Comments by "sdrc92126" (@sdrc92126) on "Whatifalthist" channel.

  1. Society of Mind by ai pioneer Marvin Minsky posits consciousness is constructed by numerous pattern recognition 'actors' in the brain coming together and fighting over dominance. Hallucinogenics sounds like giving some of the actors way more prominence or power than they would normally have. Visual hallucinations sound like an AI weighting matrix that was carefully 'trained' or relaxed on an image but then having someone go into the matrix and arbitrarily changing some of the values. A bunch of mathy stuff. Your brain is heavily wired for pareidolia, :-/, and when it detects that pattern, it fires a neuron. What if that neuron started firing without the pattern being detected? Other parts of the brain would kick in to make sense of the situation... hilarity would ensue
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  2. What if this is not self inflicted? There is still hope
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  3. Gnosticism is the Root of Modernity Its influence has been so extensive that if you attempt a philosophical, political or theological discussion today, with virtually any person on the planet, you will quickly discover that the other person’s ideas will be entirely grounded in Gnostic mythology. Modernity has become the most successful Gnostic myth in history.
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  4. Why the Future Does Not Need Us by Bill Joy. Also Kurzweil talked about what happens when civilizations clash with greater more powerful civilizations.
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  5. Everything is religious, even if you do not recognize it. ~Spengler
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  6.  @rokkarokka120  I don't know very much about conspiracies, but if I had to bet I would say Fabians have had the biggest influence in the world for the last 140 years. Influence, not control. Socialism is a secularized version of Gnosticism.
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  7. I think the word you are looking or is DIn, or deen
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  8. The Mosquito Coast with Ha Solo
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  9. Honest question...what are you lacking (materially). I'm genX, didn't grow up with a lot of money. I worked and saved 3 years in grade school to buy a computer. 90% of things I wan now I can go to craigslist and get for free. I don't have very much, but am not lacking anything I bought a dv player last week on ebay for $9. This was a save for months purchase for earlier generations, now buying things is barely more than an afterthought
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  10.  @jagdawgii929  That's comes from google's ai overview
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  11.  @GreatWhiteCat  That is satan's purpose. Satan means opposer in Hebrew. Our purpose is to win
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  12.  @GreatWhiteCat  Check out the videos of people doing homesteading. That life is not far away, expensive or difficult to achieve. I know many people who've done it with little to no resources. It might not be as idyklic as it looks or easy, but it's possible. People do this instinctively and any hardships you may encounter are an order of magnitude smaller than what people faced in the past. Get a couple of friend together in the same situation , buy a $10,000 dump of a homestead on zillow and rebuild it.
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  13.  @jasonshults368  Can't look it up beause censoehip.
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  14. 1984 isn't completely fictitious. It is the logical conclusion to that book next to your chair
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  15. Something like 97% the last time I checked. Maybe 98%
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  16. What Are We To Do With Our Lives? was a plan from the 1920's as a plan for humanity by the elite. Read it and see
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  17.  @swedichboy1000  There is a concerted censorship around this topic and adjacent and it has nothing to do with any popular conspiracies, but deeper. There are some, but very few people are aware
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  18.  @lithunoisan  ?
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  19. Quantum computers are projected break the hash used in BTC within ten years. Digital encryption will fall
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  20. Socialism never fails. If you think it does, you have to adjust you perspective.
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  21. It's interesting that most things that I critique and disappeared for are things that almost no one has heard of🤔
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  22. Become a farmer
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  23. If you only knew how close to reality that is
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  24. Carpocratians all
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  25. @ Yes, but you cannot vision how your life should be, so it will never change. You have no goals or know how to achieve them even if you did.
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  26. Cats are evil. Pick a goal and accomplish it
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  27. Tolkien was South African. He grew up in a time (and very very close to) Rhodes whom is written much about in the works of Carroll Quigley. The parallels are unmistakable.
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  28.  @HunterStiles651  Gnosticism is at the root of modernity
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  29.  @NemisCassander  Vincent Gorre force behind the chaos
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  30.  @HunterStiles651  From my studies, I think it's very relevant, but can't say much. The rabbit hole goes deep
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  31.  @panwu6602  Yes. Think of those dystopian movies. In Logan's Run, it was normal and socially acceptable to kill yourself be the age of 30. When you are taught something from birth, it takes a lot of genetic powering to overcome that which is why dictators, think Hitler youth or Marx, want control of the children. Or our current school system that was set up to train factory workers. It's not normal for 99.99999% of history to wake up at 5am, take a shower and travel an hour to screw things together, but this was seen as normal and socially desirably for a few post ww2 generations.
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  32. Acedia. Viktor Frankl Get a hobby, a dog and learn to play an instrument
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  33. Some of the beliefs of Gnosticism include: The god of the Old Testament is the devil
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  34. I watch those old timey videos of men working in harsh conditions in factories making rivets in forges for 14 hours a day. What makes you special? You are not your fng khakis.
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  35. It does in the long run...but in the long run, we're all dead. --John Maynard Keynes
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  36. Oswald Spengler: God (the Ur symbol, what is true)->religion->culture->civilization (defines who is crazy)
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  37.  @rustyshack2349  yup and how rulers brainwashed subjects. godkings. maybe even further
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