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>Many different short-lived actinide elements, namely, actinium, protactinium, neptunium, plutonium, americium, curium, berkelium, californium, and einsteinium have been reported in the absorption spectrum.[25][26] Radioactive elements have also been reported to include technetium and promethium.[25][27] While the longest-lived known isotopes of technetium have half-lives in the millions of years, the longest-lived known promethium isotope has a half-life of only 17.7 years. The presence of these elements in the stellar atmosphere would imply some process constantly replenishing it.
Where does this star get elements that we have to create in a lab, and in such abundance that we can detect them from 356 light-years away? And why not take a closer look at this with JWST?

>Przybylski's star has occasionally attracted attention as a SETI candidate[33] insofar as it aligns with speculation that a technological species may salt the photosphere of its star with unusual elements, either to signal its presence to other civilizations[34][35] or to dispose of nuclear waste.[36]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Przybylski's_Star

>>423
yea aliens are real, come to me aliens, save me aliens
I'm sad here aliens, take me away aliens, drive me away from humanity please

Have you considered that elements heavier than atomic number ninety-two (uranium) is just not feasible on earth because the earth doesn't have the thermonuclear environment needed?

>>676
No that's a convenient excuse to neglect the certainty of sapient life.



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There is nothing anti Marxist antimaterialist or idealistic about this truth. It's material reality. People who deny the presence of literal demons in the capitalist ruling class are no different than those who dismiss Epstein having ties to Mossad as a "conspiracy theory".
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>>460
>a board deader than the dodo

>>326
not all of us go to /pol/

I'm not schizo enough for that shit but I like calling the ruling class like Peter Thiel demonic, demons, satanic, and antichrist and I like that liberals are starting to do so either. They are absolutely evil and people should use language like that

>>460
It's just a revived older board
I want it to stay because there's a lot of shit I want to post on this board that's too real to be called conspiracy theories, but too hard for normies to accept, aka shit like MKUltra and serial killers etc.
It doesn't have to be all metaphysics and spooks.

>>317
You little bitch nut, imma let you in on deep, esoteric, 67th (does the hand thing) degree Mason knowledge…

Demons are real, and they're called sadness, lack, anger, regret, etc etc.

You exorcize them by thinking positive.
I know, I know… Boomer shit. There's so much to be sad about. There's so much to be upset about.

There is, but there's also a lot of things not to be.
And here's the kicker. The more you think about something, the more it appears in your life. So the more about the things you want, the more of that will conjure upon you and there's just no room for the demons.

Look at this cheeky motherfucker. Huge congregation, hot wife who loves him, a helicopter. You think he gives a fuck about the girl who said no to his advances in highschool? You think he gives a fuck right here, right now, people calling him a grifter and a blasphemer?

He reads his Bible in-between Victoria sitting in his face



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Some people are so fed up with suffering on earth, so they came up with this theory to cope with reality
personally I think it kind of overlaps with the wizards philosophy

people seriously thinks they are prisoner in this planet
and thats their energy is being harvested by aliens

Makes sense

>>484
They were right about loosh but they're wrong about reptilians kek

Prison planet theory is garbage.
There's no aliens or whatever harvesting us it's just nature doing its thing.

People need to stop assuming a that any sort of activity that happens to them is divine intervention

>>674
Begone archon.



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Doing tarot readings to grind divination EXP points and because I'm bored as fuck.
Post any dream you remember having (ex: "I dreamed of a giant lady tied upside down to a tree in the middle of the ocean") and a picture you like.
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I dreamt of my childhood bower, its walls all aquariums. I fed a single fish, which swelled beyond its glass confines. Then the chamber shifted, drowned in shadow, my bed vanished. In its stead, a couch of dark luxury, and upon it, a tarantula's gaze held mine. Then more such gazes kindled in the gloom, a silent council of many eyes, fixed upon me.
query:By what sign shall I know the brother bound to me in breath and burden?

