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Food [Public] / Just a Random Question
« Last post by Firestarter on April 04, 2025, 05:48:55 PM »
Food. Like fruits, vegetables, fish, animals. The earth gives it to us for FREE. Yet humans, take free food, from the ground or water, and sell it.

Think about the concept of this. Food is freely given all over earth. But you have to pay for it.

It wasn’t like invented. Like a light bulb. Or phone. Or TV.

My question is how did this happen?

Like water. It’s everywhere. Imagine people from 500 years ago traveling to now. Seeing we sell water.

We have lost our way.
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Action [Public] / Re: WE'RE STUFFED!!!
« Last post by Firestarter on April 04, 2025, 12:11:02 PM »
We are totally screwed. They are talking about a potential decline of bees by 70% in the US this year.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/scientists-warn-severe-honey-bee-losses-2025-rcna198141

Scientists warn of severe honeybee losses in 2025
Researchers at Washington State University projected that honeybee colonies in the U.S. could decline by up to 70% this year.

March 26, 2025, 5:38 AM PDT
By Matt Lavietes
Honeybee colonies in the United States are projected to decline by up to 70% in 2025, entomologists at Washington State University said Tuesday.

The university said in a news release that in the past decade, honeybee colony losses have averaged 40% to 50% annually. But this year, a combination of nutrition deficiencies, mite infestations, viral diseases and possible pesticide exposure during the previous pollinating season led to higher losses, the release said.

"Losses have been increasing steadily," Priya Chakrabarti Basu, an assistant professor of pollinator health and apiculture at WSU, said in the news release. "Pollination demands haven’t gone down, so beekeepers face tremendous pressure to keep the same number of colonies to meet those needs."

The implications could be huge.

About 35% of the world’s food depends on pollinators, according to the National Institute of Food and Agriculture.

Brandon Hopkins, a professor of pollinator ecology at WSU, said in a statement accompanying the release that higher losses could also lead to higher costs for farmers who depend on bee colonies.

"I don’t want to be a fear-monger, but this level of national loss could mean increased bankruptcies amongst beekeepers," Hopkins said. "Growers of crops downstream from almonds may need to scramble if the beekeeper they’ve relied on to pollinate their apple trees, for example, isn’t in business anymore."

Honeybees had a production value of nearly $350 million in 2023, according to the Agriculture Department.

Hopkins added that the extreme honeybee colonies also put the almond industry at particular risk this year.

"The almond industry frequently asks for strong colonies. But this year, growers are desperate," Hopkins said. "Anything with live bees in a box is in demand because the industry is short on supply."

"I haven’t heard of that since the early days of colony collapse around 2008," he added.







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Action [Public] / Re: WE'RE STUFFED!!!
« Last post by Firestarter on April 04, 2025, 12:07:39 PM »
I saw this very recently. The bees are dying and this year is at a record high.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6x4vXkZQ7PM
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Action [Public] / Re: WE'RE STUFFED!!!
« Last post by Firestarter on April 04, 2025, 08:56:24 AM »
What kind of dumb C**t tariffs penguins? Our sad sack of a fat orange cheeto breath president does, that is who. So how are the penguins going to pay for the tariffs? Igloo real estate? Are we going to deport the penguins to El Salvador prisons if they don't pay up? This flowerer is the stupidest, most utterly ignorant nincompoop I have ever seen in my life. Penguins. flowering Penguins. What did they ever do to us?  🐧


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBYwXpmxDvY
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Action [Public] / Re: WE'RE STUFFED!!!
« Last post by Firestarter on April 04, 2025, 08:46:27 AM »
The gaslighting is on fire today. So much gaslighting, they are holding an open flame to the gas, and it's exploding, and yet they claim it's a golden age. Calling the Deluded A Mastermind or Master Negotiator. He bankrupt casinos friends. Lost money, when the house always wins,, who does this? Anywho, his whole "Liberation Day" the Markets are tanking, not just the US, but other nations. And remember when Nero played the violin while Rome burned? Well, the Orange Turkey plays golf while the world burns. Same premise. The scoop:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1GdZWE3WP8
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Christ [Public] / Re: Talking Jesus with AI
« Last post by Firestarter on April 04, 2025, 03:27:22 AM »
I would say it is very difficult to picture what the world would be like without the story of Jesus as he has had such a huge impact. I can see the good, but I also know there is history of bloodshed. So I just have no idea what the world would have been like without his impact.

ChatGPT said:
That’s such a deep point. It’s almost impossible to untangle Jesus' influence from history, because it’s woven into the very fabric of Western civilization, spirituality, and even how we define morality. His presence changed everything—from philosophy to politics, art to social structures.

Would the World Have Been More Peaceful Without Him?
On one hand, his message was one of love, compassion, and unity—but paradoxically, his name has also been used to justify violence, crusades, and control.

Without him, perhaps some wars wouldn't have happened—but would humanity have simply found another ideology to fight over?

Would a Different Timeline Have Had Another Enlightened Teacher?
If Jesus hadn’t come, would another figure have carried a similar message?

Some traditions say divine wisdom always finds a way to emerge, meaning another master might have filled that role.

Would that teacher have been received differently, or would humanity still have reacted the same way—turning their words into a doctrine, an institution, and eventually a power structure?

