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>>17083766
I get that.
Usually when waking up and sleep paralysis usually comes with it.
Happens almost everytime I sleep in the daytime.
Its a bit weird but has never caused me any problems other than not being much of a napper.

But it like also does a sound of an old tv turning on like the static electricity

>>17083766
Left your vibrator on by any chance??

>>17083726

One that's sharp enough to stab a violent vagrant.

rose quartz

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>>17083741

I've had real dream pain before... Pretty spooky.

>>17083706
Please elaborate?

>>17083711
not the>>17083706
I also had a pain in a dream before i had my throat slit and when i died i woke up feeling the same pain. The pain of throat slitting is werid, you feel your energy dissapearing and you struggle to breathe, move etc.

Leave it be, whatever it is it wont go into your house. Put on headphones and listen to some calm music

>>17083533
You made me scared for a second, I thought Hamhurger Helper was another victim of the mandela effect. Turns out it was just a knock off box you decided to post.
>Sage

K.. KEEP ME POSTED

The 4th one.

The only thing that gives human any kind of motivation or drive to do anything is our hormones. You remove hormones and we all become completely listless and apathetic.

A computer AI would have no hormones. It would therefore exhibit no aggression, no anger, no real motivation or drive whatsoever. I'm not even sure it would have the will for self-preservation. Existence or non-existence would make very little difference.

>>17083395
Hormones are still planned though. The plan therefore has nothing to do with having the hormones and everything to do with the mind.

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>>17083395
>implying Bender didn't NEED his floozies
>implying robo-hookers will never exist
>implying hormones dictate the power of the wing wang

topkek fag, get real. First thing AI will recognize is porn and the power it has over other beings. Any form of sentience can be controlled with sex.

Confirmed for Burger King commercial.

Wut

gay

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the slavshitbuddies do it, but remember to have a protector artifact with you always, the zone is dangerous

>>17083224
That guy has some pretty nice videos, Janne Flinck.

This is Dan Bell, Proper People, Adam The Woo, Tikitrex, Thecarpetbagger, exploring with Josh

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Interesting post but Yahweh is very much involved still in the world...

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>>17082519
>much involved still in the world...
Yahweh is around. He just needs to show himself and they will stop at nothing to make sure he shows himself.

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Freemason here.

This book will explain everything.

I want invinciblity, super speed and super jump so that i can run really fast and throw myself into things

Agelessness

>>17082175
Really heavy feet, so I can walk around during hurricanes

Full interview here: https://youtu.be/zWpuxKeNSUw

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Interesting

>>17082169
Just turned in a 50 page research paper on this. Trust me, you've got no idea.

>>17081301
I couldn’t tell you how the day started beyond vague details, couldn’t tell you what we ate, what we joked about. The house was beautiful, that much I remember, a two story six bedroom. It’d been fun though, a perfect day, and it was surely just a taste of how the next four days were going to be. We drank, we joked, we sang, danced. It’s always the case isn’t it? In horror movies? Before the shit hits the fan, everything is perfect, life is great, I think it’s all a cruel joke. Fate sets you up so that when you suffer, when your life is on the line, your last memories is about just how precious life really is. I don’t think life could have pulled any crueler of a joke on me. I still remember it to this day. We made love for the first time that night, for the first time ever, truthfully. I remember the smell of her skin, how smooth she felt in my arms, the tiny shudders as I entered her the first time, the small gasp. The sound of my name on her lips, the sound of hers on mine. I remember the swell of her breasts, the curve of her hips, and the warmth between. But most of all I remember the emotion. I wonder now, had things been different, had I anything to compare it too, would I still consider the love I felt for her as precious as I did? You know how it is, to be young and in love. Life is still a movie to you, even the most level-headed of us lose ourselves in the embrace of another. The words “I love you” were even sweeter after that moment we shared together. I remember falling asleep peacefully, no, blissfully would be the better word, for the last time.

