Okay. This is what I think.

Believe has a lie in it.

https://archive.fo/Uh0px

They looked out with Astronomy

and

They looked in with Cern.

?

Did the singularity happen in every way it was possible to happen?

All timelines coalesced?

Is that why everything is so strange?

What is THE thing that w/on/e?

What is the Nexus of all things?

What timeline resolved? A better future?

"IS THAT IT?"

That's the reaction to the beginning.

How fast does this go?

>>5798

>ThINk

>and think has an IN in it :)

This jumped out at me.

The first one is what I could swear I read last night, but the post was not edited. Strange.

I prefer blunt and direct some TIME(S)

I'm trying to get the comms right.

And never the twain shall meet?

"A LIE travels halfway around the world before the TRUTH has a chance to get it's pants on."

(Do you know that saying)?

Original point within the context of BeLIEve and ThINk is that the usage is contextual. Believe is possible and think is probable in this usage.

Did you know your position can be mapped by Wi-Fi? Same principle as radar at its base.

>>5855

I did not, in fact.

I hadn't approached it that way, but now that I look at it from a different perspective, I can see it. Is there literature on it?

>>6062

>CERN is causing tremendous damage to the earth's electromagnetic field… you can find many pictures of "Strange" phenomena originating above the site. From all of the esoteric research, they did appear to try to shift our earth's resonance pattern.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdNwt2KAtW0

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cernunnos

https://www.engadget.com/2019/01/16/cern-future-circular-collider/

Back in 2014, CERN sought the help of over 1,300 contributors to help it conjure up a feasible plan for a new collider much, much bigger than the LHC. Now, the research organization has unveiled preliminary designs for the project named Future Circular Collider (FCC). Based on current plans, it will make the LHC (Large Hadron Collider) look tiny in comparison: the designs are calling for a massive particle accelerator 100 kilometers or 62 miles around. The LHC is only 27 kilometers or 17 miles long. It will also be up to six times more powerful than the smaller accelerator.