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Originally posted by john_bmth
Has anyone got a spell for warding off segfaults?
Originally posted by VeritasAequitas
reply to post by mbkennel
I'm sure the priests of Egypt didn't tell their people a lot of anything. Rituals have nothing to do with women or money.
Originally posted by VeritasAequitas
Let's see, did I cover all the woo-woo basics? Frequency, color, vibration, energy, field. I think I'm good.
Let's see; should I cover all the basics for slave mentality?
If information comes from "Authorities", it's fact.
If the information comes from biased, government sponsored research projects, it's fact.
If the information comes from college or school textbooks owned by bankers, it's fact.
If the information comes from a group of people raised on the above three principles, it's fact.
Do I need to keep going? At what point do people learn to start thinking for themselves, opposed to having everything "factualized" for you on a silver platter?
Originally posted by VeritasAequitas
reply to post by VeritasAequitas
There is evidence for things you say there isn't as well. What about astral projections and the third eye, which are vital to this topic, are you going to call everybody a schizo or a fraud for mentioning their 'experiences'?
Yes.
Not "everybody", just those people.
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
Remember, there has been MILITARY TESTING into these matters. They don't waste money on ANYTHING unless it has proven applications.
Who is childishly naive now? Google the $600 toilet seat that the military was happily buying. It probably passed the MILITARY TESTING, which means a soldier was able to poop using one of those. Duh.
love it, though, when the woo-woos so vehemently dismiss ANYTHING that has to do with the government when it suits their woo-woo habit, and yet don't hesitate to use the same evil government as a reference, when it suits their woo-woo habit. Some integrity right there!
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
reply to post by buddhasystem
Who is childishly naive now? Google the $600 toilet seat that the military was happily buying. It probably passed the MILITARY TESTING, which means a soldier was able to poop using one of those. Duh.
You mean, that's the reported purchase. Right. I can think of better things the military would buy and just SAY the $600 went to a toilet seat.
love it, though, when the woo-woos so vehemently dismiss ANYTHING that has to do with the government when it suits their woo-woo habit, and yet don't hesitate to use the same evil government as a reference, when it suits their woo-woo habit. Some integrity right there!
It was $640 for the plastic toilet seat, not $600.
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
You mean, that's the reported purchase. Right. I can think of better things the military would buy and just SAY the $600 went to a toilet seat. Remember, the people recording these finances are probably under an oath of secrecy, just like the guys who never get proper medical treatment because they can't divulge their working conditions. If they did, they would face treason.
Originally posted by VeritasAequitas
reply to post by Vandettas
Which comes from what? Textbooks that are owned by the bankers, no thanks. The bankers control the Govenment which explains the government grants to scientific studies and research.
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
So the people who experience astral projection or can use their "third eye" are exclusively schizophrenic or fraudulent?
Remember, there has been MILITARY TESTING into these matters. They don't waste money on ANYTHING unless it has proven applications. And they got a little more than they asked for, too!