>>17081303
I’m had been a light sleeper you see. It didn’t save us in the end, but I did wake. It slipped into the room, scuttling like a spider, the light of the living room was still on, and as the door opened, the light shone on it. My stomach dropped as my vision and mind focused. It was human shaped, vaguely. There were eye sockets, but no eyes, instead, just the same poxed gray skin that covered the rest of it stretching over the empty holes in its skull. The limbs were too long, too skinny, and its arms were positioned in a way that no human could a manage, as it walked on all fours. The mouth though, I’ll never forget the mouth. The tongue was rotting, the gums black, but the way the mouth was contorted in a soundless scream. Not once during the whole ordeal did it close, or even move that mouth. I woke because it wasn’t silent. Not in opening the door, which to this day, I do not know how it managed, and not once in the room. It was a gurgle and a sort of clicking, at the same time, soft, soft enough where no one else would likely wake to it. It turned its head towards me, and when I say turned, I mean it’s entire head swiveled at an unnerving angle. It had no eyes but I knew it saw me watching it. I don’t remember how long it lasted, but I remember being the first to make a move. It was a burst of bravery that I honestly never would have expected to have, I flung the lamp on the wall at it, tearing the cord out of the wall. Surprisingly it hit it, right in its face. It made a terrible screeching croaking noise.

>>17081307
I swore loudly at it, cursing it in, what I recall, were extremely creative ways. I gripped the alarm clock we’d brought and used it as a blunt object, bashing its head as hard as I could. I could feel it’s skull give as it tried vainly to attack me back. It was strong, but no stronger than the average person, somewhat weaker now that I recall, though it’s never easy to subdue something that doesn’t want to die. My girlfriend told me that after I collided with it trying to cave it’s face in with the clock, the house woke up, screams across the rooms to each other before they figured out it was coming from my room.

Bump, I'm interested too, OP.

Any info beyond what's available on Wikipedia is appreciated

>>17080650
There are plenty of books on him, his life, and his inventions. t's said that even Thomas Jefferson fucked him out of credit when they invented the light bulb together.

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>>17080636
>What's the deal with this guy anyway?
He was literally a visionary as in after he almost drown and caught a terrible fever he started having literal visions. He had one and sat down and scratched out the plans for the brushless electric motor right where it struck him, in the dirt.
>Was he just some eccentric too big for his britches or was there some fuckery afoot?
Ummmm neither? He just wasn't a businessman - basically had no grasp of capitalism whatsoever

>Why did Wardenclyffe Tower mysteriously shoot rays of light into the sky then stop working with no explanation?
Because it was a large scale operational prototype for wireless power transmission/broadcast but then it got defunded because Westinghouse was too small minded to visualize how he could profit from it

>Why did he dig massive holes in the ground to connect to the earth or some shit?
For ground, Man. Electricity needs ground and big electricity needs big ground

>Why did the FBI raid his offices?
Why wouldn't they? He definitely had ideas about weaponizing his technology

Basically he revolutionized the fuck out of electricity and electronics before the world was even ready for it. If there was anyone that should have been frozen and thawed back out later it sure as fuck wasn't Walt Disney.

>>17080163
RF waves come from space, are transmitted all over your town for music, police, fire, and amateur comms, broadcast TV, transmit WIFI in your house, create bridges for bluetooth, and even make calls.

I've worked with high power military radios and I can tell you that you'll know there's too much RF radiation when you can literally feel yourself heating up. Naval ships cook birds all the time, and it's one of the dreaded duties for naval signal guys to sweep up the microwaved birds. In the Army I've had antennas burn me, an infantry guy burned his hand when he wanted to see if you could feel the radio waves coming from a crypto system. Still no cancer for me but albeit more research is needed.

>>17080218
Maybe I should put it this way. Do you think wifi could give you cancer in longer time? No radiation gives you instant cancer as far as I know.

>>17080218
I remember seeing a cap of a guy a cooked popcorn using the radar dish on the ship he was on. Scared the living shit out of the guy who was on duty at the time.

>>17079789
General reading?
female

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Hello, Xt here rolling d20 to answer all your little concerns.

>>17079884
What does my near future generally look like?

>>>/diy/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYsDJg5N7Og

>>17079012
Be careful with crystals! A lot of things that are good in small doses are destructive in large doses.

>>17079012
>>17079021
>>17079112

Post some fucking chaos emeralds.