How is the experience with the new person who'll be there for quite a while from February going to be like? Will she like me? Will we get to be attached to each other? Will we be able to do the thing I really want?

>>665
>By what sign shall I know the brother bound to me in breath and burden?
9 of pentacles. Likely a person with good control of their base instincts who is very "put together" if that makes sense. I also pulled a card from my personal oracle based on my dreams, "underwater prison". It's a place I dreamed with some time ago, which depicted some sort of structure under water that I had to escape from while saving someone else. Getting that along with 9 of pentacles makes me think it'll be a person who is put together but that at one point went through difficult shit and has seen a fair share of trials and tribulations of the hardcore variant.
Also 9 of pents is linked to venus in virgo, so it could be a person that expresses affection by trying to solve your problems or with some other sort of concrete action. Your dream was very nostalgic but also somewhat eerie towards the end and your writing style is extremely expressive and frankly sounds nice as hell. That along with your pic makes me think you care about beauty and the arts. I get very strong neptune/pisces vibes too. I feel like you'll know who the person is because there'll be a strong contrast between your personalities.
Finally I got an specific image in my head repeteadly, which could be my higher intuition or just imagination so take it with more of a grain of salt than the rest of the reading: A former drug addict who is now very put together and down to earth due to the trauma of hitting a devastating rock bottom and the experiences surrounding that place in life.
>>667
I got high priestess, 6 of pents rx and page of swords rx.
Makes me think it'll be sort of a "scatterbrained" relationship if that makes sense, in which you talk about random shit in a very chaotic way being lead more by pure need for mental stimulation and also from unsconscious drives and habits (I kinda get the feeling that conversations may enter "weird freudian shit" at times, completely unintentionally). 6 of pents reversed gives me a bit of a bad vibe, like maybe there'll be a very transactional aspect to the relationship.
As for the "Y/N" questions you asked I decided to just use a dice.
>will she like me?
1/6 which suggests a strong "no"
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>>668
Aw man :( thanks anyways anon. You were right about the transactional aspect, almost on point with the reality(sort of), you're good at this! Can you tell me about their personality? Or about them? Can they be reliable and trusted? Or her interests? Do you know when I could meet the one this year with a good date?

Am doing my GED soon. How can you describe it like?
Will my DND session go well?
How long will I live?
How will I be perceived before death?



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I have recently heard of a theory regarding how money is technically what we can consider magick. I do not remember it's exacts but I will try to paraphrase it:
>Magick involves the extrapolation of a desire into a particular object
>We can consider talismans as well as enchanted objects to be part of these particulars
>Money is a literal piece of paper that loses value immediately after it's used
>Despite that, it has driven men to madness, and men to hatred
>It has driven wedges in families, it has burned bridges where there could be one
It is a valueless object that has been imbibed values across centuries. It is an object that replaced barter.
Think of it. It's a literal bill that you can produce by yourself. Do you really believe most practitioners at the top want you to know more about magick? Why else do you think we are literally referred to as the esoteric path? You can consider money to be similar in it's structure.
I am not saying that money is evil or that we should undertake drastic measures to purge it, what I am saying is that it is much like magick, for example, the Islamic cult believes that magick is very much real and should be purged.
What are your thoughts?

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>>675
Since women crave money, they crave demons; hence, exorcising the demons out via rape is mandatory.



 

What signals are currently emitted by your bioelectric field? What transmissions originate from your bioelectric field? My broadcast is pure rape energy which weirdly gets bitches hooked. What signal's your biofield on?



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Does this shit actually work? I just wrote it, and then burned the note using a matchstick, it was 3PM though, not 3AM. Anybody with any previous experience? Any favorite deities?

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>>471
Well ISIS burn their passports and I don't know what they wished for but it must've been shit

Depends. It reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joss_paper, where you burn paper that's meant to be money for spirits. So if you burn a message maybe something literate and having agency will pick it up and lend a hand. Really seems like a gamble if that's what it is.

