sorry I didn't see this before what the fuck is this conspiracy theory nosense?Neigdoig wrote:
Watch the numerical analysis on it by Call me Kinfolk on YouTube. He passed away at a very convenient time, the first of this month. His death was announced on 3/8, which raised some red flags for me.
I do feel for his family and friends who had to witness this, but it doesn't take away the fact that this was very, and I mean very convenient timing. By the way, we're being mocked about it.
You sure are being mocked by somethingNeigdoig wrote:
Watch the numerical analysis on it by Call me Kinfolk on YouTube. He passed away at a very convenient time, the first of this month. His death was announced on 3/8, which raised some red flags for me.
I do feel for his family and friends who had to witness this, but it doesn't take away the fact that this was very, and I mean very convenient timing. By the way, we're being mocked about it.
Basically, I use gematria (the practice of turning letters into numbers) and date numerologies (math problems of numbers in a certain date in time) to look into what we are not being told about certain events (I did this for Mel's termination and Selen's termination from their respective agencies, and the things said didn't add up officially).Patatitta wrote:
sorry I didn't see this before what the fuck is this conspiracy theory nosense?
they don't teach this stuff because it's a pseudoscience. You can only use this method to really extract things from events that have already happened, and only if as you say "ignore the ones that don't apply to you", so just total bullshit. It can't be used to create predictions for the future, there is nothing else to itNeigdoig wrote:
Basically, I use gematria (the practice of turning letters into numbers) and date numerologies (math problems of numbers in a certain date in time) to look into what we are not being told about certain events (I did this for Mel's termination and Selen's termination from their respective agencies, and the things said didn't add up officially).Patatitta wrote:
sorry I didn't see this before what the fuck is this conspiracy theory nosense?
There are others (like Kinfolk) who are better at it than I am, but I still use it, even for myself, in fact. You can find a lot of synchronicities by looking yourself up (like I have) and learning the numbers attached to your name. Most of them are coincidental seemingly, but if you ignore those ones that don't apply to you, it can be quite exhilarating. I'm saddened that they don't teach this in schools around the world.
when did this turn into a scientific conversation, I just want to know how the entirety of latin america reactedPatatitta wrote:
they don't teach this stuff because it's a pseudoscience. You can only use this method to really extract things from events that have already happened, and only if as you say "ignore the ones that don't apply to you", so just total bullshit. It can't be used to create predictions for the future, there is nothing else to itNeigdoig wrote:
Basically, I use gematria (the practice of turning letters into numbers) and date numerologies (math problems of numbers in a certain date in time) to look into what we are not being told about certain events (I did this for Mel's termination and Selen's termination from their respective agencies, and the things said didn't add up officially).Patatitta wrote:
sorry I didn't see this before what the fuck is this conspiracy theory nosense?
There are others (like Kinfolk) who are better at it than I am, but I still use it, even for myself, in fact. You can find a lot of synchronicities by looking yourself up (like I have) and learning the numbers attached to your name. Most of them are coincidental seemingly, but if you ignore those ones that don't apply to you, it can be quite exhilarating. I'm saddened that they don't teach this in schools around the world.
We were sad to varying degrees, especially dudes.MaxIsABigKaiju wrote:
when did this turn into a scientific conversation, I just want to know how the entirety of latin america reactedPatatitta wrote:
they don't teach this stuff because it's a pseudoscience. You can only use this method to really extract things from events that have already happened, and only if as you say "ignore the ones that don't apply to you", so just total bullshit. It can't be used to create predictions for the future, there is nothing else to itNeigdoig wrote:
Basically, I use gematria (the practice of turning letters into numbers) and date numerologies (math problems of numbers in a certain date in time) to look into what we are not being told about certain events (I did this for Mel's termination and Selen's termination from their respective agencies, and the things said didn't add up officially).Patatitta wrote:
sorry I didn't see this before what the fuck is this conspiracy theory nosense?
There are others (like Kinfolk) who are better at it than I am, but I still use it, even for myself, in fact. You can find a lot of synchronicities by looking yourself up (like I have) and learning the numbers attached to your name. Most of them are coincidental seemingly, but if you ignore those ones that don't apply to you, it can be quite exhilarating. I'm saddened that they don't teach this in schools around the world.