Notices by ☦️KingOfWhiteAmerica☦️ (kingofwhiteamerica@poa.st)

@lord_nougat @BleachWaffen @Paultron-3030 I have a version of pupplinux from about three years ago, and it’s not gay; I haven’t really checked more recently than that but it might be worth a look imo.

@lord_nougat @BleachWaffen @Paultron-3030 Oh man yeah, I haven’t ever gotten puppylinux to run on anything apple. But the overall reliance on tiny obscure linux apps tends to fly under the sjw-radar from what I’ve seen

“The aged women likewise, that they be in behavior as becometh holiness, not false accusers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things; that they may teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children, to be discreet, chaste, keepers at home, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God be not blasphemed.” ~ Titus 2:3-5

I know this one !

@agaperealm @BowsacNoodle @whiteman_ It’s unstable if it gets too far apart.

She is a follower of Christ who hates niggers and Jews and can articulate and defend her position very clearly.

Score ! Moral/intellectual fortitude ftw 🎉 My wife is often too smart for her own good 😁

@agaperealm @BowsacNoodle @whiteman_ Hopefully within maybe ten points; aim high, though.

@reallyangry @BowsacNoodle @agaperealm @whiteman_ Yep; this is where self-denial is important. One really wants the engagement to work out after a month or so.

@reallyangry @BowsacNoodle @agaperealm @whiteman_ Well even when we did, it wasn’t really explicity mentioned anywhere, that I’ve seen. IQ is sort of a newer metric.

@BowsacNoodle @agaperealm @whiteman_ I personally wish more dudes would selected spouses for moral fortitude and IQ. Also, I understand the internet reason for pretending those don’t exist among women, and I get a kick out of the response among them when I voice it irl. But tbh a lot of our problems would just melt away completely, by adhering to some simple eugenic principles in mate selection.

@reallyangry @BowsacNoodle @agaperealm @whiteman_ Oh I know I am - it’s definitely something a functioning civilization should help with.

@BowsacNoodle @whiteman_ I used to consider my mom to be this type - starting with the time I became a Trinitarian. But a few years later, she shocked me; while she would not go so far as the holohoax denial, she confided in me that she believes the Races ought to remain pure - at least to such an extent that they don’t become extinct. I was honestly somewhat shocked - as it was never something she’d brought up, before. So do most women really believe anything ? Is it normal for women to actually hold sincere convictions ? Or does she just believe whatever the “biggest man in the room” wants her to believe ?

@BowsacNoodle @JollyWizard @Shadowman311 No kidding; how do they know how to do that ??

… the fascia having electrical receptors in them which respond to ion buildup in the surrounding tissues …

This could have something to do with it; though I think it’s “supposed” to be more esoteric. To this day I have my own theory that the (super weak) magnetic field generated by electric current through the nerves, is itself a signal component - playing a role in intuition, reflex and the like.

@JollyWizard @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 I’ve got some extended family that own some sort of bioelectric feedback device; she’s definitely more on the hippie spectrum than I am, and claims she can unofficially “diagnose” localized health conditions based on relatively low electrical field output from affected areas (scare quotes, as she’s not a licensed medical practitioner, and wouldn’t ever use that word, nod-wink). The apparatus is also able, somehow, to stimulate low-output ”problem areas”, so as to correct imbalances - which may or may not have a beneficial, restorative effect overall, perhaps even to the level of correcting specific issues. I’ve not seen it, only heard it described. It sort of reminds me of acupuntcture.

@JollyWizard @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 I’ve not precisely and certainly heard of any studies being done on electrical scalar waves, outside these renegade youtubers. However, I have significant reason to believe these electrical impulses are what Dr. Rife was using, for his Health Ray Device - tuned heterodyned electrical scalar waves; and not EMF (which contemporary “Rife machines” use).

@Jonny @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 Oh man, you‘d have to have been in Astronomy to have been told that; at least in the 20th Century. I think they were waiting for after 9/11, so fewer people would put together the Four States of Matter, with the Four Alchemical Elements

@JollyWizard @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 That sounds about right, though I’m not at this point sufficiently educated on the subject to really know. I’ve found a few youtube videos about it. They typically hover around Maxwell’s Equations, and how the prevailing Heaviside vector simplification doesn’t cover it - but that the original quaternion form that Maxwell started with, does. And a few guys have built scalar wave generators accordingly - and compare them side-by-side with transverse wave transmitters, and the Faraday Cage blocks transverse waves - but not longitudinal. I’ve only ever seen deboonkers attack it by claiming like Tesla just really didn’t understand the Inverse Square Law - which I think is ridiculous. So all that, plus my own experience with flyback, leads me to think there’s something to it.

@JollyWizard @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 Oh, tens of kHz, iirc.

@BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 In stuff of his that I read, he wasn’t using EM waves to transmit power; but rather tuned electrical impulses, generated using the flyback effect, with power being transmitted as a longitudinal scalar wave. I’ve definitely run into the flyback effect irl, which is a big voltage spike created by the collapsing magnetic field when a current flowing through it is rapidly cut off. Tesla first observed it operating one of his giant dynamos; felt like a “slap” over his entire body, and was not mitigated by Faraday cages.

@Jonny @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 Right; I’ve seen a guy building a Tesla Coil using a disk mounted on an angle grinder, with points around the circumference as a rapidly switching spark-gap. Worked pretty great, though it was very noisy. I suspect that‘s capitalizing on the flyback effect, at least somewhat - with the magnetic field rapidly collapsing as the spark breaks, cutting the current off.