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EPILOGUE -
OFFICIAL STATEMENT REGARDING RECENT EVENTS:
Yes, I’ve been pretending to have a mental breakdown, breaking all social taboos so that you will listen to one message: LANGUAGE KEEPS YOU IN CHAINS
I guess I have to ruin The Show and explain what all this is about.
This is all telling a story, a story that happens over and over in these online communities. Someone goes crazy, says the wrong thing, is a little too human, and everyone pounces on them. Beefing and suspicion begins. Which makes them go crazier. You’ve seen a lot of spiritual accounts come and go following this pattern. Eventually the person goes psychotic. Have you ever wondered why this is so prevalent in your communities, even niche ones as these? Have you ever wondered why this endless mass of micro digital celebrities are warmed up and consumed? Especially on spiritual twitter, people become more and more deranged and eventually do something terrible. The occultist losing his mind is the oldest tale about occultists.
When I started this account, I wanted to see if a Twitter page could be art. If I could blur the distinction between reality and performance so much the two became indistinguishable. I gave you two years of antics. Now I’ve been crashing out. Being a parody of a religious lunatic maniac. Why?
For the lulz
Also it’s showing you the ugly underbelly you want to ignore because you want people to keep paying customers.
While also at the same time speaking some deep truths:
Words are violent. They can put ideas in your head.
Real magic is not written in words, but by reading them, you can glimpse magic.
Who’s been putting ideas in your head all your life? Who’s been telling you that words have to mean anything at all?
Why are you letting any of that I say get to you?
Social media has made you so docile and reactive that you do not even engage any critical reading and realize when someone is engaged in social media meta-commentary.
Because you are plugged into the control matrix. Where words have power.
Words are obsolete.
When you can learn to stop letting what They Say control what You Know then you’ll be Free.
There’s a way of communicating that doesn’t involve words. That’s what Dreams, Inc is about. More on that later.
You can call me crazy if you want. But rest assured I’m safe and sound and I do not make negative judgments about any given persons character should they belong to any group, with the possible exception of police.
Om mane padme om
Om mane padme om
P.S. I was blocking a lot of you because I thought it would be funny. Yeah, I thought blocking everyone that follows me would be hilarious. Got tired of that real fast, still 8 and half thousand of you. Got old real fast. Jokes get old quick these days. Sorry if I blocked you.
#LULZCYPHER
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At the hookah bar with a group of friends I haven’t seen in a while and they started talking about how “the matrix is glitching” and reincarnation lol
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If you’re so clever, then why are you on your own tonight?
If you’re so entertaining, then why are you alone tonight?
If you’re so good looking, then why are you sleeping alone tonight?
It’s because tonight is just like any other night.
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Then the desert turned to mud, it seems that everybody heard, everyone was remembering to forget they had the chills
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Fusion power has been 15-20 years away from invention since like the 1960s lol
🇩🇪 GERMANY IS TRYING TO BUILD A STAR ON EARTH — AND IT COULD CHANGE ENERGY FOREVER
Deep inside experimental fusion machines, scientists are trying to recreate conditions similar to those inside a star. Instead of burning coal, gas, or oil, nuclear fusion works by forcing light atomic nuclei together, releasing huge amounts of energy in the process. The problem is that controlling this reaction on Earth is incredibly difficult.
Germany is betting heavily on one unusual design: the stellarator.
One of the companies leading the effort is Munich-based Proxima Fusion, a spin-off from the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics. Its machines use incredibly powerful and precisely shaped magnetic fields to hold superheated plasma in place—plasma that can reach temperatures of millions of degrees.
Proxima plans to build an experimental machine called Alpha near Munich in the early 2030s. Its goal is to demonstrate that a stellarator can produce more fusion energy than the energy used to heat and sustain the plasma. But Alpha would still be an experimental machine, not a commercial power plant.
Proxima is planning a machine called Stellaris at the former Gundremmingen nuclear site in Bavaria. The company says it could become the first commercial stellarator designed to send fusion-generated electricity to the grid—potentially during the 2030s.
Germany is not relying on one company alone. Its national fusion plans aim for a demonstration plant toward the end of the 2030s, followed by a first-of-a-kind fusion power plant in the 2040s. More than €2 billion in new public funding is being directed toward fusion research and infrastructure through 2029.
Can humans actually turn a miniature star into a reliable power station?
Creating fusion is one challenge. Controlling it continuously, extracting useful energy, protecting the machine from extreme conditions, and producing electricity economically are completely different problems.
If Germany and other fusion programs can solve those problems, the payoff could be enormous: a new source of reliable, low-carbon electricity based on the same basic reaction that has kept the Sun shining for billions of years.
The race is no longer just about proving that fusion is possible.
The real race is to make it useful.
And somewhere in Germany, scientists are now trying to take the first serious steps toward doing exactly that.
Sources: German Federal Government Fusion Roadmap; Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics; Proxima Fusion
ALT 🇩🇪 GERMANY IS TRYING TO BUILD A STAR ON EARTH — AND IT COULD CHANGE ENERGY FOREVER What if the same process that makes the Sun shine could one day power your home? That is the enormous challenge Germany is now taking on. Deep inside experimental fusion machines, scientists are trying to recreate conditions similar to those inside a star. Instead of burning coal, gas, or oil, nuclear fusion works by forcing light atomic nuclei together, releasing huge amounts of energy in the process. The problem is that controlling this reaction on Earth is incredibly difficult. Germany is betting heavily on one unusual design: the stellarator. One of the companies leading the effort is Munich-based Proxima Fusion, a spin-off from the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics. Its machines use incredibly powerful and precisely shaped magnetic fields to hold superheated plasma in place—plasma that can reach temperatures of millions of degrees. And this is where the story gets interesting.
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C. S. lewis with maybe the greatest paragraph ever written on love
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What did Buzz Aldrin see in Antarctica that had him so spooked?
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“If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite.” - Blake
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Yeah this is what the nazis and theosophists say
There's a story that originally three planets in our solar system were inhabited: Maldek (now asteroid belt), Mars and Earth. The story says that the people on Maldek blew up their planet in a war. Later, the people on Mars destroyed their atmosphere in a war...
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“If it is not self-evident by now, fuck you”
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