I’ve decided to start trolling people that throw out the “genius” word, in the same way people argue over .gif.…
When people employ the term, “genius” around me (in any context) I’m going to respond with, “oh, you mean, GEN-ius?” 😏
Population control FUD, just that. Populations function as chaotic systems. To affect bifurcation cycles, the establishment would need to exterminate on a scale too massive to hide; several million die, scalar amounts replace the dead—study sig. figs.
Enjoying antisalesman life
A few of the Most ... (feel free to add) @441 @20876 @641 @501 @24 @78 @21979 @13045 @6529 @318 @1708 @315 @31 @39 @1671 @292 @1676 @152
Emerald City—a not-so-veiled reference to Djehuti (Thoth-Hermes-Mercury-Woden-Loki) as the author of the Emerald Tablets ... Mercurantile, Inner wealth, wellspring of Real Value
It makes you look like a ninja’s ghost ... Remember that.
🧢 Illusion of Scarcity 😏🌭
Scales Scales Balance the Veils of Maya
“Fine artists,” Work speaks for itself. One need not act as a sales person or label themselves “artist.”
We receive titles;
we do not dawn or declare them.
Just as one needn’t declare themselves, “human,” a perception intrinsic, intuited
It’s simple.
I stuck to my own methods of research & learned about the values of works cited & suggested reading from those delivering coherent ideas. Follow Up.
I’m no one special. I’m just some regular asshole who has spent time researching & practicing disciplines that people have said were nothing but a waste of time; then they wonder wherefrom stems my non-traditional Understanding.
If you become well-versed in many topics, you will find very quickly that certain names will pop up across disciplines, & that’s when you start to notice overlaps.
Bibliographies/ Works Cited: the most valuable parts of almost every single text.
Cost of their signal actually a boon, because not only ones reading arcane texts, not arcane soever; methods for people to cut through nonessential information. Learn nature of Truth rather than confirmation bias—why $ignals cheaper in the long run
