/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17704657
>hi 42, assuming you are the 42
there's a few discord trannies spreading it around that "the real 42" isn't around anymore hahaha

>>17704657
>can you tell me how learning about symbolism and gematria related to chainlink strengthened your belief in God?
my training and formal education in physics and quantum as well as my studies after university in Catholicism, philosophy, esoterica, sacred geometries, the study of electromagnetism and the nature of time and reality all strengthened my understanding of God to the point where it is no longer a question or even doubt in my mind.

It's experiential so it goes beyond just conceptualizing something in your mind and extends into my experience of reality

I did that thread on the electromagnetic horns and the horned Moses phenomena where I talk about a specific experience:

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>>17595342
>42 I kind of like you but you seem just a tad too schizo
that's okay, give it some time and let the ideas settle in your mind
you'll begin to "see"

>>17595344
>The fact is, however, that there are very few people who can change the "zeitgeist" or whatever you want to call the status quo of humanity.
doesn't stop me from trying

>>17577406
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mVWd1aLiYZQU8VvYFBnW8kxodeYim3bYDIFfh-w42eU/pub

>>17538725
>That part about the poor being labeled as unfortunate, and nowadays losers really hit.
it's okay
the pedophile papers these people collect and their revenue retrieval looks like a sick joke compared to what DLTs have to offer
fiat is the poor mans currency
secularism is the poor mans religion

I'd much rather have a settled conscience and have the seat of my consciousness be in order than to "normalize" to this retarded (((society))) with all the trappings of status.

Jesus said it very clearly:
1 John 2:15
"Do not love the world or the things in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him."

>>17534688
>We are fucking early, very early. Anons need to sit the fuck down and think of chainlink as a resource instead of quick money.
of course
it takes some de-programming of normies to move them away from thinking in terms of fiat and realizing that CL isn't a currency but rather CL is something entirely new

>>17534688
>Furthermore there are only 123k chainlink holders
for now...

>>17534703
>I'm a faggot who ate too many mushrooms and I ruin every thread
then you just might enjoy this interview:
https://youtu.be/ZaYREzYrdNU

>>17506049
>schizoid
It’s called the chimeral mind and modern technocrats are terrified of the implications.

>>17471419
>I'm kinda lost aswell, after the second post it just gets confusing

"Assume the measure of all known scientific facts at the beginning of year A.D. 1 as One
Jesus, named for the celebrated philosopher born in that year. That first year A.D. was One,
by the way, not Zero – much the same as the first inning of a ball game is Inning 1, not Inning
0, from beginning to end.
That knowledge brought Homo sapiens from about 100,000 years ago and the discovery
of fire, let’s say, through the early years at the University of Athens (Socrates, Pythagoras,
Plato, Aristotle, Archimedes, etc.). Prior to that, of course, it actually took all the billions of
years that led us to such a pivotal moment in time.
How long did it take us to double this accumulation of knowledge, to achieve the
equivalent information of Two Jesuses? …Only 1,500 years or so with the likes of Cicero,
Seneca, daVinci, Fibonacci, Gutenberg and their learned colleagues.
And doubling again? Only 250 years, taking us up to year 1750 and Four Jesuses. Eight
Jesuses took less than 125 additional years, through about 1875. By 1940 we were at 16 J,
and 1970 at 32 J. These were the times of Pascal, Leibniz, Boolean, Babbage, Bell, Edison,
Ford, Marconi and Einstein to name but a few.
By 1985 the count was up to 64 J, 1992 at 128 J. 1995 brought us to 256 J, 1998 over 512
J. We now have developers of our modern computer in the mix, along with the research labs
of Bell, IBM, Xerox, Hewlett-Packard and the like. And there’s Bill Gates and Stephen Jobs,
helping to market the computers that thousands of scientists around the world are busily
developing.
We are now at several thousand Jesuses and the Jesuses are jumping quickly. In short, we
are living in a mental transformation space; that is, an omni-dimensional halo expanding
toward infinity in all directions. The innovators are now people like you and me, creating new
ideas from anywhere there’s a plug-in."

>>17470468
Future chainlink price
It’s all the (((TA))) you’ll ever need.

>>17450253
>NOOOOOOOOOO
to be honest she could just be saving face with that post since this Rhodes boy put everyone in an awkward position with his religious posting (aka globohomo)

these people abide by a dogma of retardation
secular ideologies are a poor mans religion and are responsible for the deaths of untold millions of innocent people

fuck the government
fuck modern religion (aka globohomo)
the first thing the priesthood of globohomo does is it goes looking for heretics to brand and burn
the globohomo religion has only one purpose, to consolidate power in the hands of a very small amount of corruptible people

their time is coming to an end
they will no longer be making pariahs of the best people
they are the modern day pharisees and they will be called out for what they're doing

>>17379956
>For 7 is the number of the young light
7 days in a week
7 minutes = 420 seconds
420/7=60
60 seconds in a minute
60 minutes in an hour
>no one knows the hour of the day
>you’d be a fool not to know the sign of the time.

>>17353970
>neither you have the knowledge to even criticize the state of the art of quantum computing, because your schizo brain is too mushy to even grasp normal computers fully.
you clearly haven't been following along
>t. physics undergrad, quantum information graduate

>>17319989
>C-OVID-19
>Abaddon-Sheep-Slaughter
https://youtu.be/Set1KKd6HKM

>>17316449
>I wish i'd know people like you
There’s very few people IRL that think like me. They're around but it’s harder to find them since most people that think like this usually keep their mouths shut in public.
I find company on /biz/ with my fellow /biz/raelis and a few close IRL friends and my waifu of course.

>>17295532
>chainlink extremists

>>17276053
>i think this coin is going to fuck up a lot of peoples mental state the higher and higher it gets

>>17269139
>Thanks brah. BTW, LINK is going to $1,000 so you better not sell early.
You better believe
They have their GC working hard to tie up some of the legal loose ends.
https://chain.link/terms

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>>17227814
>OP didn't pass the marshmallow test.
most people don't
the biggest source of problems in the lives of slaves is their inability to delay gratification
they are incapable of sacrificing in the present for the future and if they do, they usually half-ass it and look for shortcuts immediately
it's no way to live

>>17216344
>Dabble in confirmation bias astrology bullshit and 42 schizothreads

https://youtu.be/a1gPB_XA9AM

>>17203394
https://youtu.be/T-e5M3EdjSc

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