>>4637 >Schuman resonance affecting the human mind due to the similarity of wavelengths Damn, that's interesting. Here's a better link on the topic: https://www.biologicalmedicineinstitute.com/post/2019/09/20/schumann-resonances-and-their-effect-on-human-bioregulation >Look at the top of the chart <doesn't post chart, posts new age bullshit instead >A SPECULATIVE OBSERVATION: When these plasma spikes occur, perhaps humans are receiving a double impact: not only are the SR frequencies resonating with our brain waves (theta, alpha, beta, and gamma) but we are also feeling the effects of the ionospheric energy bursts themselves. For those who are energy-sensitive, these plasmic excitations or energy disturbances may be felt or sensed — much like a sensitive can “feel” geomagnetic storming, distant earthquakes and volcanoes, the magnetic pull of a full moon, or incoming photonic or cosmic energies. complete quackery, this is why you should never trust "alternative" science sites without verifying every single claim they make

Reminder not to insult Val's waifu Emma Thompson who played Hermoine in the Harry Potter movies, lest you incur the wrath of He-who-must-not-be-named in the NEW THREAD: >>254620 >>254620 >>254620 >>254620 >>254620 >>254620

>>4904 >legitimate Misusing the word "legitimate" like this is closer to genuine trolling than any of the "STOP LIKING WHAT I DON'T LIKE" screeching that you've been doing

>>4248 NO. I MUST SMASH THING.

>>4238 What an interesting comparison. >Ribeye vs Sirloin >1.124 Kg vs 0.93 lbs

>>3550 Search for Freud's concept of the "Phallic Girl"

>>3539 Guess. You get three sets of parentheses as a starting point.

You know the saying, "Never meet your heroes?" I wonder how much that applies to the deceased featured in the NEW THREAD: >>251788 >>251788 >>251788 >>251788 >>251788 >>251788 >>251788

>>3539 Murder is persecuted by the law, except when the murderer has lawyers that can get their sentence lessened or removed entirely, when the legal system is clogged up by all kinds of inane bullshit so they either speed up or delay the trials, when the judges themselves are of such variable moral fiber that you can hardly trust their judgements. Sometimes you need to outsource justice.

New Bread New Bread New Bread >>250202 >>250202 >>250202 >>250202 >>250202 New Bread New Bread New Bread

>>2824 Price increase with demand per university basis, if you have all the students going to Yale to learn about genders and pronouns, then that course will increase in price. You can still have good education on less know universities for actual good programs. But so far it would be more interesting going in trade schools. And imagine, 100k students getting a 100k loan on useless degree, it's a good amount of fictive money burnt away. If there was any debt cancellation it should be footed by the respective universities rather than any taxpayer.

>>2805 >Print 40% of all US money ever printed since its inception, within 1 year >push for $15 minimum wage >Prices for basic necessities are skyrocketing <AND HERE'S WHY THAT'S A GOOD THING!

>>248571 It is impossible to have serious discussion about this shithole because everyone would rather dump 6 million 3DPD porn, one liner thredas, some other stupid threda about some crap I forget and what else there is that drags any nuance of discussion down. Then those occasionally idiots that can be spotted from a mile such as the chink living in Germany that cannot shut the fuck up of how much he hates German despite his countrymen are fucking subhuman tiers. Kohlchan is a mess, it is a big fat waste.

>>248578 Well shit I don't know of any other better Imageboard.

NEW BREAD >>248581 >>248581 >>248581 RATTLED EDITION ONLY ANONS WITH SKELETONS MAY POST flesh optional

>>1430 that was over 2000 years ago, anon. centuries would imply it was under 1000 years in distance between him and us.

>>1438 >Isn't the thing about Nietzsche is that he drove himself insane in the later years because he realized that, without religion, life has no purpose, and he spent the remainder of his life trying to find a purpose for why people should go on living at all if we're nothing more than highly evolved apes that all eventually die and fade away? Yes. He didn't hate Christianity either, he hated the Church's authority at times. However, despite what >>1439 claims, his views weren't "early". He found no answer as to why you should continue on without God, without delving into mindless hedonism or some such degeneracy. Some (real) Atheists have found a way to deal with it, to come to terms without being degenerates - but the majority of them haven't. They're just hedonists. And the majority of people can not grok life without a higher purpose. Presently, they are adopting various flavors of Marxian thought, the Covid Cult, the Climate Change Cult, the "Blame Whitey" Identity Politics Cult (rather than going white/black/asian/whatever nationalist and doing their own thing in micro with those of their own race), etc. There are a lot of "secular" cults, anon. They're not really secular, they're simply refusing the religious/cult label despite having the hallmarks of it. An old cult would be, unironically, the Capitalism cult. Not that trade is bad or that you aren't entitled to the sweat of your brow. But that it is used to justify why multi-national corporations can just do what they want to get the cheapest labor elsewhere, or even (legally or illegally) import that labor, and also justifying international capital/finance's attempts to play God with the world. There are still libertarians who are merely unthinking co-conspirators to leftists who have helped pave the way for more government control (by agreeing to get rid of this or that which "limits" civil liberties in some respects, but lead to greater degeneracy and greater corruption. read "Democracy: The God That Failed" by Hoppe) and refusing to have a friend/enemy distinction (believing you can "talk it out" with people who have no problem with you being imprisoned for your beliefs, or worse). These same libertarians defend megacorps and intl finance.

>>1460 One of the easiest ways to continue living without God would be to have kids, but then you have to bring them up with a strong moral foundation without God, which is a tough sell without also raising them in a good community.

>>727 Too slow faggot. Now you have to delete your thread because benis beat you to it.

>>727 Also, >(1) >Baking Lmao, whut?

>>605 >Again, your entire argument advocating for the establishment of copyright, patents, and trademarks is almost entirely designed around the public being incapable of making their own brands or signatures. No it's not, it's based around art having value, and sometimes a work or parts of a work can be used in a certain way in another work in a logical way that can result in a better new work. I've been trying to explain it with story examples, which you've largely disregarded (ANSWER THE FUCKING QUESTION OF IF ROMEO & JULIET SHOULDN'T EXIST SINCE IT'S BASED ON A PREVIOUS STORY), but a very simple example can be seen with music. Until very recently, we've had to sit through movies and tv shows using knockoff versions of the "Happy Birthday" song because it was copyrighted. All of those instances are absolute bullshit which completely break immersion, and simply do not have the same impact or meaning as the real song. The song has a meaning beyond its simple words and melody. It has cultural capital. It is a part of our culture. And to deny us use of parts of our culture is ridiculous. ANSWER THE FUCKING QUESTION IF ALL THOSE SHOWS AND MOVIES ARE BETTER FOR BEING FORCED TO USE KNOCKOFF VERSIONS OF HAPPY BIRTHDAY.