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Barbara posted an update 5 years, 3 months ago
Merry Christmas and Happy new Year to Dr. Farrell and all fellow gizars. This time music from the monks of Notre Dame de Fontgombault.
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Thanks!
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Likewise.
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Thank you Barbara, very much appreciated and enjoyed the message and the healing music.
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Wlfgang posted an update 5 years, 9 months ago
Hi Gizers…great set today. I finally ordered Windswept House and it’s on the way, used hard back. In the mean time I found this interview on Youtube with Fr. Malachi Martin. It is over 2 hours long but the information is stunning. Provides insight and details into the many things we discuss here. I won’t say more for those who have not read the…[Read more]
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Thank you for this Wlfgang!
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Guard your mind when you read the opening part of the book. I don’t know if one can really recover from the ritual description.
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Yes…Indeed. The book is not here yet…but from the interviews online, I got that I need to take great care in reading. Thank you!
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Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 5 years, 9 months ago
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Thank you for posting this. I have shared it with a close friend who is too scared to go see his 86 Yr old Parents for fear of infecting them due to their age…he has no symptoms, etc. etc. This may help inform him to go see them before it’s too late.
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DanaThomas posted an update 5 years, 9 months ago
Is “social distancing” a huge topological-consciousness experiment?
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Social distancing, at a minimum is a psychological technique developed by the CIA/Mossad for the purposes of breaking down the mind, reducing immunity to common illness, increasing coping strategies, and driving mania and depression. This virus isn’t the kill shot. There is one coming behind it which is likely supremely lethal. All social…[Read more]
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Darn…that depopulation part of the program just don’t seem right.
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Baal Gates has said as much on the teLIEvision. “People will take note of the second wave.” That thing sitting next to him called “Melinda” smirked and nodded.
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Wow, thanks for loading that. Reminds me of the enneangle and things like that from the golden dawn. Pretty cool. Although this knowledge in the hands of our benevolent masters is a little frightening. It does raise interesting ideas about dimensionality, in the space we exist in.
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See Joseph’s discussions on hyperdimensional polytopes… it’s not as incomprehensible as it sounds 😉
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DownunderET posted an update 6 years, 7 months ago
OMG…………….Yesterday I listened to two interviews about Jeffery Epstein. The two one hour interviews are over at Bonnie Falkner’ web site “Guns and Butter”. The interviews are with investigative journalist Whitney Webb. I was astonished at what she had to say, so folks if you want to know about who Epstein was connected to, and trust me he knew…[Read more]
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Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 6 years, 7 months ago
An interesting article that made me think of our very own Dr. Scarmoge: https://mindmatters.ai/2019/08/machines-are-not-really-learning/
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Absolutely a topic of interest for not only myself but quite a few others in a number of fields as well. I hope that folks would read all the way to the end of this article where they would read “The mind can’t be just a computer, Gödel demonstrated that fact and Turing tried to live with it.” A thread to follow: Lucas, J. R. – Minds, Ma…[Read more]
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(TT in the previous post and this post should be read as “pi”) TT[sub 1] sentences are formed from the basic relations of arithmetic (+, * (dot), and <) constants 0, 1, 2, 3, … and variables X {sub 0], X [sub 1], X [sub 2], … by (a) first joining these entities into meaningful ( i.e. in math and logic noted as WFF [well formed formulas] using…[Read more]
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… apologies for the additional post, meant to put this reference at the end of the last post.
… a somewhat long read but well worth the time especially if you want an argument that cognition (mind – or at least this one important aspect of it — of course depending on how you understand mind to begin with).
Van Gelder, Tim – What Might…[Read more]-
HI Scarmoge, can you finish this please. I think you might have skipped the conclusion … … “a somewhat long read but well worth the time especially if you want an argument that cognition … “
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oops Mea Culpa … sorry about that … it was early in the morning. 🙂
… cognition could be something other than computation.
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HI Scarmoge .. .thanks for the conclusion. So, if cognition could be something other than computation, is it possible that the the only way for AI to be cognitive is for it to either be merged or blended with a cognitive entity (such a human being) OR, for it to be taken over or possessed by a cognitive entity (such as a non-corporeal consciousness)?
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As to the first what you suggest, merging, sounds plausible. However, I’m not sure how one distinguishes between “working together” and truly being “merged” which I think you are hinting at in your question (merged or blended). My suspicion is that what we call consciousness is a result of a particular “ability” (the conversion of sensory input…[Read more]
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Is it official, DOCTOR. Scarmoge?
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… on track for December. 🙂
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… Thanks ML! … from your keyboard to the Gods Ears!
