@LegacyProgramVP It was, same with Diana Pasulkaโs last book, itโs so lazy and it drives you nuts to hear โnot x, but yโ literally every minute of listening
@RobertSkvarla Link: https://t.co/lcGc3IHQjy
Also Diana Pastulka mentioned in her last book that Steven Halpren said his music was channeled by Pleyadians
@TheUfoJoe Let them give prompt and a model, unless we can test it on our own and verify, I call bullshit, I tested it on my own on truly random 500 targets and results were random
@Pulpnonfictio What would you say is the strongest indicator of being in the simulation? And if that is the case, are there any exploits you can use in it?
@algekalipso@hollywoodufos recently released symbols that an ufo insider drew for them in 1981 that seem to be about kundalini rising, would love to hear your take on it, especially given all this uap stuff seems to be very psi/woo related
@NBussiness32532@remoteviewed I checked it by setting my own targets a couple of times and results were not impressive at all. Did you check more than 10 times and got any consistency, using some scoring? And started with no context, like: Do a remote viewing on target <ID>
@IndSocEnjoyer Thanks, could you share the prompt that you are using? I just tried something like what you suggested in the other comment and asked the same model to rate the hit and got 1/10, 3/10 and 3,5/10 from grok, gpt and Claude
@algekalipso I have recreated @bryan_johnson hair mixture that has minoxidil as base (I only added caffeine, tea tree and rosemary oil) and it noticeably helped without any side effects over 1 year, at very low cost
@nosilverv This is the main point of Elephant in the Brain book: as humans we have a strong tendency to hide our true motives (especially selfish, status-seeking, coalition-forming ones) from both others and ourselves. The ourselves part is the most interesting