mental homeostasis

Bump this!
Tech is literally a dark magic, coming from dark spirits of oil and other things from the deeps of Earth.

>>40659302
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/104499461/

https://english.alarabiya.net/News/world/2025/02/27/meta-fixes-error-that-flooded-instagram-reels-with-violent-videos

lmao I remember during that day I was having a conversation with someone about it and he sent me a link of an article from february 26 2023 where the same thing happened but I can't find the article

>>40659256 (OP)

Yeah, I think that incident was demonic as well. Infernal Internet evidence. But also, I think the vids might not have been real people, could just have been gully demon generated corrupt or whatever.

>>40659374

They lied, it is still showing that type of content to certain people afaik. Also, there was a meme that basically 'predicted' this incident. Disgiused as 'Slime your homeboy day'. One account just straight up said to watch out on this day with the meme bs.

Bump

>>40659349
Oil are the remnants of dinosaur sacrifices and vehicles are the apex predators of today's society

>>40659256 (OP)
mh, the common factor there seems to be you, so i'd say you are satanic

>>40659287
>the forbidden fruit of knowledge is self-awareness.
>the second humanity gained self-awareness they started separating themselves from the natural balance
this is why paleontologist havent found the missing link.

>and everyone forgot about that february 26 2025 incident
their damage control plan was to turn it into a meme taking adventage of how fast they die nowadays.

>i couldn't really piece together a coherent post
i would lie if i say that i could, theres a lot of shit ive figure out and theres no way to explain on posts or plain text

>>40659374
https://archive.ph/2025.02.27-083529/https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/02/26/instageam-reels-violent-videos-memes/

>>40661715
This article is from the 26th of february, 2023.
"Slime your hb" meme pointed to 26th of february, 2025 (no alleged reason for this, it just did).
That day this happens instead, an incident that's exactly what that article exactly two years apart talks about.
And isn't it weird to write an article about something that happened "last fall" at the end of february?

>>40664495

Predictive programming

Bump

Another bump

>>40659256 (OP)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Nmg9D7c4iEc