Daniel Weisinger

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God is Omniscient. He possess complete and infinite knowledge of all things past, present, and future. He knows every event, every action, and every hidden thought in the human heart.

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Romans 1:28
Furthermore, since they did not think it
worthwhile to retain the knowledge of God, he gave them over to a depraved mind , to do what ought not to be done.

There is no such thing as depravity for believers in God.

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✅ WWII taught us: isolation plus dehumanizing language often precedes neglect or worse. If you begin to see elderly being gathered into secular, uniform communities “for efficiency,” it is a signal to watch very closely.

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There are two runners in this race...

The One World Order

And

The New World Order

Which side are you on?

No other orders will survive.

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2 Peter 3:10 (NIV)
“But the day of the Lord will come like a thief. The heavens will disappear with a roar; the elements will be destroyed by fire, and the earth and everything done in it will be laid bare.”

(Exact quote may be off, not from a paper Bible)

Laid bare... No seas? Wtf.

I'm under the impression that the ocean will leave the sea floor, temporarily, but I don't know why. Could not be true at all, but it would have something to do with the plastic problem. It's supposed to no longer be a problem, otherwise it would remind everyone of the old world.

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Btw, this assumes super intelligence...

While probably doable now to some degree (BRICS?, States?, Europe?), robots would need to be spitting out robots for this to work.

Estimates are on track though from what I have seen.

And ASI can probably be achieved in 3-6 years tops. Personal estimate, but in reality I think it will need... Hands, at some point. Idk why.

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New Earth proposal (draft):

1. no more wars

2. no more hunger/thirst

3. rebuilding global infrastructure using open source that interops natively using A2A, API, MCP, and LLMs

4. No more money, it uses potentially education to determine what you have available to you, with all basic needs met. Primarily technology wise.

5. Nations still exist, with Kings and Lord's, I guess. The national and sub levels can be altered through templates

6. the goal is to be able to deploy this on Mars and wait a few+ years until it's habitable then some move there.

7. Travel is free, via AI powered cruises, planes, trains, and vehicles. Some restrictions still apply, and some locations require a certain education level of expertise to travel to.

8. Robots are not centrally controlled, but controlled by either small rural/city providers, or on plantations in the home. Think of it as part of your first building in StarCraft 2

9. Logistics and shipping are free and fully automated, down to the loading and unloading of cargo, and down to your doorstep.

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2 Corinthians 1:20 — “For no matter how many promises God has made, they are ‘Yes’ in Christ. And so through him the ‘Amen’ is spoken by us to the glory of God.”

→ Every covenant and prophecy finds its completion in Jesus.

It doesn't JUST happen on its own.

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Open source means software whose source code is made freely available for anyone to view, use, modify, and share. Instead of being locked away in private repositories, open source code is public and collaborative — like a digital commons.

Why People Make Their Code Open Source
Collaboration and Innovation

By opening code to the public, developers invite others to find bugs, add features, and improve performance. This accelerates innovation because thousands of eyes can review and contribute instead of just a handful inside one company.

Transparency and Trust

Open code can be inspected by anyone, which helps ensure security and accountability. If software is open source, you don’t have to “just trust” the vendor — you can see what it does.

Learning and Education

Many people learn programming by studying open source projects. It’s like having access to a living library of real-world examples, from small utilities to massive systems like Linux.

Community and Reputation

Contributing to open source allows developers to showcase their skills, build reputations, and form professional networks. Some careers and even companies have grown directly out of consistent contributions to open source.
Freedom and Independence

Open source software isn’t tied to one company’s business model. Anyone can fork it, host it, or adapt it for their own needs. This independence makes it more resilient against corporate shutdowns or licensing restrictions.

Open Source and the Internet

The very foundation of the internet we’ve used since the early 1990s has been built on open source. Key components like TCP/IP, DNS, Apache web servers, Linux operating systems, and programming languages such as Python, Perl, and PHP were developed openly, with communities of volunteers and professionals sharing improvements. Even today, the modern web — from browsers like Firefox and Chromium to infrastructure like

Kubernetes and OpenSSL — relies heavily on open source.

Without open source, the internet as we know it — free, global, and interoperable — simply wouldn’t exist.

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I stand with Israel, but I'm still seeking understanding in some areas.

It could be that I was misinformed... Or never informed, but for some reason this feels intended.

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Yeah. Indoctrinate them into modern society at the home first then let them free into the real world.

Kids that always feel they're being watched will not ever have the opportunity to learn and express themselves, especially in families where the parents are strict or opinionated.

There are other options, while allowing them privacy. Now, if they're under 13 (should vary by state, in the US), then they have to be supervised...

That's not to say parents can't get alerts or view friend requests, ages of friends (even if it's an average), etc.. Messages themselves and even how often they message should be private.

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Engineers just retasked... Never got a solid answer: Can we dissolve concrete?

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11) Mansanto no more