>>4867 Error 503 sounds like it hiccup'd and needs a reboot. Good luck contacting the admin.

>>4925 >>4928 Etherium also was shilled by large companies as the way to do blockchain contract memery, although that's not directly tied to the eth/usd ratio. I imagine a dirt cheap etherium would mean less miners so contracts go unfulfilled or something though.

>>4928 >either use the conventional physical bank and deal Jews holding your very livelihood hostage if you don't cuck >or use an inherently unreliable system barely anyone but other destitute wrongthinking bad goyim use because normalfags are apathetic enough to not help with the technology because the kikes aren't personally screwing with them right now What a shitshow situation. How do kikes keep worming their way into countries' finances? Are people really so lazy they pawn it off to the first long-nose who says "i can take care of it, goy"?

>>4927 >German But that song is from Mexico.

>>4763 Basically the Schumann resonance is the Earth (the physical planet's) own electromagnetic energy resonance. The frequency that energy vibrates at as it moves around the planet. Those energy vibrations happen to also be in tune with the electrical vibrations that happen in your brain. So when the Schumann resonance and your brainwaves sync up, it has a measurable effect on your thoughts and thought processes, including your subconscious. Now this effect and the times and places it occurs are basically random, and some people will be more affected than others. There's a New Age theory that the SR is basically the Earth's "brainwaves." Which makes a sort of sense if you take all of the life on Earth and imagine it all as differentiated cells of a single body. Humans in this case would be the planet's neurons, and SR along with all the connections we build with things like the Internet would constitute the neural connections of mother Earth's brain. Serial Experiments Lain touched on this theory heavily, imagining a sort of wiifi protocol that would use the Schumann resonance as a carrier to sync up the minds of all humans and link them directly to the Wired.

>>4933 Can this resonance field be disrupted?

>>4934 >webm It's not quite the same if you simply get someone to voiceact the lines.

>>4935 Eh I just downloaded it from the webum threda.

>>4934 Sure. Just stand inside anything that approximates a faraday cage, or you could transmit an electromagnetic field on a frequency 1/N to cancel out certain parts of it if you wanted. There's a theory that the reason why the rural/urban social divide is always so big is because spending too much time inside buildings limits your exposure to the SR waves, which affects your brain function differently compared to someone who spends a lot more time outside. Its a postulated reason as to why kids who grow up in rural areas but then move into high tech cities and work fields have higher IQs than kids who grow up purely in urban environments. Long exposure to the SR in the key development years gives you a better brain. At least as one possibility.

>>4932 But in many ways isn't Germany just the Mexico of Europe?

>>4938 east germany maybe

>Scott’s and Australians living or working in America tend to be apolitical, conservative or likes America more than leftists cities >Pro second amendment if political, as well praise America for having more free speech >British and Irish people living in America >bitch about America having pro-self-defense laws, no hate crime laws, and gun ownership >Always pro cancel culture, and bitch about Gun control while ignoring UK having higher violent crime hate than United state and EU despite a smaller population I always find it weird Scotland and Australia are considered leftist. Every Scott and Aussie that moved or traveling to the states I met on average been right learning or hate political correctness. Anyone not left of Mao being purged in Australia and Scotland? While British and Irish immigrants to North America have always been San Francisco/Londoner tier, leftist.

How India Played into China's Hands on the Border Dispute >India has only to blame itself for its increasingly limited options. Not only journalists trying hard to demonized India among the left. Big tech journalists outright putting out pro-China war propaganda. https://archive.vn/IIM65 == India Threatens Jail for Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter Employees Country flexes new powers over big platforms == >while companies are counting on world’s second-largest population for growth https://archive.is/wJvC8 Say what you want about poos. I respect them for not putting up with (((Big tech))) and (((Chinese))) political interference.

Will Pepe Le Pew be cancelled after Dr. Seuss? >(((New York Times))) columnist claims Looney Tunes' amorous French skunk 'normalized rape culture' and taught boys that 'no didn't really mean no' https://archive.vn/FqyOh And of course it’s a gender fluid basket ball american trying to cancel a cartoon skunk.

>>4942 snicker

>>4942 >Gender fluid basket ball american going after Pepe le Pew Tous ces nègres et ces coupe-bites devraient passer à la guillotine.

>>4942 Will there be any cartoon left that isn't steven universe? And if we wait long enouth even steven universe will be cancelled.

>>4942 Funny how when people died because someone drew a cartoon mohamed, people came out drawing him everywhere back in '12. Has there been any such wave of protest art for any of the canceled product mascots or cartoon characters recently?

>>4946 The thumbnail looked like if a kid was inside the barrel.

>>4938 Not really, no. >>4940 Scottish government is pretty damn heavily leftist so that's maybe why. But Scots themselves are very much in favour of freedom of speech, getting drunk and beating the shit out of people. So it is understandable that they would be more in line with the American spirit than most Americans. Personally I suspect this rampant commie activity within the government is thanks to the English who would much more prefer that type of legislation. As for Australians, they are also pretty heavily in favour of freedom of speech most of the time, although no clue on what the general sentiment is regarding guns.

>>4943 >"They may be adults" I hate how artists have to put these disclaimers into their art now, just to keep from being canceled. "He's bad, but not THAT bad."

>>4949 Isn't the regular age in college 18?

>>4945 >And if we wait long enouth even steven universe will be cancelled. Rebecca sugar probably will regret coming out tranny. She probably the female John K if not worse. John K kept his pederast way private.

>>4951 Talking about faggotry cartoons. The Helluva boss and hotel hasbin crap isn't as bad or as furry as I expected. It's even somewhat amusing if they weren't just swearing for the sake of it.

>>4946 >Funny how when people died because someone drew a cartoon mohamed, people came out drawing him everywhere back in '12 Something the left will never do now. If anything the left want hate speech laws to protect Islam.

>>4949 yeah because its not as if fifi wasnt a total slut before or anything

So, who's baking?

>>4955 You are.

>>4955 Just need to find a few images for the OP and I can get it done.

>>4957 What edition?

Well, not that we are about to get to a new thread just a final note. WWE 2k20 is also shit because you can't even play online. I don't know if its because there are noone playing, the servers are shit or both, but it takes an eternity to find someone just for a regular match, if you find anyone at all.

>>4958 Take a guess.

>>4960 Pedophiles projecting edition?

>>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

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>>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