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>>2061
>>2062
Didn't that CIA spook John Ramirez say something about that year too?

I've seen it claimed that the 2027 thing started from Lue Elizondo made a comment about waiting five years, or something like that, which would have been 2027 at the time he made that comment. I think that remark was made in the context of the state of the government in relation to the UFO topic, but I don't remember the exact circumstances.

As far as disclosure is concerned, I think the existence of UFOs and aliens has been clear for a long time now for people willing to do some research. It's pretty much been an open secret for a while, despite all the mockery the topic received for decades. You still see plenty of snarky midwits comparing UFOs to the sasquatch phenomenon as am excise write it off, when chances are they never bothered looking into that topic either. I’m glad that more and more stuff does seem to be coming out and that we have smart people trying to piece together both the nuts-and-bolts and consciousness-related aspects of the phenomenon. If we do make direct contact sometime soon, I hope it all goes well and doesn’t entail anything nightmarish.

>2027
They ran out of 2012s and harmonic convergences?

>>2061
Also it's padding for 2026 not delivering - string everyone along for another year.

>>2064
>>2065
That type of thing is why I'm skeptical when people try to put a date on stuff like this. There have been too many failed predictions in the past. I'd actually like some of the more positively inclined NHIs to step in and twist the arms of the rich and powerful to get them to start reversing the mess we've gotten into, but I'm not going to hold my breath.

>>2066
I should have mentioned that Chris Bledsoe also has that prediction about something big happening this year. He claims it'll either be on Easter or in September. We'll see what happens. I remember how Ross Coulthart claimed that all hell was going to break loose at the beginning of 2025, and nothing happened.

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I'm reading a book called "8 secrets to powerful manifesting"
Its a pretty good book

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I'm very interested in magical items now

I will make my own magic items and perhaps collect some that others have made if I find any

>>1993
Thanks, I downloaded it in case I want to give it a better look in the future.
>>1837
Update: I'm at the last part of Wave II now. Unfortunately, I think I'm going to have to get a lot more practice in. I can go into Focus 10 and 12 to a certain point, even without the audio tracks, but I don't feel like it's as deep as it's supposed to be. Once I'm done with the last track in Wave II, I'm going to have to get more practice in. I feel like a lot of what I'm learning will be wasted on me until I can go into a mind awake, body asleep state properly. Right now I've learned to go into a state of much deeper relaxation than I've been able to do before, but I feel like I can go further. The meditation benefits have made it worth the time, but I want to make sure I'm getting as much out of everything as possible. I haven't noticed any negatives to anything I've done, but so far I’ve just gotten much easier, deeper, and faster meditation experiences than I’d previously had and have learned to do so without much of a time investment.

I've also used some of the SyncCreation recordings and also have some of the Human Plus meditations to try. I'll have to see how they work over a longer stretch of time.

Hyperborean Research documentaries, videos, comment section, and his own comment in the comment section is a must.

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The rare mineral Cornwallite from the St. Day area of Cornwall.

>>2055
Wow that's pretty. What is it, /rock/?

>>2057
Could be fluorite, but I'm not really sure

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CK5jhOB_8nA
Some more music

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Northern hemisphere
Good to have cake in December
There are a lot of Christmas decorations where I'm at already

>>2025
Sounds fun! Enjoy the nommy-looking cake, Anon.  :D

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Take a break and enjoy some cake or pie

>>2037
Sounds really good, Anon. GG!

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I have started work on updating the code (for the Catgirl Pool Party game demo)
So far the intro scenes work just like before. Next I'll update the code for the title screen, menus, options and finally I'll update the gameplay.
My plan is to finish all this before Christmas day. After Christmas I will focus on making changes to the gameplay, adding music to the game and prepare the game demo for /agdg/ demo day 66

>>2039
Looks great. Best of luck with the project!

I couldn't update all the code for the Mega Drive/Genesis version of Catgirl Pool Party before Christmas day, but I'll likely keep working on it later
I'm strongly considering working more on the Godot version of the game

>>2039
There wasn't enough time to submit a demo for demoday 66, I forgot to post this up until now
Perhaps I could submit an updated demo for the next one
I'm busy these days with other matters, but I will likely work on this again later

https://www.world-famous.com/DonKellyStuff/Don-Kelly-AntiGravity.html

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I just found this book

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>>2047
Its a part of a series of books
These books are all in a pic on the site linked in
>>2046
There are more books in the series, you can look them up

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>>2048
On that site there's also this pic

>>2049
Direct link to that page:
https://www.world-famous.com/Alien-Presence/index.html

>>1937
Yeah, but it's been a long time since 8chan died. I did actually post on all the other incarnations up to and including the Wapchan one, but I ended up leaving that one a while ago. The old 8chan flavor is gone now.

>>1938
Fair enough then. Time to move on to something new?

>>1939
/comfy/ helps fill some of the void, but there was something unique about the old /kind/. There was room for a little spiciness without things getting too uncivil. I miss 8chan, and in that sense I don't know where I'd move on to when I'd feel more comfortable in the past. The webring has been great. I'd be all in on posting on here until I'm old and gray in a retirement home. Still, I can't help but miss the old days.

>>1940
>I miss 8chan, and in that sense I don't know where I'd move on to when I'd feel more comfortable in the past.
Yeah, I know Anon. I miss it too. Case of
>"Don't know what you've got till it's gone..."
blues, ehh?

Still everyone has to keep moving forward. Can't let the past paralyze your future.

>>1935
I managed to fix it, it was a bit of a hack job but it works

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https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/343524-this-week-in-space-stargates-stardates-and-the-leidenfrost-effect

>>1097 (OP) 
>pic
Very nice. That's one of the best images of Andromeda I've ever seen. Strikes me as an amatuer shot as well. Thanks OP.

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>>1891
I was able to make my own design, which the image above was modified from.

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>>1891
>>1892
Whoops, I accidentally sent the message prematurely...
What I was trying to say is...

I was able to make my own design, which the image above was modified from.
Granted, it does have limited articulation, but it does have unlimited customization options, and moddable offline local AI. And she's fully DIY, bypassing any market restrictions. I would also say that it is very cute and lovable, but ofc that is subjective

And I am not the only one. Other people are working on their own designs

>>1893
It is impressive, Anon. That said, we don't all have that sort of talent to make those things ourselves (hence my comments on the market).  I will have to be satisfied with my present means of coping (My Little Pony).

>>1894
Well you can make my design quite easily, if you can work with Ikea furniture, model planes/ships, or even pony figurine dioramas, then you can definitely make a Galatea v3.

-No soldering required
-No programming required

>>1896
Updated to 3.0.7