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@toobaffled SSRI eyes

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@BasilTheGreat It's always the trashy poor looking women who are regulars at the nail salon I always wonder how they afford it

@OwenShroyer1776 Nice to see Owen back in a suit looking sharp

@PauleyMo67 @NarnianAttorney Tell me more about why Ham is bad please genuinely I am interested because I've already liked Answers In Genesis

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@DrJosefWD Psychiatry is a fake science that does more harm than good

@TerriGreenUSA I'm watching without sound and all I see is someone who LOVES the camera/ stage... and I've barely ever paid attention to this guy

High intelligence often comes with heightened pattern recognition. You start noticing social masks, forced conversations, performative friendships, hidden motives, emotional immaturity, and energy that feels draining instead of nourishing. Many highly intelligent people also have more active nervous systems, deeper inner worlds, and lower tolerance for superficial stimulation, so solitude can feel safer than constantly shrinking themselves to fit environments that don’t feel aligned.

Tobi @Tobicods

4 months ago

Why do highly intelligent people mostly live in isolation and don't always mingle with regular people?

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Okay sure I got a schizo theory that connects the moon landing to why the Rothschilds don't want you to drink raw milk, and by the time you finish reading this you're going to believe it We did go to the moon and they did also fake the landing footage What they found from the rocks on the surface of the moon is that they had been exposed to ridiculous amounts of energy (from the Sun) and that's why they gave out fake moonrocks to other countries They also discovered like 100 other bizarre oddities about the moon that still make scientists ask questions about what the moon is and how it got there, why it so perfectly stabilizes our seasons, why its so big (its huge, look at other moons), why it seems to be so hollow, why all the craters are the same depth... there's a lot of weird shit about the moon, okay? It's definitely up there, we've observed it and interacted with it, but it left scientists with way more questions still today than they thought they would have Basically, the easiest way to explain the moon is that it probably shouldn't exist But to not get off track, all you need to know is that one of the bizarre facts they found about the moon is that the material on the surface of the moon seems to be in many places older than the material they dig up — this makes no sense and it should be completely the opposite Something at some point in the past vastly disturbed the surface of the moon and re-organized the way material is distributed, that's all you need to understand Kubrick was never told any of this shit, or why they faked the landing footage and he ended up getting whacked after he made Eyes Wide Shut regardless, but he kept hinting at the fact that he'd made the moon landing footage forever until that did happen — he did The elite are obsessed with the Younger Dryas event; a catastrophic period that fucked the planet up at the end of the last ice age, and genuinely believe that our Sun experienced something like a micro-nova which set us back to the Stone Age from a previously higher Age; all their Atlantean-minded aspirations and undertakings are references to this "Golden Age" they genuinely want to rebuild for themselves (and themselves alone) Also, the knowledge to undertake the landings was in the minds of great geniuses like Von Braun, who themselves were completely unique in the knowledge they had access to via being there in Nazi Germany, which still many consider to have been at the tip of the scientific spear when it comes to many advanced fields even to this day, which is why we cannot do this again today as 'easily' as they could, we just don't have the brains trust at our disposal despite our physical technological manufacturing generally 'improving' And yes, destroying the technology to create a perfectly working Saturn V rocket is not that crazy either if you're a retarded cold war era dipshit that genuinely thinks nuclear war is about to pop off at any given moment If it can get to the moon and back, it can get from Moscow (or israel) to anywhere in America after looping the planet an untold number of times at an untold speed with a nuclear engine, dumping radioactive fallout behind it until it mechanically selects a pre-determined target and nosedives down with fuel to spare, on top of carrying the biggest payload you could even possibly imagine What they learned is that the moon just isn't like it should be Apollo samples show ancient highland anorthosites (~4+ billion years) alongside younger mare basalts Nothing was as predicted Something made moon minerals show clear signs of intense shock and high-energy processing When you see things like out of place artifacts or vitrified forts in Scotland from the "iron age", you're probably looking at evidence from that same something That very same something probably killed off all the remaining Megafauna on the planet around 10,000 BCE at the end of the last Pleistocene—mammoths, sabre tooth cats, giant sloths (which are recorded in paintings in South America) And that exact same something probably set humanity back from a quite advanced worldspanning monoculture which we refer to loosely as a collective "Atlantean" age today, to something like cavemen-born-of-necessity, not necessarily cavemen because that was the apex of human understanding at the end of the last ice age This is why the ancestors of the European race domesticated the Auroch into the modern Cattle, purely out of necessity, because 12,000 years ago (10,000 BCE) the world got so severely fucked by outside forces that most of the ecosystem was destroyed and it took generations to recover Formerly abundant and prosperous areas all had their inhabitants die off as they no longer had access to sustenance, but grasslands which are hardy and plentiful and grow quickly became a way for humans to transmute inedible biomass (grass) into plentiful and nutritious milk This was done so much that we developed new genes, others did not The Lactase Persistence genes Other races developed some LP genes — not on a mass scale Eventually this new culture had discovered that the pregnant cows produced more milk, so they started to loosely worship the cow, excess calves were slaughtered for beef ritualistically and the milk otherwise produced for the calf was distributed among the people, creating the basis for our modern lifestyle Without the milk, this cycle would be completely unsustainable This is why the earliest Sanskrit texts in india actually describe how to prepare Ox meat for ritualistic consumption during holy festivals; because the writers of those parchments were nomadic pastoralists that later moved on, not the same inhabitants that read those 'scriptures' back to themselves today and abstain from the consumption of flesh (especially that of cows) To this day one of the only things that has ever truly separated the European race (and their Aryan ancestors) from every other race is nothing more than the way they domesticated cattle, rode horses and consumed milk on a mass scale into adulthood It birthed a shock-troop race with robust bones and muscles, of incredible stature and proportions, highly resistant to diseases and capable of sustaining very large populations, at apex physicality, while other races were struggling to fill a woven basket with foraged berries They don't want you to know this history They want Atlantis back while you are weak and defenseless Pasteurization is one of the most effective means to do that

