>https://www.gematrix.org/?
https://randomwordgenerator.com/sentence.php
https://www.gematrix.org/?word=You+realize+you%27re+not+alone+as+you+sit+in+your+bedroom+massaging+your+calves+after+a+long+day+of+playing+tug-of-war+with+Grandpa+Joe+in+the+hospital.
Try a few randomly generated sentences.
Try entering any word that comes to mind.
Confirmation Bias is a real problem when going down Rabbit Holes.
What I typed out isn't random.
I've entered dozens of randomly generated sentences, two word phrases, single words and also crazy ass stuff I just make up.
The result are always so widely varied that I could easily pick out "Important correlations" if I wanted to.
>Try a few randomly generated sentences.
>Try entering any word that comes to mind.
>Confirmation Bias is a real problem when going down Rabbit Holes.
Third option,
"The Ones Giving Occult
Knowledge Out Of Sheer
Desperation To The People
Are The Ones That Now
Reside On Mars Whether
They Know It Or Not"
Oh my God
Q is a Martian reptilian confirmed
Careful what rabbit holes you go down anons.
Think critically.
Go in and type out the wildest most random sentence you can come up with.
"Yesterday a dog ate a butterfly who had LSD on it's left wing and today the dog knows it is the creator of the universe."
You'll always get some results that could be plugged in to what it is you are subconsciously hoping to find.
Learning not to throw the baby out with the bath water is of upmost importance.
I'm simply pointing out that the gematria calculator is a silly mess.
I am not condemning the entirety of the video.
Gematria is a real thing.
It's simply oft misused and very misunderstood.
An answer that can mean anything means nothing.
I will not judge the video because it doesn't matter enough to me to take it seriously.
Too many logical leaps in too short a time.
I'm reminded of Elon Musk's answer when asked about the holographic universe theory.
"Me and my brother agreed in a hot tub years ago that we'ld never talk about that. It can't be proven or disproven and takes the fun out of everything."
(Not Verbatim)
By your definition, it could be argued that nothing is random… and that most probably is true.
Yet, the word random does apply here.
>>14474118
At least you're less annoying when you can't post your stupid memes.