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>>17910763
>Anything you guys can tell me about it

Yes. It's a game, invented, and trademarked during the early 20th Century. That's all it is, however it can be a useful tool in delving into the minds of other people you play it with (pro tip: it won't work at all with only 1 person, obviously). The people you play it with, and you yourself even, may not consciously be moving the planchette. The phenomenon is called ideomotor response, and it was actually documented and studied...
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>>17910952
pls be nice to me senpai

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It's fake sadly. His original content was clearly faked for clickbait, and as the years went on he tried to be legitimate but it's too late now. Still has some interesting entertaining content though like this;

https://youtu.be/HghvmwqYLPc

>>17910786
Yeah . I been arguing with a few saying it's fake. And his early videos were creepy. Al very well done and entertaining

The thing is if he was actually legitimate he would let people investigate themselves but he keeps saying he doesn't want "strangers" in his house. He could just get people that are actually paranormal investigators with the credentials and a group in all these, but apparently that's asking too much.

Nope, just one guy saying he has hundreds of ghosts in his house and no one else to confirm it.

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>>17910685
original photo.

>>17910685
the side margins and the top right of the inner box are distorted, if anyone can make sense of that we might be able to get a head start

>>17910685
New to this one. Can anyone please inform me briefly of Cicada? And what this image is in context with?

>>17910429
YOU
ARE
A
FUCKING
CUNT!

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>>17910429
also before you ask I'm more than happy to post this vid but my bf has a pile of SD cards here and doesn't remember which one it's on so imma have to sort through a lot of bullshit.

>we're all talking about what we're seeing
>at this point I'm seeing weird shit that they're claiming to see too but I don't tell them that, just keep mouth shut
>this goes on for quite awhile
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>>17910465
ur so sweet thx :')
>>17910466

>i am a tumblrfag
>i hate me too trust me
>i make a post about this night
>random guy starts messaging me about how weird it all is
>says he has a supposed medium friend he can ask about all this
>i agree, y tf not rite
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Oh motherfucker, it's the weird shaving cream guy. It is a toture scene if I remember correctly.

>>17910405
shaving cream guy?

>>17910362

Anon bumping for an update or an answer about this.

>>17910338
Not this time. Everything in this game is built by math and code. Everything. Space stations, space ships, and even alien races, each with distinct cultural predilections and all. One might be a hostile warrior race, one might be a friendly trade-based species, the point was, the game creates the races by randomly choosing attribute levels. The AI for the aliens were based on these attributes, such as aggression, curiosity, intelligence, etc. and they were all procedurally generated. You could discover, make contact...
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>>17910340
He would perform upgrades to the item manufacturing engine about once a week. When he did, it often ended up producing higher quality items from the same materials, and many of the items that were already created and being bought and sold on alien markets were suddenly obsolete. One week he went to make the changes, and he noticed that several NPCs had sold all their assets at discount prices the day before. He again shrugged it off as a coincidence, and began the upgrade. The following week, he went to do the upgrade,...
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>>17910343
About a month later, he'd made changes to the combat system and to test it he made his ship vulnerable again, with the expectation they'd attack him. They didn't. He attacked them, they didn't retaliate. He called me up to log in to test the changes instead. As I was playing with him, we were chasing each other through an asteroid field in fast moving frigates. I had a good idea where he was, down to about 180km radius, so I was looking at each rock individually, as the old movie trope of a ship...
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>>17909915
>implying it's any less retarded than everything here

>>17909915
Nobody gives a flying fuck, anon. And besides, it's a combination of much more than just a wendigo.

Goatmen are an ancient brand of mythology that nearly every single culture has had at some point. Stories of horned men in the woods, mountains, and or plains are almost universally told.

Skinwalkers are a Southern Native American (mostly Navajo) legend. It's basically heir version of a werewolf. It's a black magician that uses magic to shapeshift into an animal, or even other people.

Wendigo is a more Northern counterpart and it's a spirit rather than a physical creature.

So...no. /x/ lumped them all into one category and idiots get them...
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And i planning to make infinity rays and pyramids and love sumbols but 6 too must been.

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>>17909839

>>17909837
Isn't that all just wonderful
Shouldn't you be in >>>/qst/
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I could put it in a green text now when I think about it

ye its common knowledge. you dont even have to do it in front of a mirror to get all them effects.
theres even a name for it in the occult literature but i dont remember what it was.

also thats p low level. try to overcharge your 3rd eye with whatever meditation key is the most easy for you to see some real spooky stuff

>>17909825
Is it just fancy optic illusions or is there more to it?

Human life on the ground is totally down to the individuals perception to the world around him. There is a part of your brain which determines how quickly time goes by, for some life may seem much shorter than to others. Similarly this concept can be used to perceive other things in our world.
When we humans try to think of unknowns, we try to visualize them as much of our life is lived through our eyes, when in a different reality; vision may not exist as we know it. This is one of the common big blockades to research like ours.

You have never known what it's like to not be alive, even though you were at one point not alive. Consciousness is much more than just a blobby mesh of atoms inside a skull, you can't kill consciousness by killing a body, but you can erase memories.
Does the universe/multiverse/maverium(our code word for the unknown existence) exist or not? when did it start? It would be paradoxical for it not to exist and therefore it does. As far as your memories are concerned, your existence started at your body's birth, but by theory this is technically impossible as your...
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>>17909724
Very nice blog post.
Thank you for sharing and advertising.
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>>17909704

In what way are those two books similar?

>>17909704
Neither of those texts actually teach their respective systems, though. They're pretty well bare bones introductions to the concepts expanded inside the literature of the current.

Anyway, I have a library, been keeping it for a few years now. The vast majority of material published (and sometimes not publused) in Thelema and Chaos are represented in it:
https://mega.nz/#F!AE5yjIqB!y7Vdxdb5pbNsi2O3zyq9KQ!UNo1VTwA

>>17909720
>>17909728
I think I may have been missunderstood I'm not referring to those systems in particular the thelema/golden dawn, chaos but I'm referring to the way the books are written in a lesson style format that's engaging

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>>17909499
>Australian super natural stories
Implying any supernatural can survive, werewolf meet 7 metre crock, nice snack.
Vampire meet paralysis tick, ha fuck you, ya can't move. Gohst, who the fuck cares I got beer to drink. Skin walker, that cunr can't handle his piss. Shadow people, we'll just put them on christmast island with the boat people. Deamons, this the land down under, welcome to hell.
TLDR aint no supernatural here

>>17909499
Hijacking faggot Op's thread, does anyone have a link to that story about a guy that is driving somewhere and he comes into contact with a white serpent man thing? I remember it mentioning him being a patient of a mental hospital at the end or something, and that it was called Happy Meadows or something to that effect. Pretty sure it was set in Australia.

>>17909412

Easily.

If they are going kill themselves...

Yes.
I know down to the second when I will die.

I've never heard of this before, could you give more info anon?

bump for interest

>>17909354
Stay new ... fag.

>>17909161
Are chaos mages welcome?

>>17909166
Sure

>>17909172
Fuck you, you can't kick us o—What?