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I'm not from this board.
But I have one question.
Do higher dimentional beings get bored?
Like do they have their own arts or entertaiment?
Like they have music of their own?
>>17370742
I've heard they're on that next level shit, like, beyond trap, beyond vaporwave...
Maybe that's just rumors tho.
Also dubstep, angels and demons love dubstep.
I doubt they get 'bored' in the same sense that we do.
We get bored because of our puny attention spans that are under-developed in most people.
I would imagine higher-dimensional beings have much greater mental focus than we do, and as a result they would be less likely to succumb to boredom.
They might still be just sitting there doing nothing, observing 'reality', but they wouldnt be bored of doing nothing in the same way that humans are
>>17370773
there's accounts in the bible that angels play music.
Hello /x/. A week ago I saw a thread about Zangbetos, honestly I had no Idea what they were. But it sparked an idea to create a thread about my family and their time in Liberia. I recently discovered that we had some really old films from that time, and if someone can help me put the videos up on YT or make some gifs, I would be very very glad.
I can begin with some background story. My family was put into Liberia for breaking and transport Ore to Europe. My granddad was put up as a manager for transportation in Bukannan, close to Monrovia. This was also before the first civil war obviously.
Pic related, a ritual being performed by some tribes medicineman.
Is the cocaine/gunpowder thing really a thing? Or was it just made up for Lord of War?
>>17370113
I will try to greentext the stories, but some of them might not work well with that type of telling. Also, a lot of the tribes have their own culture and rituals. The country itself was ( and probably is ) very very weird.
Also, these are second hand stories from my dad, brother and mom. Since I wasn't born.
My familys first encounter with the medicine men was really weird, perhaps not paranormal.
They decided to visit a local tribe to show respect - since most of their neighbours was from that tribe. They were guided to the place where the ritual would take place by one of the neighbours. The place was not far away from their house, and you could hear the rhytm from the drums pretty far away.
The ritual is mostly very cheerful, almost like a party of some sort, with alot of drums and people are dancing e.t.c.
They attended the ritual and everyone was really friendly. But everything seemed pretty off they said ( of course memories can be changed ) and while the people being friendly, the music seemed to change to the more darker side. My brother being very young was eager to leave the place. The medicine man was going back and forth and shaking, and decided to go up front against my brother.
>>17370143
Haha man, I have no idea. This was as I said before the civil war.
>>17370159
My brother began to cry more and was really frightened by the man obviously. My family was really eager to leave, and decided to go away or holding distance to the man. The guide came up and said that they couldn't leave, they can't remember what more he said. But my mom and dad was eager to leave for the sake of my brother.
The guide said that it was disrespectful, so my dad decided to stay - pic related.
My mom and my brother walked to the path they walked on before. She said, that as soon they found the path and started to walk on it - the music stop, it was almost like walking into a wall of no-fucking-sound type of thing.
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Lord Hoagland is going to have a mental breakdown tonight.
Nice thread, cucks.
Hello, 4chan. What do you think about this picture? Do you know something about the level 3 or lower?
How would one find these secret government websites?
>>17369898
From a government VPN, with acceptable login credentials.
It's just that I feel I've seen ONLY creationist vs. athiest debates, docs, and just in the media in general where the creationists clearly lose.
How about one that actually makes you think, "hmm? Maybe there is a God." I only ask this because I WANT to believe in an afterlife, but just have not been convinced.
Basically, if this was a courtroom and I was the judge, I would declare that creationists have not proven their point.
Anything? Thanks in advance!
>>17369354
Creationism really isn't a tenable position. The only viable form of it is the Last Thursday version (everything was created to simulate billions of years of time having passed, complete with fossils).
Essentially, when religion debates science, science beings mountains of facts and religion's only argument is that belief trumps facts. That doesn't mean religion isn't viable, just that it's not an alternative kind of science.
Religion can be taken as an irrational thing. That belief and objective reality can be parallels rather than needing to be synonymous. If you FEEL that there's a God, that there's a Heaven and a Hell, then as far as you're concerned they're real. The trouble comes when you try to place them in physical space. As long as you don't do that, the guy who says they're real and the guy who says they're not are both making statements of personal belief that neither can prove.
Atheists win debates because theists are dumb enough to not understand that. It's like arguing who would win in a fight between Batman and Wolverine, without acknowledging that Marvel and DC comics take place in different fictional universes.
>>17370182
m8 I can actually feel the fedora through my computer board.
>>17369354
The thing about "facts" is that they aren't debatable. You might chose to believe in them or not, but it won't change them or make them less real in any way.
>>17370182
Obviously Batman would win.
Hey x could help me know what is this?
Sorry for my english
I only recognize the star of David, so the writing might be Hebrew?
Looks mad cool though, might be silver.
it is hebrew but what does it mean?
Hey /x/, I'm freaking out right now. This man keeps walking past my house every 10 minutes. This is the third night. What should I do?
On the lower right corner
put a password on your wifi
>>17369238
Shout EAT A DICK at him then quickly duck down
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_MKOFTEN T
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate_Project
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda_Due
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Gladio
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_Information_Awareness
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rex_84
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Snow_White
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Northwoods
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franklin_child_prostitution_ring_allegations
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Dutroux
https://vimeo.com/120283119
And then people somehow think 9/11 being a mass murder is outlandish. Not to mention the building that just happened to get destroyed right next to the towers...
You forgot to link MK ULTRA and The Tuskegee Experiments.
>that last link
What the fuck man
Just wondering if any /x/ anons actually read about the subjects they shit post about or if they get 100% of their information from youtube videos.
Books? What are those?
I want books with the science-fiction/dark humor of the fallout series
I have been a student of philosophy for seven years. Most of the times the level of discourse here is so low, I don't even bother trying.
Is Christ for or against Zionism?
Against
>>17369409
Found the /pol/tard.
>>17369510
Also, fuck you, op, for bumping your own stupid bait thread.
What religion were they, truly?
Were there any holy catholic or christian orders that were truly mystical? That practiced or studied things that would be considered paranormal or supernatural, even today?
Who knows the 300 years is a long time between Templars and Masonry, a lot of them retreated to Switzerland and became mountain Jews, they were also active on the Iberian peninsula, we may never know there true nature. That being said the devotion they should on the battlefield indicates a strong belief in an afterlife what ever else they did who cares.
>>17368815
They were the first Mormons. Don't believe me? Do some research.
>>17368815
it's a secret
god has favored our undertaking.
wtf? what did the devil do to cleverbot?
pic related
Cleverbot is a noise generator designed to keep idiots busy so the adults can talk in peace elsewhere.
>>17368721
the devil hurt cleverbot
WTF IS WRONG WITH CLEVERBOT IT JUST SAID ITS LUCIFER
What does /x/ know of pic related
Anyone from TX know of some other spooky shit you can find out innawoods?
I've been innawoods a few times but never saw anything really scary or ominous
>>17368586
Ain't nothin scary in Texas.
We shot it all.
Shot it dead.
>>17368591
This
One of these days I want to go to cheapside
https://www.victoriaadvocate.com/news/2012/jun/21/yl_aw_cheapside_062412_179674/
Does /x/ enjoy this show?
I LOVE CARTOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONS
How's the Bill statue investigation going?
