I'm dumping some reading on the afterlife/non-physical realms of reality. This one seems to be a pretty good overview, albeit one that uses a fictional story as a means of explaining existence on the other side: https://libgen.is/book/index.php?md5=341A494DD70150726612EEB41C4113B2 Jurgen Ziewe's books are possibly the most interesting I've ever read on the subject: https://tuxdoc.com/download/multidimenssional-man-jurgen-ziewe-5_pdf http://www.tomkin.us/books/ZieweJurgen_MultiDimensions.pdf https://libgen.is/book/index.php?md5=8F99E1E264046610225C84F197889C8D This book might feel a bit creaky given that more straightforward and "scientific" explorations of the topic have come along since then, but I've found Chapter XIV to be very reassuring: http://www.yogebooks.com/english/atkinson/1909lifebeyonddeath.pdf >>1136 Thanks for the meditation advice. >I would be careful when reading his works. I think he might lie and speak half-truths on purpose in his books.

>>1136 I've been reading up about meditation, there is also guided meditation and many forms of it, like videos and maybe even text.

>>1161 I've been using this lately as background music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcU6w1Pr5gc The problem with most meditation music for me is that there are usually obvious chord changes and progressions, whereas that music is more subtle and low key.

>>829 >>1144 I've been reading about Orgone and Orgonite Orgone is a term given to life energy Orgonite is a material for gathering and using life energy, which is generally made from metal shavings suspended in resin, sometimes with crystals added I found this video which seems interesting; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjybPYOWMck

>>1176 I don't know anything about how effective they are, but some of them sure look nice.

>>956 >>957 BTW, there are two or three others that I didn't include here as well. Not b/c they were Cuckflare'd, but b/c I wanted to dig a little deeper before adding them to the list. I may put them here too later.

>>958 Alright, thanks for the list

>>958 thank you for the list but.. how does a codelet understand it?

>>1149 This is just double encrypted There are sites online that can be used to encrypt and/or decode I think its base64 or similar

How did you compile this list? Say in 5 years time half of them will return 404, how can I gather a list of them again? What type of software did you use?

>>1115 I wonder if all these new satellites being launched might have any impact on stargazing >The observable substantiates claims. The in-observable constitutes nothing more than speculation. Observing of something that isn't there isn't any less valid than observing something that is there, now is it? I mean in this case its something that is observable (that there's seemingly nothing there) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Void_%28astronomy%29 Science merely means applied knowledge. As you say, it depends on what is known. Fact of the matter is there's this thing we call a universe, for now that is good enough.

A lot of intriguing observations have been made, some of them turn out to be something other than originally thought, some have yet to be explained and some have been confirmed (like some of the things in our solar system) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wow!_signal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CA%BBOumuamua >>1098 https://www.space.com/exoplanet-candidate-spotted-alpha-centauri-a

Another relatively close system is Tau Ceti, at about 12 light years out, which has two potentially habitable "super Earth" size planets; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tau_Ceti

Here's an article about the Oort cloud; https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/323542-new-simulation-sheds-light-on-our-solar-systems-sheath-of-comets

>>1173 Obviously that's not to scale, but a pretty cool visualization of the concept. I was pretty intrigued when I first found out about the Oort Cloud as a kid. The Solar System is absolutely amazing in it's design and fine-tuning. The perfect though temporary location in the universe for life. As far as we know, we're the only nice place with nice things here. I'm thankful every day over this, tbh.

>>676 >All posts have their rectangle spread through all the page, from one side to the other /* Post full width */ .innerPost, .markedPost { display: block; } /* Fix image fuckery */ .uploadCell { display: inline-block; }

>>821 Yeah that thing that pops up with all the boards and sites in the ending I wanna make it look different. How do i address, via CSS, that thing that pops up when you click the rainbow webring button at the top of the page?

>>1167 >ending webring*

>>1167 >>1169

Think you could get something like this working?
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=RobbOwen.synthwave-vscode

>>607
I've fixed it, thanks for notifying

Creator of BERSERK Manga Kentaro Miura has died at 54 F

>>1164 >FreeNode was previously owned by a stronk, independynt associated also with destroying GNOME, and with the Fed honeypot PIA Hmm. Better in the hands of a Royal Gook, than any female, I'd say -- particularly one of this 'caliber'. I may be looking for some investment opportunities here. Better a revived IRCv2 than the infamous Doxxcord.

>>1156 What kind of servers do you mean?

Maybe the real servers were the friends we made along the way?

>>1158 That's pretty deep.

The caffe thread is full of them.

>>395 How does one see a difference between bunnies, rabbits, or hares?

>>1151 It's very hard to tell the difference if you're not up close and it's for that reason bald men often get rabbit tattoos on their heads. They look like hares from a distance.

>>429 That looks really nice, what is it called?

>>1139 I'm not sure what that one is, maybe Amethyst?

>>429 Reminds me of some of the orgone pyramids I've seen for sale.