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Somebody knows about this thing's call "Tulpa"?
>>17654130
what's the point of making this kind of thread? Literally all you have to do is go on google and search it.
>>17654130
If tulpas existed god would be real.
Enjoy the self induced psycosis m8
Hey, do you guys have any information about the matrix? This is what I've got, but I'm not only limiting this to this doc, everything will be helpfull, as long as it isnt the actual movie "Matrix" :p
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yNczGwmBFmpxJmkSSqZEzy57ynFcrnnh8jvsVGTT9PQ/edit?usp=sharing
I've been discovering some stuff recently. I might be insane, who knows.
You know when you have a random thought? Something just completely out of the blue? That's not as random as you think it is. I'll post more if people want it.
>tl;dr there's a pattern hidden deep inside this matrix
World on a Wire if you want what movie The Matrix was based on.
Neuromancer if you want to know what all of simulator-esque sci-fi is based on.
>>17653605
there is a hidden pattern to everiting.
Any spooky Russia / Soviet related conspiracies, stories?
vodka is polish
vodka is warm
They found 10 Hitler carbonzied Hitler cadavers when raiding his bunker in 1945.
I found this picture of Area 51 taken from the sky. There is an Obelisk and an area looking like the Eye of Horus.
I truly believe Reptilians/Greys or other beings are working with humans there. What does /x/ think?
>>17653088
lol i think its awesome op. probably some radi emitting device to speak with teh ufos like a control tower? who knows.
guy i am replying to is a shill/faggot enabler
>>17653095
Yeah the first response on a real thread is always a shillo denying faggot I just accept CIA is here
itt: worst creepypastas you've read
boo
I've been trying to find it again for years. It was about a guy that bought a disk at a flea market that was supposed to give his computer the "speed of hell"
What is the creepiest thing you've heard a child say?
My 4 year old cousin just told me she plays with the dead children in her playroom... Wtf?!
>>17645316
It wasn't anything she said, but a couple years ago I went to a shady guy's house to buy weed, an absolute shitheap with garbage and dog shit everywhere, it was bad. Anyway, the moment I stepped through the front door, the dealer's oldest kid, a little girl about 5 or 6 I think, ran up to me and clung to my leg. She'd never seen me before, and she didn't say anything or even make eye-contact, but she stayed stuck to me until her monstrous father yelled for her to "get out of here!" and she ran back to her room.
Needless to say I havn't been back since, but I think about that house and all the ones like it that people never see, homes that produce only garbage and irreperable people.
>mfw I just wanted a little smoke and walked into a nightmare
>>17645368
Why the fuck haven't you reported it?
>>17645368
Did you even call CPS???
https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/wa/a/31485364/death-at-old-power-station/
To all urban explorers here, please take this as a reminder to always watch your step when moving through abandoned or derelict buildings. As someone who's personally conscious of what exactly killed this dude, I can say that it could have easily been avoided if he'd simply watched where he was walking, and been aware of what was under his feet.
To Perth urban explorers, take care heading here, as security and heat in general is likely to be raised in the wake of this event.
Sad, really.
As interesting as urbex is, it's extremely dangerous and a lot of people underestimate just how fragile decades, or even centuries old buildings are.
Eshay. Put me up next time, lad.
Do you think he haunts that building now?
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old thread
>>17570465
cryptid sighted near mines of Nevada
reposting images and caps from old thread, bring greentext if you have it!
archive from previous
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/17570465/
>>17639245
Ruby Valley Slothman, are you the OP from the first thread?
Loving the pic btw haha
>>17639265
I know about a guy you might want to talk to. Darren Naish of Tetrapod Zoology. He's very experienced in prehistoric life forms, he may be able to help.
How the fuck did this guy slip away so many times? Post any serial killers who interest you
No digital trail back then
>tfw all those truck driver murderers
>>17636859
Who done it, /x/?
Join us to talk about all things spooky
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You want to talk about it, we'll do it
We're on rizon
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And for the record, we do not accept roleplayers
>>17625647
what if I'm a wizard
>>17625663
we don't care to hear about that unless you can literally prove you're a wizard
for example by giving us all an aneurysm
How do they get breathable air on the ISS? Apparently they do electrolysis reactions of water where they seperate the oxygen from the explosive hydrogen, and they vent out the hydrogen into space. This in turn requires alot of energy. So it leads to: How does the ISS get energy? Solar panels a lot of you would say. Tbh solar panels suck though. And I have seen plenty of videos where they have tons of computers on board the station: they also have enough power apparently to do broadcasts from so far away: all done with solar panels? Back to the oxygen: It is actually a fact that breathing pure oxygen is toxic, in fact we breath in a combination of argon CO2 oxygen and nitrogen. How in the world do they get nitrogen and CO2 and argon to the ISS? Don't tell me there are regular deliveries and if so why has no one heard about them>? Like as if they dont want people to start talking?
>>17665896
>desu solar panels suck though
Wow NASA btfo
http://www.edn.com/design/power-management/4427522/International-Space-Station--ISS--power-system
>The arrays always need to face the sun for maximum power efficiency, so gimbals are used to rotate them so that they face the sun all the time. Each of the eight solar arrays is 112 feet long by 39 feet wide. The entire solar array wingspan (240 feet) is longer than that of a Boeing 777 200/300 model, which is 212 feet. Together the arrays contain a total of 262,400 solar cells and cover an area of about 27,000 square feet (2,500 square meters) – more than half the area of a football field.
