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You may not like it, but this is what peak vibe coding performance looks like – at San Francisco, CA
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Father Ripperger, an exorcist, told US media that the Vatican hierarchy is riddled with secret Satanists whos goal is to destroy the church from within. He discovered this from exorcisms.
🚨FATHER CHAD RIPPERGER SILENCED BY HIS BISHOP
"Denver Archbishop James Golka has ordered Fr. Chad Ripperger to cease all public ministry — no talks, no preaching, no writing — for one year."
🎩 @LifeSite @CatholicSOTC
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“It was always the women, and above all the young ones, who were the most bigoted adherents of the Party, the swallowers of slogans, the amateur spies and nosers-out of unorthodoxy.”
― George Orwell, 1984
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“they do not see to what extent America is not only “negrified” on the demographic and racial plane, but also and especially, on the plane of culture, civilisation, of behaviour, of taste, even where interbreeding with Negro blood properly speaking is not present.” - Evola
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You: "I don't believe in conspiracies."
Me: "Have you read any writings of the geopolitical elite?"
You: "No."
Me: "Then you aren't competent to speak on this topic."
The next time you hand-wave what I say, let me know when you have finished working through these texts.
Here is a *selection* of 45 mainline geopolitical (almost all are non-conspiratorial) texts I've lectured through for you as a starter:
1. Tragedy & Hope by Dr Carroll Quigley
2. Anglo-American Establishment by Quigley
3. Between Two Ages by Zbigniew Brzezinski
4. Memoirs by David Rockefeller
5. Authorized Biography of the Rockefellers by Collier & Horowitz
6. Philosophy of UNESCO by Julian Huxley
7. On Living in a Revolution by Julian Huxley
8. Wall Street & Bolsheviks by Dr Antony Sutton
9. Ghost in the Machine by Arthur Koestler
10. Grand Chessboard by Zbigniew Brzeziński
11. New World Order by HG Wells
12. The Open Conspiracy by HG Wells
13. Scientific Outlook by Bertrand Russell
14. Survival of the Wisest by Jonas Salk
15. Programming and Metaprogramming in the Human Biocomputer by Dr John C Lilly
16. Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
17. John C Lilly's Autobiography
18. The Phoenix Program by Douglas Valentine
19. Turning Point by Fritjof Capra
20. Game of Nations by CIA Operative Miles Copeland
21. Fourth Industrial Revolution by Klaus Schwab
22. Soldiers of Reason: The Rand Corporation by Alex Abella
23. Pentagon's Brain: DARPA History by Annie Jacobsen
24. Psychological Warfare and the New World Order by Servando Gonzales
25. Full Spectrum Dominance by F William Engdahl
26. Last Hegemon by F William Engdahl
27. Secret Affairs by RIIA Researcher Mark Curtis
28. Devil's Game by Robert Dreyfuss
29. Invisible History: Afghanistan's Role by Gould & Fitzgerald
30. Propaganda by Edward Bernays
31. Weaponizing Anthropology by Dr David Price
32. Brief History of the Future by Jacques Attali
33. Doors of Perception / Heaven & Hell by J Huxley
34. Milner-Fabian Conspiracy by Ioan Ratiu
35. Plato's Republic
36. Theory & Practice by J Habermas
37. Aquarian Conspiracy by M Ferguson
38. Postmodern Imperialism by Walberg
39. The Next Million Years by Charles Galton Darwin
40. Impact of Science on Society by Bertrand Russell
41. Operation Gladio by Paul Williams
42. Millennium with Salk, Rogers, Ferguson, Harman
43. John Courtney Murray, Time/Life & The American Proposition: CIA's Doctrinal Warfare Program by David Wemhoff
44. MI6 by Stephen Dorrill
45. Human Augmentation: UK MOD Declassified White Paper
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there is a certain personality type which will play Civilization or Factorio 14 hours a day pausing only to sleep and microwave food. this type can be absurdly economically productive if you can take the games away, give him a job, and get him to think of it as a videogame
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SLS printed nylon with functional threads built in
-no taps
-no dies
-no post processing
the thread geometry comes out of the printer ready to use
this is what SLS does that most printing can't
no support structures means internal features are fair game
complex geometry,
enclosed channels,
threaded interfaces
all in one print
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When Julius Caesar was 25, he was kidnapped by pirates. He acted like they worked for him. They demanded a ransom of 20 talents. Caesar laughed at them for not knowing who they had captured, and told them to ask for 50. He spent 38 days as their prisoner. When he wanted to sleep, he ordered them to stop talking. He wrote poems and speeches and read them out loud. When the pirates didn’t admire them, he called them illiterate barbarians. He often told them, laughing, that he would come back and execute them all. They thought he was joking. As soon as the ransom was paid, he raised a fleet, hunted them down and had every one of them crucified, exactly as he had promised.