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>everything about that post
They don't want you.

heres a little interesting tid bid, i dont know who posted this but here it is
I apologize for the sometimes improper language in this text. English is not my first language, and I have also used software to mask authorship so 3301/Cicada does not know who publishes this. Thank you.


I was part of what you call 3301/Cicada for more than a decade, and I'm here to warn you: stay away. This is a dangerous organization. While I agree with many of the goals, their ways are nefarious. In fact, I think it is like a left-hand path religion disguised as a progressive scientific organization. I realize this is a strong statement, but I will provide important evidence to support these claims.


For those of you who have not heard of organized 3301/Cicada, I will share some background information using publicly referenceable. According to leaked documents during the last round of recruitment they are "much like a think tank in that [their] primary focus is on researching and developing techniques to aid the ideas [they] advocate: liberty, privacy, and security." This is partly true. This is what initially attracted me many years ago.


The first public appearance was the recruitment campaign that began in parts that "can not be mentioned" of the Internet, where targeted hackers and programmers and people with a strong background with series of puzzles of increasing difficulty. This has been well documented over the Internet and will not repeat it here. The tests covered a wide range of topics: cryptography, steganography, and number theory, and classical literature, art, darknet, and computer skills including programming, philosophy, music, etc. even more interesting is the fact puzzle use multiple forms of communication: the Internet, phone , darknet (TOR), and the physical world even in the form of papers of 14 that appear simultaneously in all parts of the world (North America, Europe, Asia, Australia, etc.).

>>17263102
That's what they've always been counting on. Just remember that everyone who tries to push others to put up content is the original Cicada OPs trying to get their hive mind/cult to move on its own.

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>>17262933
Nice post but I'm not buying it.

>>17262938
Good on you. You're half the reason I bothered writing this post tonight.

If you can find a greater, more polarizing issue in human society, then I'm all ears at this point. If it's not being remembered, I don't know what it is or how it could matter to anyone. Seems obvious to me that the world is desperate to remember, so if you'll excuse the leading question...

What is it that you're desperate to remember?

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>>17262964
>You're half the reason I bothered writing this post tonight

Now you've got me interested.

I'm interested in remembering how to forget! Haha. Back to the void!

Reposting a friendly anon's episode list:

26
12
66
4
15
34 is an absolute must
43
58 and 59
60 is a compilation of the best encounters up to that episode
77 is another compilation episode

I can't remember which episode it is exactly but the one with a woman talking about her farm animals being attacked is really good. Actually all episodes with women guests are good. Most of those get pretty emotional and are good to listen to if you want to get scared.

The ones with guests from the UK and when he's interviewing doctors and veterans are good if you like speculation and lore about these things going back to ancient history.


If you have the opportunity you should get the Stitcher app on your phone and add the Dogman Encounters channel, he put much more detailed descriptions of each episode on there so you can get an idea of which episodes have what.

>>17262511
>Wednesday with yuerrr hooost, Viic. Weeeilcumm to daaaaawgman eeincounturrrz!

kek the guys got one hell of a radio voice.
>thu most terrifying cryptid......DAWWWWGGGGG MEEEEHHMM

still, loving this shit.

>>17262511
Anyone else see the face in that picture? shotgun shell is the nose, shadow underneath is a mustache.

>>17262159
How long has your family lived in that area?

>>17262203
Since at least the early 1900s, although my aunt moved to a town about 20 miles north and my dad to a town 10 miles north (after traveling due to work).

Yeah that sounds strange op, either a curse or maybe some enemy perhaps? Do you have a large property on your name?

>>17262412
The Grifter!

>>17262412
Hang on, let me dig up the memory.

I guess there's nothing like that for me. I just get in an elemental rage when I see injustice. It doesn't irk me, it drives me to destroy the parts of society that make such injustice impossible.

>>17262412
A terrible sleep paralysis event. It shook me to my core.

>>17261350
I literally just found this at the very bottom of page ten.

>>17263752

9/ 10 11

"too bizarre even for /x/"

yes, OP, it's absolutely bizarre that sometimes things happen that look like other things. that's way too weird for a board full of people who believe the tinfoil hats on their heads protect them from the mind-control rays of the lizard men who run our planet.