>>17665904
but they do suck! Also dont u understand how much things the ISS is powering? The rotators on the solar panels, the computers, the lighting, the air system that vents the air throughout the cabins, and like i said before apparently they have enough power to make broadcasts to earth. A radio tower here on earth uses tremendous power to broadcast.
>>17665896
I would say go ask /sci/ but you obviously don't want to know the real answer and want to blame the spacejews.
What is a good spell/curse/jinx/hex/voodoo/hoodoo/santeria/macumba/gualicho that I can cast on my friends as a prank? I'm not talking bout feeding them to the hellhounds just a simple prank.
>>17665537
Are you fucking kidding me?
Get outta here with that shit.
This is not a game, son
>>17665541
I'm sorry Sorcerer
Don't ask him, hes bad. Tell me, am a wizard.
>be me
>friends over
>girlfriends sister gets high
>talking about Ouija boards
>me: those don't work
>gf sister drops open water bottle
>starts screaming bible verses
>fades in and out of consciousness almost like switching people
>gives me a look of pure evil
>screaming Jesus came to the cross to save me over and over
I shit my pants. What is this
>>17665407
Just accept Jesus, dude, talk to him now and say that you want him to guide your life.
I would look at this as a good wakeup call than anything.
>>17665407
>primed by a predominantly Christian society to cry to Christian god in times of stress (even as simple as "oh my god!" or "jesus christ!")
>surprised when someone placebos themselves so hard that they think muh deeminz (someone who would do this in the first place is probably pretty religious as is)
>they start screaming the very exclamations that they've screamed all their life
>OMG GUYS REAL OUIJA BOARD 2016!!!!
>>17665420
Obviously I'm still a skeptic. But seeing someone act like that. Seeming as if to switch between 2 different people is fucked
come in and talk horror and chill to some nostalgia
we gettin scurred!
Come hang with us instasync . kom /r/ cryptkeeper or look at op's photo
>>17665159
watching "Ernest Scared Spoopy" come in
>>17665159
What does /x/ think about David Paulides and the Missing 411 books/interviews. There are over 1600 cases he documents that will leave you scratching your head with your hair standing on end. The ones that gave me the willies involved missing children who vanished in the middle of the wilderness while their parents' backs were turned, then were found upwards of 10 miles away and a couple thousand feet uphill about 24 hours later. Most of these children were two or three years old, and in almost all cases they were found with some or all of their clothing removed, but in the cases where the clothing is recovered it's undamaged. Many of the abducted children were either not wearing shoes when they vanished, or reappeared without their footwear, but inexplicably had no cuts or scratches on their feet despite having traveled miles over rough terrain. The obvious implication is that they were carried, then deposited where searchers eventually found them.
There are a ton of stories of this kind of disappearance. Most of the children chronicled were recovered within a week either alive and shaken, or relatively unmarked but dead from exposure to the elements -- but in either case, minus some of their clothing, which was often not recovered by searchers. In the most extreme cases, these toddlers traveled over 10 miles off-trail, over mountains and valleys, and ended up thousands of feet uphill from where they started all within the space of 24 hours. It beggars belief that these children walked these distances, over this terrain, on their own. Furthermore, many of them disappeared in the space of a few minutes in an area very far removed from civilization, where they were camping alone with their family. This makes an abduction by a human predator wildly improbable, and the lack of violent injury rules out wild animals such as bears or wolves.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8nFjQFeet0
https://youtu.be/M6N6sZuMDhs
Why are the interviews so fucking long? When does he get to the good shit
>>17665099
05/15/1934, Moosehorn, Manitoba -- 4 year old Betty Wolfram vanishes after being put down for a nap. Five days of searching produced no results, then a farmer in the area "took a walk, hoping to find Betty". Which he did.
Now, certainly there would be questions about this farmer -- and the RCMP did interview him extensively, but no details were released. (He was apparently not believed to be responsible for Betty's disappearance.) A newspaper article published about the story had this to say: "Furthermore, when queried by the newspapermen on the scene Monday, he [Rosin] admitted that he had not told all. He did say that when he went on his successful quest for Betty, 'I did not expect to come back alive, or if I did come back I would be all broken up.' "
"A neighboring farmer..., told authorities that the last three days prior to Betty being found, one of his cows had returned from deep in the bush MILKED on each of those days. He stated that this had never happened before but that it was obvious to him that someone had been milking the cow."
Now, don't get all excited -- the parents confirmed that 4-year-old Betty was not able to, nor did she ever learn to, milk a cow.
After Betty returned, she told her parents that she had met a "mother and daughter while she was gone". Presumably she was with them while she was missing, as she said that "on the morning she was found, a man had pointed for her to walk in the direction that would lead to her farm, which she was doing when she was found." Bear in mind that this was an extremely rural area, where the locals all knew each other. A family living in the woods that was unknown to the community must have been unsettling, I would imagine -- let alone a family where one would be concerned about meeting an unpleasant fate if confronting them . .
>>17665108
He always does an introduction of the cases and how he first found the patterns and about the national park service wouldn't give him the list of missing people from their parks and forests. Skip to the 10 or 15 minute mark if you want, that's when he starts describing individual cases