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Tobi @Tobicods

4 months ago

Why do highly intelligent people mostly live in isolation and don't always mingle with regular people?

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"I will not allow you to jump on the couch." As a speech-language pathologist who works with very young children for a living, this kind of language is insufferable. Simply because I will see parents use it with 3 and 4 year olds who do not have the ability to pick up on the nuance of your language. I am not opposed to treating children with respect and explaining consequences to their actions, but you cannot rattle off all of this info to a small child and expect them to grasp anything of what you're saying. You need nice short sentences with direct language. Not a paragraph of grammatically complex information. "Do not jump on the couch. You are hurting the couch. If you jump on the couch again, you're in trouble. Do you understand?" I did a very similar thing with my second youngest nephew who was 3 years old at the time of this story. We were at the pool together and he was standing over the deep end, kicking things into the pool. The situation was dangerous as he could have easily lost balance, fallen into the pool, and possibly hit his head in the process. My brother had been struggling to get him to follow directions all day... mostly because he uses this type of language with him. I put a stop to it immediately. This is what I did: "Hey! T------. Look at me." *Gestures to eyes.* "Do not kick the toys. It is dangerous. You will get hurt. Now, you can stay here and not kick the toys... OR you can pick up the toy, and go play with it over there with your dad." My nephew, T----- silently picked up his toy and carried it over to his dad. It's that simple.

Mason @webdevMason

4 months ago

I understand the reasoning behind this advice but to be blunt, I'd rather die

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That's the key issue that a lot of white people aren't understanding, and almost no black people are admitting... Karmelo didn't think he was in a self-defense scenario and just miscalculated because he didn't know the legalities. He felt as if people were trying to shame him, and in his culture that demands he escalate the situation. The conclusion must be either he causes them to back down, or he goes to jail for starting shit, but at least he has his black dignity intact. I would recommend no one approach a black person doing the wrong thing. At least not unless that dude is the real life Carlton Banks or Twofer. But if you absolutely must, approach them the same way a prison psychiatrist might approach a violent inmate. Be very careful of the words you use, and be mindful of their reach. Sure, maybe you're being overcautious most of the time (depending on where you are) but Austin Metcalf is dead because he made the mistake of assuming someone like Karmelo would be reasonable.

Sensurround @ShamashAran

5 months ago

IT's worse. They know he did it. They think it's OK cuz he killed a white kid who "disrespected" him.

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@realalexclark I remember when I first started seeing Poplitics clips I couldn't watch it because the fake eyelashes and filler lips were so distracting and badly done.

@LA3674324399275 @RealAlexJones Leftist ideology and mental health issues are one in the same... there are no rational leftists.

@TheWojBombers @MusingsOfYouth @Christinegracex Emerald has SSRI eyes

@stackzz @dijoni Slaves made your iPhone

@prinkasusa Congrats it's called marriage

@TraditionSarah @sobermom14 @iWomansplainer @fridababy Be grateful you didn't have a colic baby.

@staystaystace @fridababy Honestly none of their products are even that great I've never gotten the hype. They don't work that well for me. Cheap

@emilysavesusa @OwenShroyer1776 Riiiiight. Anything for a seductive selfie!