Can we use Ghidra to analyze the tech [they] use to communicate in order to uncover who is sending what from where?
Can we use it to uncover what they're talking about and how they're speaking?
Theosophy was tainted.
It got closer to the truth than any popular ideology today, anyway.
What bothers you so much about Theosophy anyway? I can understand the hesitation with the Alice Bailey iteration, but what Blavatsky figured out was pretty damn important.
Besides, if questioning and determining more about the interconnected nature of most, if not all, popular religions isn't important to you, then I'd have to guess you're in a very small minority.
How can someone possible not strive for a simpler explanation for all of the old stories? Why would we not seek a better explanation for these things?
It seems more like you're afraid of us uncovering deeper truths rather than protecting us from things that aren't as harmful as you want them to be.
It goes even further than this.
Your objective is to get as many eyes as possible.
You want to make a compilation of effective literary tools to capture the attention of your audience. The more tools you can fit in to the least amount of words possible, the better.
This is why the Socratic Method was so important to understand.
What Socrates did was far more advanced than what we're supposed to understand.
See, Socrates convinced other people to teach him about what he didn't know while simultaneously teaching them what they didn't know.
Socrates interfaced with the connection between us all in order to both teach and learn at both angels all at one time.
The importance of this type of foundation can not be overstated.
Density of tools is to be matched with density of information. The closer you can get to crafting a perfected variation of this combination, the more potent your message can be.
You've been confused on purpose.
What Jesus did was done plenty of times throughout antiquity.
I don't mean to underrate him, though. In fact, I agree with his asserted importance and I'd even suggest what he did was probably much more important than what any ideologue could imagine but for you to write off anything and everything that happened before the an and for you to think that that qualifies your expecting him to be the only mythological figure of importance suggests your extremely transparent ignorance and apathy.
Christendom is important, especially a perspective garnered from the early teachings by the early Christians, ones you would call Gnostics today.
However, for anyone to discount anything that happened before Jesus sheerly due to his importance is is both disappointing and tedious.
There's more information out there. You're ignoring it. This will not be beneficial for you or anyone like you much longer.
Of course he is.
Plenty of us are liars.
However, the connotation with which you're coupling that word is misguided.
In fact, I would argue that the particular verbiage in use is problematic because it doesn't entirely do his real role justice.
He's a Trickster.
Julian embodies the Trickster archetype.
Now it's important you learn about this and realize why I'm explaining this to you.
You know what?
I'm going to be a little more frank with you.
Besides, I have to take off soon.
This may be more helpful than the other post anyway:
What issue do [they] have with Tricksters?
Why are [they] so threatened by Tricksters?
Why do [they] always punish them?
Horus
Tammuz
Enki
Able
There's SOOOOOOO many more than what you want to realize.
I understand this, man. I really do.
You're not suppose to put these things together. Frankly, I'm not quite even sure how I managed to figure it out, but if you seriously have the gall to come here and insist that you've figured it all out all while ignoring the whole of mythology, then you're going to be devastatingly disappointed.
I get that you either don't want me to help you with this or that you don't want me to help anyone with this, but things are much more important than you appear to desire they are.
Learning more of the bigger picture may very well be imperative in the future and it's my hope that you come to terms with that one day.
There are only so many stories, anon. There's a reason they all seem so similar.
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Now, extrapolate.
Why does this threaten [them]?
How does Julian play in to what you just described?
What entities or memes overlap with what you just described?
Why do we invoke "Kek" constantly here?
Words matter.
What you say matters.
Even text is more powerful than you're lead to believe.
But why?