Everyone here knows that the power of the collective mind of /pol/ is real.
Scientists and Spiritual leaders know this.
What we think is real in this universe.
If thousands of people unite on this image board to put their thoughts together in one big consciousness of happening, what does this say about the human mind?
Can someone use their own 'meme magic' to change his life to the better?
Several books like The secret, tried to prove this.
I myself tried it for a week, and i actually won 400 bucks in the Lottery.
After that tho, i got depressed because people told me it's bullshit and because i wanted more than 400 bucks.
But since i discovered /pol/ it seems clearer and clearer that there must be some power in the single mind.
Imagine what we could do with that power, we got trump pretty much elected, we are rising the far right on the Planet, we are rising the anti SJW movement.
The question is, is there any specific way to concentrate this power for a single person?
Get a job you faggot
>>75297414
meme or get meme'd on kddo
Could we meme magic the NFA away and have Diane feinstein die?
Hans want to change the world from his cuckshed, killing chickens and getting dubs instead of actually go and protect your women.
Nigger it's already happening. MKUltra and Soviet pscyhosphere experiments were just the start.
Why do you think there's so many dumb liberals these days? It's all being meme magic'd by the media.
>>75297510
Not possible, this nigger doesn't even live in reality.
Don't worry my child.
Meme magic has been around since forever, just used under different names and systems
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mtzU9mVlk0
Ours is the most effective because of the sheer number of people using it and the fact that people enjoy doing it
>>75298561
I don't even know how reddit works stop triggering me
>>75297414
>equations tell us there must be le infinite universes
>along with our own
>what if instead
>"we" are the infinite universes, each point of view is one
>the "reality" we see and measure is the principle of least action at work
