>>17850617

>>17850473 What is coded in your DNA? Planned Obsolescence? Ascension

None of this will get any easier until you realize what the Bible really is and why marrying its veracity is a foolish thing to do.

You simply do not get it, which is interesting, considering that your post was pretty interesting in the beginning.

It's too bad that this place was spoiled with normalfag evangelicalism when we could have courted informed folk with sophisticated opinions, but all of those minds got drowned out by the constant consensus of bible-study-tier parroting of whatever someone's priest said at Mass this past Sunday.

There's two ways we can go with this, now that my rant's over: we can assume the original authors were being genuine in this timeline and for that we would have to understand the information contained in The Bible is far older than we know and thus this is only the most recent revision of the story/stories or we're not talking about a single person, but a lineage, a group of people.

While the second one more or less explains itself, I can elucidate the first one. Basically, the idea is that earlier humans had longer life spans for loads of reasons which recent changes explain as in stresses in the environment, chemicals ingested throughout our lives (baby on floor, hands in mouth), the litany of ways our endocrine system is fucked with, food supplies, poor diet advice, an abandonment of Mysticism and a shit ton more.

Probably the biggest mistake Q ever made was appealing too often to the basic, exoteric evangelicals that didn't offer much value to this community beyond agreeing people are "evil", parroting "christ is king" (which I'm not disagreeing with, by the way), by just copying and pasting bible verses like that's ever been very valuable, especially when so few people have anything insightful to say about them, etc.

I love you fags and all, but god damn most of you are still Spiritual infants.

>>17850698

No, but he's still a jewish fag even if Nick tries to "talk him out of it". It's too bad everyone's memory is running pretty short these days.

>>17850703

Xenophon would seriously disagree with you. In fact, he specifically wrote a whole chapter or so on this, insisting that Socrates had no intentions like that at all and solely wanted to build new Guardians.

Don't get me wrong, anon, if you look at the Spartans and read about all of the times the different Greek writers talked about "kissing beautiful boys" or maybe holding their hand or whatever, I can't blame you for thinking this. Then you look at Ganymede, see that Zeus fagged over him and realize that something is a bit off.

But I don't see the point in claiming Greeks invented banging boys. Are you familiar with the Bacha bazi? You know jews suck baby dicks, right?

No one should like this or anything, but it just doesn't make much sense to pin this all on the Greeks even if that were true.

>>17850710

Eh not a piece. Word on the block is inhabitants though.

>>17850738

Come on, anon. Look into PLVS VLTRA and Majestic. This isn't some recent op or something.

>>17850748

>>17850686

It's awfully odd how all of this started with Ye naming them, only to hang out with milo… a jew. Not to mention that Nick's whole grift was based on bashing niggers, fags/trannies and jews only to hang out with a jew fag and a nigger.

None of this makes any sense. All of them seem comped now.

>>17850812

Epstein's island is in the Bahamas. Sam's polyhouse was in the Bahamas. You'll notice that it was only a couple of weeks that this guy from Maker DAO tweeted this before the FTX thing.

Here's a graphic I saw on /pol/. The next image is an event that was scheduled for the future but was obviously since canceled. The last image speaks for itself.

>>17851008

Maybe in another decade, some of them will get close. It's already been five years and the vast majority here are still doing the banal exoteric bullshit.

>>17851040

Hey, if you guys put in more effort and I start feeling like a retard when I come here most times, I'll give it a rest.

Until then, until people who know shit start talking about it, I will not give it a rest.

All or nothing. You're in or you're out. No turning back.

>>17851070

I'm saying he was probably going to expose the CIA and MOS who were using the islands to facilitate their trafficking ring, somehow likely using FTX to fund it or launder the money or whatever and this guy found out, started organizing unveiling it and got whacked only weeks before FTX collapsed…

Sounds like a clean up job to me.

>>17851082

oof

Thanks for correcting me, anon. Somehow this feels like it only bolsters my position though.

>>17851093

>>17851139

Well if I'm wrong I'd love to know about it. I doubt much else of value will be mulled over in this thread, so give it a whirl, anon. Inform us.

>>17851155

You'll find she has interesting parents, which is far from uncommon.

>>17851177

>>17851156

I remember mentioning two years ago now that a big aim of the plandemic likely had to do with identifying certain genetic anomalies. The more we talk on this topic, the more evident that seems, especially when it comes to Q tacitly agreeing.

>>17851191

>>17851191

You seem to indicate the intentions of both organizations or endeavors are negative in nature. My mentioning them should have conveyed my disagreement.

If there's a chance I'm wrong, I'd love to hear about it. Again, these are far more interesting topic than probably anything else being discussed right now.

>>17851196

Okay I'll admit this is interesting though. This is definitely better, anon. To expand a little, the Temple and the Vessel are definitely the same things. Also keep in mind that you have two Temples on either side of your head. At any rate, you can choose to build it or tear it down. Should you choose to build the Temple, you will be rewarded heavily.

It's nice to know some of you are still trying at least.

>>17851206

Pretty much, yeah.

>>17851253

kek I get that anon. What I'm saying is they all feel inauthentic, which, while that isn't unusual for anyone politically-inclined, I was at least hoping Ye wasn't going to just suicide bomb his run before it began and I also was rooting for Milo after the last Timcast, which he said a lot of stimulating things, even if some of them were a bit exaggerated like Marry Poppins.

But fair enough. Maybe there shouldn't be so much room for suspended belief.

>>17851269

Brett is the "mice don't have long telomeres" guy. This is actually a pretty pertinent topic to the current discussion of DNA and aging. See lb notables for reference, even though I criticized that anon.