[ and by Gods here I mean the honorable and esteemed committee members or as I like to refer to them “The Three” ]
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… Hi … following one from your very interesting reply … it seems to me there exists a nasty entity that is looking for a way to manipulate our universe. I think it’s not a natural resident of our universe and your reference to triadic logic gave me a clearer reason why. The thing is not hard-wired to our cosmos as you so well put it.…[Read more]
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Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
I HAD to share this little video about Shiba Inus, with thanks to member Iluvsushi, who told me what Shiloh’s breed is. After my first visit to her veterinarian, he absolutely concurred, she’s a Shiba. Everything in this video is Shiloh to a “t”: small frame but very muscular, fast and agile, a digger, very alert and intelligent, and one thing the…[Read more]
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They say dogs mimic their owners…………………whoops!!!!!!!!!!
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woof woof Shiloh
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Well I didn’t mean rolling in the grass
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anakephalaiosis posted an update 6 years, 8 months ago
Thank you. Very interesting, indeed. Never heard of this Druidic man from Ireland, speaking true words. I am aware of traditional approaches, through lineages and apprenticeship. Though mine is different.
My Harry Potter approach to Druidry, is humorously more about finding horcruxes, by means of deduction in Baker Street. It means, that I…[Read more]
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Bryce posted a new activity comment 6 years, 8 months ago
I’ll bang the drum slowly…Dr. Gonzales on ADHD, another fake diag. Recommend the whole thing, ADHD @ 3:42 in. Dead Dr. Gonzales. Keep in mind aluminum nano crosses the blood brain barrier.
EMF causes over production of epinephrine masking symptoms & juicing the central nervous system.
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DanaThomas posted a new activity comment 6 years, 9 months ago
I’ll do some experiments. There is a 16th cent. cookbook where they use the tender tips as a cooked vegetable.
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Bryce posted a new activity comment 6 years, 9 months ago
I need to add…in the grains mentioned, we no longer get silica from them due to pharming practices/GMO/roundup.
Horsetail is excellent & I’m kicking myself for not grabbing some in the wild before road construction plowed it up.
Check out Orgono…there’s 2 different kinds, 1 for sports injuries, both utilize horsetail. Not cheap, but lots…[Read more]-
There’s so much going on in that reply that is awesome I don’t know where to begin. But I will say this–I think we will begin to see some efficacious solutions to the dystopian environment with which we have been challenged. Thank you, Bryce.
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YW 😉
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Equisetum is pretty hard to demolish permanently. It might come back. If it was on the side of your road, then it is probably somewhere not far away along the edge of a stream/river. It must have been growing in the swale…
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You guys are inspiring me to do a bit of foraging. Thank you. 🙂
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It was really thick in a bar ditch & they widened the road. There’s a creek a mile north…time for a hike. Certainly worth a shot.
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Bryce posted a new activity comment 6 years, 9 months ago
Minerals for the Genetic Code by Charles Walters
The bod needs calcium in tandem w/silica to excrete aluminum.
Minerals work in pairs w/+/- valence…human battery.-
Excellent! I literally reference that book several times a week, it is fairly obscure and am surprised you mentioned it. So many astute and well-informed members here. On pg. 80-81 of the book: “…we are required to put beets and the by-products of beets on a nutritional pedestal. Beets are the most powerful medicine in the pantry.” Beets do…[Read more]
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Yes, beets…YUK!
The bud that turned me on to this book had no idea what was on pgs 289-293…The Terminal Word.
If you haven’t read it…surprise. :>O-
Yes, very well. So fermented red cabbage for the Yttrium–a very interesting mineral indeed.
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Bryce posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
Polly knocks it out of the ball park again.
Bet the GATE program in the ussa is modeled after this & it’s global under different monikers.
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Scarmoge posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
Complete Neuralink stream from last night.
Here is the entire video (roughly 1:45 – stream actually begins at 1:30) of the Neuralink (Elon Musk).
https://youtu.be/r-vbh3t7WVI
The work at Neuralink should be taken very, very seriously. A deeply dark endeavor.-
Eventually they well be given away for FREE! Later, it will be a requirement…for your safety.
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What are the implications for having one’s Neuralink hacked…or in the future, having it shut off?
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Shocked, shocked I tell you! Neuralink hacking at Rick’s! I just can’t believe it.
… Yes, these and many, many other (but probably not much worried over) very important questions ..
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blakecosmos posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
Some interesting thinking from good old C.G. Jung. And to think that people (especially academics :] consider him an occultist) Just ignore all those Grimoires in his Library folks, he just liked dusty books. (And while you’re at it, please avoid any line of thinking that would lead you to think that good old Carl Gustav was looking directly at…[Read more]
