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Oh god, the voice they're talking about it clearly him

yeah they post weird lazytown videos every day.

found another channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTfWrzH8dCkyC1asVeZdq_g is this some weird pedo secret club

Can I get a bright red circle or neon arrow for my blind ass? I don't see shit, yo.

There's nothing there. Maybe you're just tired. Get some rest and stay off of the internet for a while, ok?

touch it, op

>>15782411
That game was great, completing lists of things to do caters to my autism.

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>Previous threads
http://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/15706814/
http://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/15742617/
http://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/15757737/

So... is there some risk, or are you guys in it for the kink?

>>15778693
>inb4 that movie sucks
Well hell, I liked it

at least it's not /x/'s favorite movie VHS

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>>15790463
(2 of 8)
What is the conclusion to draw from these assumptions? One day, there will be millions of virtual realities, and only one objective reality. Since you have no way to tell which one you're in while you're in it, you are statistically very unlikely to be in the one-in-a-million "real" world. It is almost a statistical guarantee that you are in a virtual world.

>Maybe one day OP, but we don't have that technology yet.
We already try to do historical reconstruction. We already do computer simulations of past weather and geological events, as well as astronomical events. We are interested in simulating the past. Bostrum refers to "ancestor simulations", essentially humans recreating their past in virtual simulations for a number of reasons. There will be more simulations of this "now" there will be actual "now"s. This time, 2015, right now, if you are experiencing it you are still more likely to be in a simulation than in the objectively real world.
And that's just assuming that humans are real and this time really happened. Perhaps this is an entertainment simulation, a program representing a reality that never really happened. Then it doesn't matter what our technology looks like. You have no way to know for sure right now.

>But I would know if I were in a simulation. I'd still have memories of the real world before the simulation, and of starting this simulation.
Would you? When you dream every night, do you always remember your waking life, and having gone to sleep? Can you always tell you're in a dream, even when the dream gets ridiculous? And do you remember how you started experiencing this reality? Do you remember starting this game or being born? Or do your memories merely start at some point in middle childhood, already playing this reality?

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>>15790465
(3 of 8)
It can't be proven conclusively that you are in a simulation, because any proof that you get would be internal to the simulation - i.e. any evidence you get shown in a video game is just computer data in the video game and not real. However, there are some signs you can look at to start the thought process on this. You don't know how this is being simulated on computers in the real world, you don't know what the programming must look like, you don't know how the computer hardware works, you don't yet know for what purpose this simulation is being run, you don't know if your concept of anything is 100% true out in the real world.... but, you do know what a simulation is, and so you should be able to draw some parallels between what is happening in this "reality" and what you'd expect from a virtual reality.

Do you know anything about quantum physics? If not, you should go look it up, it's fascinating. The problem with quantum physics is that we know it works - every experiment is successful - but it doesn't seem to make any sense. The field of quantum physics started with the 'double-slit experiment' (start your research there; it's impossibly confusing and interesting for most physicists). I won't go over all the details of this experiment (you will find it very well explained all over the internet), but essentially what they found is this - matter doesn't seem to exist as matter until someone observes it. Electrons, photons, (and with later experiments we found this to be true with atoms and molecules) seem to exist as nothing but probability waves, almost like information, until we observe it and suddenly it is matter. It's called wave-particle duality, please look it up if you don't know about it.

>>15790469
(3.5/8)
If you've never heard of this, it will sound like I'm making it up. But, you've heard of Schrödinger's cat, right? If so, that was just an analogy for this concept. The state of matter literally cannot be known before it is observed, because it functions like it doesn't exist as anything more than information until it is observed.
Something like this happens every time you play a video game. If your PC had to load an entire game in order to play it, we'd have very small games. The trick to make the most of the hardware is to keep the whole game as data on your harddrive/disc/whatever, load the data that you have immediate access to, and only render what is being displayed on the screen. That boss, your character, the castle you're in... it only exists as you see it when you look at it. You turn around, it's no longer on the screen, and then it's just data. Turn back around, and there it is again, acting as though it had been there the whole time. Same thing in this universe.

>>15762800

Glad to see I'm not the only one interested, hope OP is lurking.

I hope OP is not trolling us

It's a photo with 2 guys, and an arrow pointing to one.

/thread

Is the arrow supposed to be unexplained or you just drew it?

guy's, I've got an explanation!

maybe.... there were two people!!!1!

inb4 xeno

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>>15777172
who?

>>15777168
Seen this myself earlier. Some really fucked up things that those kids came out with And I hope they aren't true but I genuinely wouldn't be surprised considering all the bullshit going on now about the paedophile ring in thatchers government. Real fucked up shit and I hope I don't hear any more accounts of this

No.

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Dumping a few suvsuccubus pics.

>>15765070
that looks like the sigil of a demon of the goetia

>>15765070
is that an accurate representation with placement of crosses and triangles, or just an aproximation?

>>15765073
Alright, what's that mean?

Said symbol was found on a silver ring with what appeared to be a shaped obsidian stone that four individuals, three males one female.

Not really sure what that means. What's this demon's play?

>>15765078
Approximate, I only saw the rings for a few seconds.

8675309 reporting in, is null on?

>>15755019
I don't think so

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>>15755003
>nike/helmet structure
>Being this normal

Get out.

>>15763468
Nowhere, you're doing it right.
But you're like me. Over 5 years and counting here. Even 8-10 hours sessions don't do it for me

Keep trying or give up. Nothing else can be done.

Maybe we were born without a soul or some other stupid shit, idgaf.
The reality is we can't do it.

>>15763522
so teetering back and forth between being sleepy and waking myself up and being aware of my physical body afterwards having to repeat the process all over again is normal?

do binaural beats work?
I just don't understand why it doesn't work clearly i'm doing something wrong if I can't get it right. when I was a child and tried doing it I used to get thin intense heart rate spike. felt like I was nearly having a heart attack whenever I attempted. my breathing would increase and throw my concentration off.

>>15763522
this is not true for me. I know I can do it because I did it once before when I was 12 or something. still very vivid of an experience.

Sexy butt dial

>by no means post the phone number

>>15757571
I'm hesitant to do so since I am not sure if this was an intentional call or not. Also, the content of the voicemail message is questionable. If there really is something nefarious going on, I certainly don't want to exacerbate the situation if the caller was a lurker of this board.

that was gay and i don't recommend anyone else read it

I think its intended to be, the mods made this thread.

>>15763491
Well don't just say you didn't like it, say why.

>>15763526
No they didn't. But I must ask, why do you think they did? Do they have a knack for spreading misinformation?

>Government IRC

nah man they use skype sessions.

im scared of googling some of the top tier terms in fear of getting v&

>2chan - The Teen
Wat. Implying a Japanese Imageboard is that easily accessible.