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Not ever message is meant for every member of the audience.
If I were you and I didn't know where my competencies lie, I would just enjoy the show.
Blockchain will completely overhaul the Education world.
Heh… if you only knew what those words (spells) really meant.
If things aren't making sense to you thus far, I would let people more qualified/experienced take care of it.
Surely there are other ways you can help, anon. Don't forget about those things.
It's really easy to get banned on League of Legends or Reddit for criticizing China.
You're not getting it.
What you're asking is the entire point.
You're supposed to know what to do.
I'm still saying Red Carpet
From [their] end?
To hold dominion over this plane(t).
From /ourguys/?
To ensure Norman chooses to Know again.
See, Norman will never be given Truth unless he seeks it.
Should Norman seek Truth, it shall be granted, but never before.
There's a message within and each will find it in their own time.
It seemed like you changed what you were asking though…
kek
I knew what it was, anon. I've been taking it for a while.
It helps those who show symptoms of Autism be more sociable (trust me).
It also supposedly increases the size of your testicles/increases testosterone.
Ghidra + Temple OS = ?
I would wait a little while longer and maybe you'll find out, fren.
Being an observer is okay.
The only real "money" is precious metals.
We've been trying to get Norman to purchase the Four Horsemen for a while.
Gold is one of them and I'll let you figure out what the rest are.
The way to fix the economy is to give it genuine value again, which can be done by canceling debt and reverting the cost of Gold to the totality of the debt we owe + the value of the economy.
When people speak about "stealing the gold" it means making it so you actually have no money instead of an illusion of wealth, which is what those green papers that are in your wallet are.
I'm sure this only leads to more questions, so hit me.
Mainly for reasons of scarcity, but that's the economic explanation.
The real reason is because it has to do with the pyramids, which, when properly powered, produce deposits of Gold and Silver as they draw energy from the Sun and Moon respectively.
>Why did Egypt have so much gold?
So… Twitter
I'm pretty sure people have suggested codeacademy before.
Yes. Thanks.
The reason it's now scarce is because the pyramids' (they're really diamonds) functionality was disrupted when our abilities were atrophied a while back.
We no longer comprehend how they work, so we're left with all of the metals that were left to the unprivileged.
Being covered in Gold has to do with "ascending".
They do more than just conduct electricity - they also harbor information.
>Schwarzkopf
Considering I have no idea who or what that is, probably not.
But I've definitely "coincidentally" known things before, surprising even myself.