PS eat a giant dick

OP not able to use his cellphone camera properly. MUST BE PARANORMAL

>>17260784
eye looks yellow, your liver is failing you stupid fuck

>>17260784
>Pictures you took while you were posessed

>>17261851
Everything we experience is the result of evolution, adaptation, natural selection, etc.
And it can be quantified. You can now measure the emotions of a human brain. The electric impulses. The chemicals. Everything.


Welcome to the real world pleb :3

>>17261851
no

>>17261851
What? No.

Did you friend say anything else about the avatar? is it self aware? What does it actually say?

Force harder.

>>17260728
>christians actually believe buddists and hindus and every other non christian will go to hell

lmao you just fell for an vatican psy op

>>17260651
honestly never heard of him, maybe you guys should post info with random guy, no one ever heard of thread.

>>17260668
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2WM3CfVURY

>>17260651
Utter cunt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIxk2TMR7zs

not getting me that easy fbi

too funny, those of you with Gold Accounts check out where OP is posting from

>>17260301
Ha! I know someone from there, I should go check out to see if they're who I think they are.

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>>17260006
All I got, please help!

>>17260010

THIS is how you do horror.

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One of the few threads I've seen about this on 4chan, which I saw like a year ago, they were talking about one channel like this but it had some obviously intended to be disturbing. There was really weird things like real mouths being edited onto the characters and stuff, and I think there was some occult stuff in the videos too. The channel didn't have many views, but people who commented things would be replied to with evil-ish things by the channel. I guess it was meant to lure kids in and scare them or something. The guy in the videos had a really heavy german accent. I'm sorry I can't link it, but I'm pretty sure the channel was banned for breaking community guidelines or something.

Anyway, I'd go ahead and delve into this mysterious world yourself. See if you can find anything crazy and/or spooky and bring it back here.

Well OP, I also looked into this in the past, and I found that all these cahnnels are just run by indians, which is why everything is so low quality, everyone has poor english skills and why there are milion of views.

>>17260218
Well...this is very disturbing

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Just remember OP, that this exists: www.hearing-voices.org/

In light of that though, I see imaginary friends as a proactive creation of the mind. If it helps you sort out yer troubles in isolated situations, or helps you practice social interaction, why, I'm all for it.
However, when your imagined cohort intrudes into real life, like that imaginary vagoo you have between your stubbly legs, then I consider it unhealthy. Get your vagoo surgery, or build a robot, but for the love of fucking god don't make me play along with your shitty imaginary world.

My imaginary world is superior. :)

>>17258372
I didn't read all of that but an imaginary friend is nothing but the systems in your brain trying to form it's ID by selectively adhering to and disregarding the brains various attempts at surviving in its environment;
"Touch that bright orange warm thing" = burning your hand
"You should eat more of these, they make you feel good and more aware" = collecting food

An imaginary friend is the remnants of the brain trying to reconcile these apparently separate trains of thought until the dominate one will overpower the latter and it will be forgotten.

Your daily dose of sense from your friendly neighbourhood /x/phile

>>17258372
Me again >>17258404
As for the imagining of a friend, I used to think it was stupid as well, but in my younger years of being an uneragefagg0t I drew a lot of comics and lived in continuous isloation. I'm still in isolation, but I routinely 'converse' with some of the characters from my comics. This may occur in the form of listening to music and imagining the characters play out some kind of scenario (who doesn't do this?), or it could be me on the shitter staring at the white wall in front of me, imagining what I'd say to the robot character who doesn’t poop.

I'm not entirely sure if that counts as imaginary friends, but aside from the hive mind that is 4chan, I've got my imagined comic book characters and white walls to talk to. Imaginary friends rock.

P.S. Aliens are fucking real.

Comte Saint de Germaine was Francis bacon

>>17259088

True immortality is release from rebirth. Returning to the immortal consciousness that is kal bhairav

>>17259088
Keanu Reeves is just crab. Crabs are do not die from senility.