Frozenbeernuts
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Reality Transurfing talks about pendulums that absorb our energy. It's a gigantic cycle really. We absorb energy from earth, food, and atmosphere. It then gets spent physically and mentally. Eventually that gets cycled back
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Christ is not to be worshiped. That is blasphemy and an affront to what Jesus taught.
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I have watched Neal Degrasse. I enjoy a lot of his content. He's also a pompous ass, so I don't trust everything he says. He's atheist. I know for a fact God exists, to me at least. Maybe God literally doesn't exist to the atheist. Maybe our beliefs shape our afterlife? I do know that the world where God exists and magic exists is way more fun than the atheist version of total randomness. You should read more into quantum physics and that entire realm.
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Exactly The odds of the Sun being perfect for a planet with life The Earth being the perfect distance from the sun The moon being perfect size and distance for the earth Life forming on the planet at all Every single animal creating a perfectly balanced ecosystem The ocean currents perfectly forming Then on top of life actually forming, one of the species turns out to be intelligent All by accident?
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Reincarnation is real. It has already been proven. Thousands of people remember past lives. That's all the proof you need. There are books written on the subject. Life Before Life: Children's Memories of Previous Lives https://a.co/d/e1RQK90
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I am no expert on psychics, but I know it's not an exact science. My mother in law text my wife last year out of the blue. She said someone that's close to us is pregnant. My wife told her that she wasn't pregnant, then started going through women they both know. Her mom then goes, what about that black couple at your wedding. My wife says the chick's name, and her mom goes yep. That's it. My wife tells her that she hasn't heard anything about it. My wife then asks this chick if she's pregnant. She was shocked because she had found out only 3 days prior herself. My wife's mom had met this person once. How is that possible? Like I said not an exact science.
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This really doesn't explain how thousands of children can remember the life of someone else with accuracy. I think, if anything, your example of someone waking up knowing how to speak French confirms there is a shared consciousness that we all can tap into. We can access it in deep states of consciousness. Theta and Delta. I made these same arguments at one point. If you had the experience that I did, then you would flip your belief. I also don't mind anyone that is an atheist. My brother is. I just try to help people get a little closer to the truth, because once you see it, life becomes even more amazing. If your life is already amazing, well it gets even better still.
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I believe in reincarnation. When we die, our consciousness remains and ascends to a higher dimension. This is confirmed in many near death experiences. Children who remember past lives + people being pshycic + near death experiences + my own personal story = God has to exist. No way that it's all just random and coincidence.
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But you can't explain how these kids knew about past lives down to personal details. How is that possible. These are people from different lineages than their own.
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This is a tricky one. I have my own experience, which isn't going to provide any hard evidence. My biggest piece of hard evidence is this: Go look for all of the research on Children who remember past lives. There shouldn't be a single instance of a child remembering a past life of someone who died already. Yet there are thousands of these stories. How does this prove that God exists? Well, it depends on how you define God. God, from what I understand, isn't some separate entity. It's the source of all energy in the universe. It ties everything together. I believe that when people die, their consciousness remains and ascends to a higher dimension from our dimension, the third dimension. There are lots of stories around this with near death experiences. I understand being skeptical of these stories, but it's either every person who has a story like this is lying or is insane. Having been the skeptic, but then having an experience myself, there's no way all of these stories are bunk.
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Agreed. Hell doesn't exist as some eternal damnation.
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God is most certainly real. If you haven't seen the evidence yet, it just means you haven't looked. I was of the same belief a little over a year ago until God made it clear that he exists. Most people never get the intense experience that I went through.
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Quit eating the seed oil and chemical laden chips. Lots of glyphosate.
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Insane person talks about the changing weather hurting black people.
Frozenbeernuts replied to Cdub100's topic in The Geek Club
God doesn't agree that this is a horrible world. Much more good than evil takes place every day. Don't get psy opd into thinking everything is bad. If you genuinely believe so, your world will start to reflect that belief -
Insane person talks about the changing weather hurting black people.
Frozenbeernuts replied to Cdub100's topic in The Geek Club
Watching them convince the black community that they are weak, scared, oppressed, victims at a disadvantage, etc, is somewhat of a master class on psychological warfare. If you think that you are a victim, then you are. If you believe that no matter what happens, you aren't a victim, then you aren't. It's that simple. -
A little math on what's coming into bitcoin. I wonder if what he says is accurate. I know that just to be safe, I would have some bitcoin. Trust me when I say that if bitcoin allocation continues along this trend, you will be very grateful that you bought some. If you don't have any, well I guess it's like missing any investment. To me though, the signs are so obvious that it's probably going to sting more than missing out on your average investment.
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Bitcoin distribution
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Probably not. The high fee environment hit lightning harder than anticipated. There is still work going into lightning. There are also other l2 solutions being built. Fedimint is an option, but idk if that can handle the ecash role. I'm confident it will get figured out, but I'm not technical enough to know how close we really are. If bitcoin can't handle the ecash role, then it will just be a large settlement layer. Good for large transactions, especially across borders.
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No, they won't. It will remain decentralized enough. Regardless of who is behind the decision, someone is spending 250 million to get into mining because they think the price will support the investment. You are missing the forest for the trees. This isn't the first time
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Any decentralization of mining is a good thing. As long as mining is reasonably decentralized, I'm cool with it. The reason I'm pointing it out is because mining already has extremely slim margins. Which means that spending a bunch of money on mining must come with some big expectations of a good return on bitcoin. With the block subsidy halving in April, one would assume they expect the price of bitcoin to more than make up for the smaller block reward. You're welcome for spelling this out for you.
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US banks want crypto rules changed so that they can be involved in bitcoin ETFs. I wonder why they would be so anti crypto, but then try to isolate bitcoin from the general crypto ecosystem. Any guesses as to why banks want this changed now?
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I wonder why a country would invest so much money mining bitcoin when there is already a lot of competition in the space. Any guesses?
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Jeff Bezos has dumped about $4 billion worth of Amazon stock this year. I wonder what he is buying.
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It looks like the inflows were 6k+, not 12
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