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Rumor has it he died several years ago during the pandemic. Only people imitating him are present on the various conspiracy sites , talking like him, using same keywords. Basically pretending to be his ghost - forever haunting his abusers

Neither are real, so it figures. The entire cryptid zoo is like this

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>>2544 (OP) 
Actor who played Cooper is from there too

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Mel's Hole was located about half an hour north of Yakima too

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Yakima itself had a wave of UFO sightings in the 70s and J Allen Hynek even showed up on site to investigate

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There's also Indian art that nobody knows the exact origin of 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakima_Indian_Painted_Rocks

How Much Data Can One Person Generate???

Michael Jimmink, MBAMichael Jimmink, MBA
Michael Jimmink, MBA
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Published Nov 1, 2024
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In today’s hyper-connected world, every tap, text, and temperature adjustment we make creates data points, contributing to a massive digital footprint. The average person now generates thousands of data points per day, from smartphones and wearables to home devices and social media. But just how many data points are we talking about, and what does this flood of information mean for artificial intelligence (AI)? Let’s dive into the numbers and see how AI is transforming our digital trails into actionable insights—and perhaps a little magic.

How Much Data Does One Person Generate in a Day?
With our lives wrapped around tech, a typical individual creates between 50,000 to 100,000 data points daily. Here’s a snapshot of how our daily devices add to this data bonanza:

1. Smartphones (2,000–5,000 data points)
From tracking our steps to logging our late-night Googling, smartphones are the ultimate data-collection machines. Each app use, GPS ping, and social media scroll adds a tiny data point, which might explain why you suddenly see ads for hiking boots after just thinking about going for a hike.

>>2602

Maybe the purpose is not just to contain all the clever people , but also to make them disengage from right wing views and anti government thinking patterns

Introducing 'magic is real' narratives and discredit them for magical thinking seems to work

>>2609
The truth is much more mundane I think. Somehow the site started attracting the occult community rather than just cryptid and ghost stories fans. /x/ had always been about lying, so the step from lying about sightings to lying abut having a direct connection to god, demons, angels etc wasn't as hard as you'd think. Many true schizophrenics then started to brows that board and nobody can tell what the hell they're saying on some threads anymore. The nobody is like that

>>2610

You're absolutely right on the dollar.
This is why I have already left 4chan altogether and won't be on ourchan anymore , my summer holidays is up and we're leaving for the trip next week

A nice time to say goodbye to a variety of places. I used to love Reddit and I will be on Reddit only (just various news subs only plus /r/TikTokCringe and /r/askcarguys) right after I'm back from the summer break

All the best

>>2590

Maybe I'll meet you on the beach :) , if it happens to be where I am heading for the summer break

>>2549 (OP) 
Those are the last people we want here.

>>2550
said fag and tranny in same sentence...its important...not about getting them over per se...the right eyes need to see where im at and their assuming im sitting out when they timed the ban for the mideast shotshow

anybody know if i drive for another wifi ip if there is anything else i have to dodge with a 4chan ban

didnt work...idk if its device id ...kinda crazy i cant get one person to help

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WU67BNZn4nI

>>2555
Use a diff device. Go to a library.

Fringe is the kookiest place you will ever go on the imageboards. It is one slender hair away from the nobody

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>>2479 (OP) 
Only the super cool 90s folks will remember the schwa universe.

I mostly came up with this on my own but I've read comments like this here on x a long time ago

I have never heard of another satisfying answer to the problem of evil and the problem of divine hiddeness.
This is the best/least bad one in my opinion.

Please tell me if and how I'm wrong

I do think you're wrong anon.  I always thought the same thing up until just a few years ago.  Evil was never supposed to even be here on this planet.   We were supposed to live 1000 years, learn a few things.  Like how to coexist with others, work with other.  Then take those things to heaven where we live for the rest of eternity, without having to mess heaven up the first 500 years we're there with stupid mistakes.  Sounds reasonable right?   Call earth a school.  

Except... somehow evil, inn the form of Lucifer, Satan and the fallen angels wound up down here with us, to corrupt us.  We never should have been corrupt.    All we were hear to do is learn how to work on group projects without stepping on each other's toes.  And if we do step on somebody's toes, how to make it right.  So how and why did evil wind up here?  

There is a recurring theme in the Bible.  A king delivers an edict.  At the time he delivers the edict, it seems like a good idea.  Sometimes a scumbag trusted advisor talks him into it.  Once the edict is made, it cannot be reversed.   Once the edict is made, it cannot be reversed.  The King has to largely sit on his hands, and let it play out.    he can help a little bit sometimes, but never enough that his actions effectively reverse the edict.  It's kind of like anybody who is harmed by the edict is on his own, but the King helps when he can.  I think this is God telling us, something like that happened to him once.  

He trusted somebody, they 

>>2471 (OP) 
Well this moral God better not be Yahwee . Because Yahwee is pretty evil and barbaric through out the old Jewish testament.

>>2397

Weaponize the autists
Arm the schizos
Talk them into Gnosticism and tell them world is fake

You see many of  them already going mad as derealisation sets in

It won't end well

>>2398

Canacuck .... Still better then a follower of a political religious cult?

Were not bashing each others heads in

I am so sick of this pedophilic nigger

>>2349

I hide my Canadian flag just for you

>>2382
The physical appearance of the possessed person changes.  Their face gets all contorted and demonic looking.  That's not a secret or unknown.  But their eyes turning black is a whole other level.  

>>2382
>Talking about this would only make them look crazy.

every now and again we get lucky and somebody comes out of the deep generational, ritualistic hell they've lived in, probably since they were children.  We get this unique opportunity to see what really goes on behind the closed doors of the Satanic elites.  ...And nobody believes them.  Because the stories they tell are beyond what the average normie could ever even imagine in his mind.  They think Satanists are Ozzy Osborne biting the heads of of bats, wearing black lipstick and flashing the horned hand to look cool.  It's horrors you can't imagine, because your not evil.  We can't even make up in our imaginations what these people do.  Only they would be evil enough to do it

Proof that manifesting doesn't work. :(

>>2395

Exactly

>>1826 (OP) 
>Whos stopping us from doing that?
Likely your own self-preservation

>>1826 (OP) 
It doesn’t work because I love you, anon.

I hope you get your life out of a rut (if it is in a rut), have white children, and save your guy’s race from extinction! God bless!

I agree with you op

Terry wants me to ban myself from the internet for 3 months so I go now