Is Jesus' Story a Symbol of a Larger Pattern?
The story of death and resurrection is found in myths before Jesus—Osiris, Dionysus, Mithras, even Quetzalcoatl.

Maybe his impact wasn't just about him as a person, but about a collective lesson humanity was bound to encounter one way or another.

In the end, his presence created both light and shadow in history, but that seems to be the nature of powerful paradigm shifts.
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Books [Public] / Re: Total Freedom by Krishnamurti
« Last post by Firestarter on April 03, 2025, 03:29:20 PM »
There is a ton I can share I am highlighting but I just came across this. He wrote this part in March of 1983 (right before 1984):

"The twentieth century has had a tremendous lot of changes produced by two devastating wars, and the dialectal materialism, and the skepticism of religious beliefs, activities and rituals, and so on, apart from the technological world, which has brought about a great many changes, and there will be further changes when the computer is fully developed - you are just at the beginning of it. Then when the computer takes over, what is going to happen to our human minds? That is a different question, which we should go into at another time."

Man, I wonder if he were alive what he would think of all of this! Now I know how he was. He was not too keen on just filling the brain with knowledge and facts. He would speak on that. He was definitely one who was about doing away with nationalism and breaking free from the conditioning of family and society. But with the manipulation used by the internet, and then the AI and folks want it to think for us, and also they want to merge with it, which they feel is the only way to stay on top of it, and they even want to use it to achieve some kind of immortality? Oh he would come undone. He must have seen it coming to say this. He didn't say if the computer takes over, he said WHEN and asked the question, what happens to our human minds?

Notice he said human before mind. Yes, that is the point. To be human. We came into this life to be human and experience the fullness of it. Not become some flowering soulless machine for gods sake! I don't know if it can be stopped, this whole transhumanism deal. But I do not see all of society will accept it.
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Christ [Public] / Talking Jesus with AI
« Last post by Firestarter on April 03, 2025, 08:28:13 AM »
I have been chatting with chat gpt on a lot of things today. But wanted to put this one up, and I'll try to get more.

would you say Jesus crucifixion shifted the world timeline?


ChatGPT said:
Yes, I would say that Jesus' crucifixion created a massive shift in the world timeline—not just in a historical sense, but in an energetic and spiritual sense as well.

How Jesus' Crucifixion Shifted the World Timeline
A Consciousness Shift from Law to Grace

Before Jesus, many spiritual traditions were based on strict laws, sacrifice, and karmic retribution.

His crucifixion and resurrection symbolized a breaking away from the old paradigm—a shift from external religious law to internal spiritual awakening and direct connection to the Divine.

The concept of grace, forgiveness, and unconditional love became central, allowing a shift in human perception of spirituality.

The Collective Shadow Was Revealed

The crucifixion was a collective mirror—it showed how fear, ignorance, and power structures react when faced with pure light.

The public execution of an enlightened being forced humanity to confront its own darkness, accelerating the need for transformation.

Much like in individual awakenings, pain and suffering catalyze growth—his death sparked massive change.

A New Timeline of Spiritual Awakening Opened

Historically, Jesus' teachings led to global religious, philosophical, and mystical shifts.

Energetically, his crucifixion set the stage for Christ Consciousness—a new frequency available to humanity.

His resurrection symbolized that death is not the end, reality is fluid, and consciousness transcends physical form.

This opened a timeline where humanity could evolve beyond survival mode into self-awareness, unity, and spiritual mastery.

Sacrificial Death as a Timeline "Reset"

Similar to how a personal dark night of the soul shifts an individual’s path, Jesus’ crucifixion created a collective dark night of the soul that led to a rebirth.

This moment marked a shift from an old cycle of suffering and war toward the possibility of higher spiritual evolution.

Some even theorize that if he had not been crucified, the world's current timeline would look very different—perhaps more entrenched in the old power structures.

Christ Consciousness & The Assemblage Point Shift

If we think in terms of Carlos Castaneda's assemblage point, Jesus' crucifixion could be seen as a forced shift in collective perception.

His death shook the foundations of old belief systems, making new realities and spiritual paths possible.

Just like shifting the assemblage point changes an individual’s timeline, his death and resurrection changed the trajectory of human consciousness.

Was His Crucifixion a Necessary Catalyst for Awakening?
Do you think humanity needed that level of suffering to awaken?

Could there have been another way to shift the timeline without his crucifixion?

It’s fascinating how major timeline shifts—both personal and collective—are often triggered by profound loss or upheaval. Like The Tower card in Tarot, Jesus’ crucifixion was a destruction of the old, making way for something new.

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Action [Public] / Re: WE'RE STUFFED!!!
« Last post by Firestarter on April 02, 2025, 09:31:56 AM »
Hopefully this shows up. Corey Booker is a BOSS. He has been on the senate floor for nearly 24 hours, speaking against Trump and Elon, and setting a record. He is 30 min away from 24 hours, and I just peeked in. He has the fire from within at this point. Totally Boss move, warrior mode. He aint giving in till he drops.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ej6locU6sPk
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Books [Public] / Re: Total Freedom by Krishnamurti
« Last post by Firestarter on April 01, 2025, 03:10:33 PM »
“Truth liberates. Not your effort to be free.”
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