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@Xenophon epistemologically or in reality?

I strongly suspect that humanity is a far older form of life, that was uplifted by an unknown force (fused 2nd and third chromosome) via biological engineering. I believe that "white people" have the highest concentration of Atlantean DNA, followed by the Japanese, Egyptians, and Indians. That there were antediluvian civilizations that built the Pyramids and other megalithic structures throughout the world, predicated upon zenneck wave-like technology.

@MKFenris Its all cringe. Ectogenesis is the most clean methodology of reproducing (and also the most autistic). If women refuse to do the one job that millions of years of evolution created them to do, then we are to make machines that will do their job, and do it better than them.

@Xenophon Just reject middle eastern religions entirely. Then you fall outside the entire jewish/abrahamic paradigm. Once you embrace the idea that you fall outside of the adam/eve protoplast it liberates your soul from the chains of a middle eastern religion, which is foreign and alien to the ethnic and cultural nature of western men. Once the abrahamic veneer is peeled off, a new moral framework not peculiar to our race can take root once again.

AI is now retarded. It used to be based.

Based engineering.

@Tfmonkey Remember, its not actually about the environment and never has been. Its all just a part of intersectionality IE communism.

The law is just words on paper. Roll the law up and smoke it, if you're a sovereign you do what you want. (NOT to be confused with sovereign citizens, who want to have their cake and eat it too). Be more like Skeletor. Kick ass and take names.

The degeneration of western civilization had been ongoing since Constantine made the massive mistake to adopt slave morality.

Christianity is not a western religion. It is a religion from the middle east that is fundamentally afflicted with slave morality. Before Constantine, life wasn't fair and people accepted that it wasn't fair. Weakness was a cardinal "sin" whereas its a virtue in christendom.

@Xenophon I agree with the meteor sentiment.