@Swagga Lee do agree with you but I can only have a knowledge based on the information available. That's all any of us can do. I also agree with @Godbody in the sense that you are really dealing in semantics. Of course we know only what we were told and when new information is presented knowledge changes.

Quoting myself for accuracy and truth. How much more do you need to see and how much more do I need to make you aware of?

I've been trying to find "SEE RED" shirts on Google so I can find out if this is something they do every year and I'm buggin but of course it's not and I'm right. This is the first time they made these "SEE RED" shirts.

Making a distinction between knowledge and information is not mere semantics. When I arrived at my present view of what constitutes knowledge, I had to throw away 99% of the things I thought I knew and un-learn a lot of things. Today, I know very little, if anything at all...but the things I do "know" stand on a much more solid foundation. There's actually a lot of freedom in that (knowing that you know very little). Not saying that knowledge can't be derived from information, but like I said before, the information has to be internalized (through experience, evidence, reasoning). You are your own first reference to reality. Everything you come to be aware of, you become aware of through being you. So the adage that "if man must know, man must himself BE what he knows" holds a lot of weight to me.

Well the way I "know" is when I read something (especially in a spiritual sense), it resonates with me deeply. And when I am presented with "facts" that backs up that intuition, I then claim "I know".

I'm bored with this.

@Rant

Spoderman thread?

I don't practice QBL but I appreciate ideas found in it. There's concepts that more or less intertwine all major religions. Some would say there's a thread that runs throughout them. Kabbalist, Sufis, Rosicrucians.. all share integral teachings.

Jews aren't trying to take over the world. They're pawns like the rest of us in most cases. However, due to Christian law, Jews were used throughout the centuries by Christian Nobility. Usually in banking or in government. Because usury is a sin for Christians and Muslims. The reason Jews dominate certain professions now is because of their IQ and racial skill sets. They excel in those fields because learning has always been a core value of their culture. The history of the Jews is pretty much get used and shit on, come up off the system in place, then get kicked out for out thinking the corrupt aristocracy. And I don't think it's a conspiracy for a group to seek prominent positions in society. It's intelligent and always done. Now, a lot of Jewish people do posses great power and do fucked up shit. But that's not cuz all Jews are evil it's cuz power corrupts and the path to power is corruption.

Red and blue can represent duality but so can a lot of things. Men/Women, Young/Old or Dark and light, which is the most common analogy used. Red represents blood/Blue represents the sky. Combine the two and you get purple the color of the god king or "emperor". All colors affect our moods though. Red makes you hungry, aware, and shows youthfulness, it also increases your appetite for something and blue seems refreshing, inviting, trustworthy. Red and blue are the perfect combination for fast foods and such and why you see the combination so often. I do believe in mass programming through television and music.

Numerology is what you make of it. You can have a great life without knowing it ever existed. And you can live a horrible life always checking what your numerologist says. Is it real? Depends on what you mean. With predictions the predictions are written vaguely or in a way most can feel it applies to them in some way. Especially if they really want to find it there. But numbers do have meaning. From their inception every number meant something.. Odd numbers are masculine and even numbers are feminine. 1 is the complete structure, 3 is our understanding of god, 4 the earth and 5 is the son. The 5 levels of elevation. Real numerology isn't fortune telling it's gaining an understanding. There's lots of tricks and secrets in math and Geometry that are cool but what's it matter? Practicality matters most. And practical applications and uses. If no practical uses then who tf cares. The Fibonacci sequence is something very interesting that artists and others make use of though.

Babylon is not the same as Sumer. The Sumerian culture was around first. And a lot of their writings were taken out of context by the guy who wrote Chariots of The Gods. The Sumerian religion was likely invented with a two fold purpose.. 1) as a tool to indoctrinate slaves. And 2) as a closed system of initiation for its elite. With an outer an inner religion. The gods and goddesses of Sumer were stars and planets and their movements were the basis of their theology. With that being said it's highly unlikely they worshipped aliens or were taught by aliens. As their entire plethora of gods were based around a perception of movements given from earths location. With the exception of Planet X. But Sumerians were extremely knowledgeable when it came to astrology and could of recorded a planet rarely seen or computed its possibility by some unknown method.

I think you have good ideas and are on the right path but not the right path.

Research Corey Goode. He's a whistleblower. He actually worked in the secret space program and has actually substantiated the ancient alien theory. As well William Tompkins also made the same claims. Tompkins was a navy aerospace engineer and has helped design and has flown every known and unknown aircraft the navy has.

Well, I'll site a conspiracy theorist then.. William Cooper, retired navy intel officer and author of Behold A Pale Horse, said there was reverse technology from captured alien craft and aliens. But later retracted this and claimed intel and people privy to top secret projects were often shown bullshit to later confuse and discredit them i.e. Things like being taken to see alien craft and staring at goats.

I was talking about red/blue programming and the Rockets fans had "SEE RED" shirts on during the game. Your entire post is irrelevant so type essays up all you want it's not helping your case when there's a glaring case of red/blue programming on probably the most watched televised NBA series of the first round in Oklahoma City vs Houston

But it's cute that you know a little bit.

That's where intuition comes in. Trusting in what I feel.

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Bunch of fucking Nihilists on LB. Lmao