>>471
It surprisingly does, depends though as >>482 said. There're better ways of getting wishes fulfilled, maybe the chances are higher when combined with meditation. I find it a 70-30 split.



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What are the secrets they possess? What arcana or esoteric methodologies comprise their repository? Which esoteric gnostic principles do they hold, and how can these be applied to foment revolution?

They who?

Nothing, because "Gnosticism" isn't even a single religion. It just describes a philosophy originating from 1st century Greeks and Mediterranean peoples where spiritual knowledge is more important than faith to acquiring either spiritual perfection or in Christian Gnostic ideology as a way to finally being free from the material world into the spiritual (but spirtual perfection/enlightenment also played a part in that.)

The funny thing is that the whole dualism thing, with one god being a demiurge and another a pure spiritual being (say Sophia) probably didn't even originate from Gnosticism but from the nearby Zoroastrian religion, it was just easily syncretized because of Gnosticism's focus on the material vs the spiritual (which is also similar to Buddhism coincidentally enough). Multiple religions could claim to be "Gnostic" including Druzism, Manicheanism, Christian Gnostic's etc.

In terms of offering things to communism or revolutionary potential I would say almost nothing, in fact, Gnosticism is inherently anti-materialist because the material plane is seen as something undesirable and something to escape from.

>>661
>In terms of offering things to communism or revolutionary potential I would say almost nothing,
A better world is possible, even a mere alternative to neoliberal capitalism. Don't forget, no matter how much the bourgeois temple priests try to kill you and burn your holy texts (or TikToks, thanks Ellison!)
>Gnosticism is inherently anti-materialist because the material plane is seen as something undesirable and something to escape from.
<posting this on a website influenced by 4chan fascist pedo anime fans, which is hosted on some kind of demonic Amazon webserver, and powered by fossil fuels instead of the infinite blessing purity of sunlight

>>658
Yaldabaoth was the first capitalist (see: indulgences, televangelists, jews, etc.) and TRVE communism can only be achieved after the resurrection.



 

MIT engineers fly first-ever plane with no moving parts

>The silent, lightweight aircraft doesn’t depend on fossil fuels.


>Since the first airplane took flight over 100 years ago, virtually every aircraft in the sky has flown with the help of moving parts such as propellers, turbine blades, or fans that produce a persistent, whining buzz.


>Now MIT engineers have built and flown the first-ever plane with no moving parts. Instead of propellers or turbines, the light aircraft is powered by an “ionic wind” — a silent but mighty flow of ions that is produced aboard the plane, and that generates enough thrust to propel the plane over a sustained, steady flight.


>Unlike turbine-powered planes, the aircraft does not depend on fossil fuels to fly. And unlike propeller-driven drones, the new design is completely silent.


>“This is the first-ever sustained flight of a plane with no moving parts in the propulsion system,” says Steven Barrett, associate professor of aeronautics and astronautics at MIT. “This has potentially opened new and unexplored possibilities for aircraft which are quieter, mechanically simpler, and do not emit combustion emissions.”


>He expects that in the near-term, such ion wind propulsion systems could be used to fly less noisy drones. Further out, he envisions ion propulsion paired with more conventional combustion systems to create more fuel-efficient, hybrid passenger planes and other large aircraft.


>Barrett and his team at MIT have published their results today in the journal Nature.

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“On December 29, 1953, an unidentified flying object was spotted in the sky over the city of Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia. Renowned photographer Barney Wayne took a photograph of the sighting.” In this intriguing cityscape, the UFO hovers above the Rebellion Memorial in Main Street, Bulawayo, which was constructed in 1900 and the Gardner Gun placed atop in 1906 and removed in 1979.
Barney Wayne, the director of a photographic studio, snapped this saucer-shaped UFO in Bulawayo, South Rhodesia, on December 29, 1953. The photograph was featured in France's weekly magazine 'Moustique' #1508 on December 19, 1954, gracing page 15.
https://theufodatabase.com/ufos/rhodesia-zimbabwe-ufo-december-1953



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