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If the universe is understandable , then everything has a cause, the cause itself has a cause, and so on. If the sequence is infinite then the universe is incomprehensible , if not , there is an ultimate cause which is caused by anything and that we can call X.
This way,we can prove that the unreal is a thing.
And, if there is something unreal, nothing is real.
Our lives aren't real, /x/ ?
We need know this 'cause why?
>>17242768
That's why cosmologists tends to believe in a primal wish/idea that provoked the universe go from state 0 to 1.
The big bang.
Those scientists now believe in a "god".
I myself believe that we have created the universe ourself. Within one point everything imaginable in the universe was condensed. Even the time itself. Everything happen at the same time and what we wish now can influence something in the past.
Somewhere, sometimes, someone will/have wish/wished the existence o the universe....
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>>17242803
You believe that we are God, then.
And that we created the universe that existed before we did.
Pretty dopey.
Anyone here who's a sceptic?
Opinions on Scepticism?
Anyone listen to the league of Nerds?
Question: Dumbest conspiracy/idea/piece of pseudoscience out there.
afrocentrisim
>>17242700
Get this shit off of /x/.
Dear /x/. /pol/ here. Is being cursed by a gipsy degenerate?
I've lurked your board for years whenever I'm hungover and in need of spoop, so I figured you guys would appreciate this story, and share your knowledge with me, 'cause it was some creepy fucking shit.
So; Dad's irish, lives in London. Mum's danish, dead, I live in Copenhagen.
My dad sells one of his properties in London and gets a bunch of cash. He buys a converted Mazda Bongo (that is actually a car), and decides that he and I need some bonding time while driving around all of Yurop.
I'm...
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>>17241964
>/pol/
Wew lad
>father picks me up in Copenhagen
>we start driving up through Swedistan
>Only spent 2 nights there, one camping in the middle of the fucking woods (nothing scary happened)
>get to Norway, circle around Oslo and head north to the fucking stunningly beautiful coastal road
>Norway is creepy pr nature, but it was light 24 hours at a time so their trolls were sleeping
>Reach North Cape and circle...
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>Driving through Transylvania (only place I've seen to rival Norway in beauty)
>gipsies are literally everywhere
>we start noticing this odd thing about them
>When we were driving at night, we would notice some of them, women only, standing by the side of the road in the middle of fucking nowhere
>standing in pitch blackness
>bare feet always
>just standing...
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Hello /x/, I had a thought I'd like you to all poke holes in:
So, in the movie The Matrix, the premise is that machines use humans as batteries. Sort of a dumb idea, as people have pointed out humans would require a greater energy input than they would output--not a very efficient battery.
However, if that were the case, why go through the trouble of designing The Matrix at all? Why work to develop egos, identities, families, friends, enemies, experiences (all fake and within the Matrix) if it were only the bodies' raw energy/heat output that they were...
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Now, I'd like to switch gears for a second. As far as we know, consciousness does not operate in the realm of Newtonian physics--"Free Will" stems, not from the absolute fatalistic determination of Newtonian physics, but from the quantum oscillations of micro-tubules near our neurons. Theoretically, even with a perfect computer, one could not determine the precise outcome from a series of given inputs, when dealing with consciousness; otherwise, the robots (back to the movie now) could have foreseen the rebellion.
(If anyone has any input or sources relating...
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In the movie, the Matrix is reality as you and I know it. Something that you're familiar with, I'm sure, is that existence is suffering. (Not all the time, of course.) The Buddha called it "dukkha", and this is the First Noble Truth.
He proposed that the wild swings from joy to misery, happiness to sadness, comfort to discomfort--clinging to the "good", aversion to the "bad", and the suffering all of this causes--could all be eliminated by, among other things, equanimity.
In my own personal studies, I've found this...
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>>17241664
Originally the Wachowskis wanted to use a different analogy, the proccesor one , but the studio tough that would be too complex for the American market.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1L9ADyJT4HU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amDYjL7CyuY
What other things can your remember from your childhood that would make you too scared to turn off the lights?
Does anybody recall an advert, from around the late 90's / early 2000's, it was with American Express I think. Basically, it showed a blue Amex card, then all of a sudden a red Amex card, with spikes on it. I think 'cars' by Gary Numan was playing. That advert always used to scare me.
