This is one person's story. With 8 billion people on the planet, I encourage everyone to consider the fact that this is happening in every developed country, at scale. The less people bury their head in the sand and acknowledge reality, the more people will be ready to demand investigations and accountability. Epstein was one network of many, and there are no limits to how far and wide these networks travel. It's at the heads of every industry, these villains shape every piece of media you consume, every policy decision, and every agency responsible with holding those responsible accountable. It will take everyone in society who's not involved in this shit to show up with pitchforks and strong voices. The luciferians world is starting to crumble and their backs are against a wall. They're gonna pull the ripcord of all ripcords, who knows what that is but they're on their last backup plan. If you aren't spiritual I don't know what to tell you. This is the most obvious sign of a spiritual warfare that could possibly manifest itself into real life. Prayers to all the victims involved
@TajikCharmeur@Vivek4real_ When you're making 60k a year your time is essentially free.
Your comment tracks once you cross a certain threshold, but 60k ain't it
@michaelsiegal@nypost Dayam!! Congrats!! I'll have 3 in December. So glad I got out before my kids learned to hate me and my wife learned she should divorce me. Fam and life is good! We're blessed. Keep up the good work!
high IQ minds tend to have one trait: intellectual promiscuity.
they practice mental polyamory. they can read Marx and Nietzsche in the same afternoon, study ancient philosophy and modern neuroscience, quote brainrot and quantum physics in the same sentence. contradiction doesnβt scare them. they can hold competing models in their head without immediately needing to choose a side.
true intelligence isnβt loyal to ideas. it betrays beliefs the moment better evidence appears. the rigid mind needs certainty, so it picks an ideology and becomes monogamous with it. the agile mind does the opposite: it loves many ideas, tests all of them, steals what works, discards what doesnβt, and marries none.