>>4449890 lb

There's expanded thinking, magical thinking, and fantastic thinking, anon.

You've gone straight past magical thought and gone to fantastic thought. Timelines do not exist. Time does not exist in the way many like to think about it. Quantum Mechanics destroys the concept of time and time lines.

>>4449855 lb

"Alexa…" Perhaps humans were granted access to devices that made 'telepathy' a thing. Let's pretend a number of the gods were actually relatively generous and trusting of humanity. They shared their technology willingly with us and we could chat away with each other using a broadband network, or something, much like today.

Then we got carried away, started trying to overtake them in some way or another. Perhaps there was a power shift among their own orders and parties more suspicious of humanity decided to update the terms of service without notification.

If I had to shoot a well aimed spitball.

>>4450012

Your offer is intriguing, anon.

I must say, though, that this Where We Go One, We Go All concept has grown on me, considerably. I'm not one for venturing into the dark without cause to report back.

>>4450052

This gives the impression that physical reality is infinitely variable, and that isn't exactly the case, either.

The problem, for the 'completely free' surfer is "what is reality?"

I created this trial, actually. Take a person and grant them the power of a god. Reality bends to their will endlessly and effortlessly. Want to know what purple tastes like? Boom - you're a god. There's the taste of purple. Any fleeting whim instantly answered, any complex question provided with ease.

Before long, the entire consciousness begins to fade as the bounds which defined the initial consciousness become completely irrelevant to the string of questions, now no longer to hold to a 'form' or 'person' they were originally a part of.

Like I told some people… I'm more into Fuinjutsu. Arts that can unravel a soul, construct a god, or bring about a new form of entity all together - those are more my forte.

>>4450185

Something I used to do, a lot, when I was 'encoding' things into messages was to leave handles in what I was writing. These were markers that served as indexes that I could point back to in the future and create a self-indexing and referencing string of posts that (should) make things easier for people to remember, once completed.

In the mean time, they are projects for anons to work on when they have restless hands/minds.

The problem with sacred and secret arts of encoding things is that they don't really have meaning to us. Perhaps to "them" - and that is all well and good, but, there's often a lack of consensus about what ancient encoding methods are valid and how they work…. etc. I would argue that it's more likely POTUS has created or improvised his own, and plans on distributing a sort of key at some point - or making it more obvious that we have the darn thing, already.

>>4450227

Here are key-words you are looking for:

Hassan Al Banna

Muslim Brotherhood

Operation Cyclone

Poppy Bush didn't start ISIS, but he was involved with the development of Al Qaeda into a foreign policy arm of the United States clandestine operations. It was from Al Qaeda cells that Obama and Hillary distilled ISIS - which was almost more of a special task force of Muslim Brotherhood and Al Qaeda operatives.

Keep in mind that many of these groups are simply militants strung together by series of trainers/field officers and regional handlers known to the CIA and given access to clandestine supply lines and connections. The CIA then groups these handlers together into "Al Qaeda" or "ISIS" - but their fundamental nature and relationship to each other on the ground is fundamentally unchanged. The label is almost entirely virtual, which is how they were able to further play the game by having "non-ISIS militants" they could train and then send into combat… only for them to appear fighting alongside ISIS - because, on the ground, there wasn't a difference. It was all how the CIA decided to report on these groups as to how they were categorized.

>>4450288

Anon, not to completely dismiss you like a faggot … but you're in over your head.

Re-read what I said. I am into sealing arts and those rituals that create, destroy, and reforge gods. I'm well aware of what reality is, as well as what it isn't.

You're marketing to the inventor of the thing you're marketing.

You're not entirely wrong, but you're also missing the logical consequences of what you feel you've discovered, as well as its handle into physical reality. All 'magic' has its limitations. Because time doesn't exist, the surfer doesn't exist until needed. At what interval is said surfer needed? Only when interacting with another surfer, right? Because of this, given a long enough interval with no contact with "other surfers" - any given surfer's position becomes completely indeterminate - "coherent" in the world of QM. They are both everywhere and nowhere.

Thus - they are the cosmos and can see all the politans.

>>4450370

Agreed, much of what we are seeing in the courts is basically the process of drawing information out from behind classification, which opens it up for referrals for other prosecutors (Huber), as well as defense in other cases - which in turn can pull out more documents from behind classification.

When all of this does start moving, it's going to move very fast. Many already know what they need, they just need to go through the official steps to get to it.

>>4450518

Well, yes, I am stubborn. I think I get some of what you're saying, though. Could be some errors on your interpretation of things, though - or things I'm simply not aware of.

>>4450591

Hmm… intriguing…