Once my crawlywhipper got lost in me old crumble bin had to use me skidget to pry the whip whopper out of the old "how do ya do"
>>17242242
You watch too much family guy.
Grotbags.. now THAT was one scary motherfucker.
how do I balance my chakras?
Take the Milk Pill
>>17241345
Very carefully so they don't fall over
>>17241397
Kek'd.
Thanks m8
Can we have a weird digital image thread?
aren't all images digital?
>>17242223
>pleb doesn't know about non-digital cameras
I guess why I can see why people would think this movie is shitty (pic related), but I thought it was wicked. I think horror movies are meant to be cheesy and kind of weird. I don't know.. but anyways looking for any suggestions for any other good anthology movies?
nufsaid
>>17240102
on second thought its not really anthological, still great horror movie though
>>17240023
vhs 2 was pretty spooky, it had a bunch of different types of horror
Hello /x/, let me share a story with you. This is not some made up bullshit, it actually happened. I'll give you guys some background first:
I grew up in the rural regions of central Europe and in my teenage years I became a metalhead and was part of a group of "outsiders". We did many crazy and stupid things back then. But usually it was the guys and me, sitting at someone's place, drinking bear, smoking, talking about stuff, sitting in some bar, strolling around. From time to time we got into brawls with jerks and if they were bold/stupid enough to fuck...
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>B. and I feel extremely uneasy now, feel like someone or something is watching us
>can tell by the look on his face, same look i must have had
I: "Fuck this V. something's not right here, don't you feel it?"
V.: "First B. now you. what kind of pussies are you?
B.: "Damnit man, something is odd in this wood."
V.: "You being huge pussies is odd."
I: "S.? What about you?"
S.: "I'll go in with V."
>S. was...
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>after another 200 meters B. running left beside me V. running right before me. S. is gone.
>yell with all the air I have left while running
"Where the heck is S.?!"
>we stop
>we just broke the record of 250 meter extreme panic-sprinting
>heart beating like a steam hammer
>brokethewarpbarrier.png
>turn around
>can't...
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>what K. read to us
It was about the village and that very same forest we went to explore. People in the medieval avoided those woods, because those venturing it during dust or after dark went missing. People believed that something unnatural was living in those woods. At some point during the 16th or 17th century a family went home after a fair in the neighboring village. To get home faster, they decided to go through the forest. Bad idea. The next morning their neighbors recognized that they were not home. The villagers formed a seachparty...
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Show me your best proof of Bigfoot.
Bigfoot comes from portals, they're demons or aliens that trap us and eat us. Why do you think so many people go missing in the forests and a Bigfoot is never found?
>>17235319
That's just a guy in a pepe suit.
>>17235319
I really like this image. Can i save it
Abandoned buildings /x/? Here's a few pictures of an abandoned middle school I found, they aren't very good and only pictures of the upstairs. There are a bunch of cult books laying everywhere that I didn't pick up because I wasn't wearing gloves, I plan on going back. Here's a few not very quality pictures.
Tennessee
A recurring dream in which I'm in a vehicle, but it's all from my POV so I can only see out the windshield. The dreamscapes change, different roads, always the same car. Always moving at a very fast speed until I start spinning out. I am paralysed in the driver's seat unable to brake and gradually the car decelerates and comes to a stop.
Dream analysists of /x/ what can this mean? I assume that figuring it out means it will stop but I'm at a loss. All of the typical readings (loss of control, fear of direction life is going in, not wanting to make...
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Bump.
Are you telling me /x/ isn't into recurring dreams?
>>17243593
>>17232733
Guys I'm desperate for answers.. Life isn't treating me great right now and I just need some excitement. Anything that will bring me closer to the paranormal would be greatly appreciated.
Take up camping, get into astronomy and do tours of haunted houses.
Other than that don't go looking for trouble.
>>17243375
Meditate
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGVxdjmfl8A
/x/, how does one identify trickster entities from actual spirit guides?
What does give out a typical astral prankster?
>>17243246
>What does give out a typical astral prankster?
Hyperpenis.
>>17243246
Learn English or take your Abilify. Both help.
>>17243246
As a trickster entity I simply identify those who are like me.
Any Britbongs watching the documentary on "The Pusher" serial killer in Manchester right now?
No but I might, what channel lad?
>>17243197
Channel 4 mate
watchin cbb mate
