'>>37858974
what are you talking about? it's 2020. god i hate this fucking lockdown';

'>>37858974
I can’t tell if you’re joking… it’s 3030, we literally just celebrated the millennial anniversary of deltron’s album drop. Did you miss a haptic mesh diagnostic or something? You understand that hololinq games aren’t real… right?';

'>>37858993

Administer nanomeds.';

'>>37858974
We’re leaving the old 3D perception of time.';

'Does anyone know if we’re moving closer to Sagittarius A’ than “usual?”';

'>>37860011
What exactly does that mean?';

'>>37858974
shills aside, yes, space expands time contracts. every day is slightly shorter then the previous day, before the last day of this sun the day swill be as hours, and in the first hours of the first suns rise civilizations of men rose and fell';

'>>37860280
Literally nothing';

'>>37858974
Years feel like months, months like weeks, weeks like days, and days like just moments.';

'>>37861504
Exactly';

'You know the perception of time can be altered by consciousness, right? What do you think is happening? A mass change in consciousness, perhaps?

We're closer to 2424.';

'>>37862100
Fuck do you mean by this?';

'>>37858974
It's just something that happens when you grow older.';

'>>37862124
This. The older we get, the smaller a fraction of our life each year represents. When you were 10, 5 years was 50% of your entire life. At 50, it's only 10%.';

'>>37862118
Souls are like fragments of a hologram. Some fragments are moving at a slow frequency, and other fragments are moving much faster. And accelerating.

The problem is that the slower-frequency fragments share a Planetary Logos with the faster-frequency fragments, and the disparity is becoming too great for them to handle.

But it is the Planetary Logos that *needs* to accelerate to cleanse the cosmic virus and heal. Hence, the slow-frequency fragments will have to be moved off-world for their continued development.';

'>>37858974

At least everyone is joking about different times. But for actual schizos out there we're nowhere near 2020';

'>>37862159
Don't worry. Pfizer has you covered.';

'>>37862167
Sure would suck to get hit with bioweapons, wouldn't it...? Probably better to die young and take the exit, for most.';

'>>37858974
yes at least to me it "feels" that way, but maybe because i'm always alone. Time feels longer with more people around than with filtered internet info.';

'>>37862219
Yup big pharma is definitely interested in your well being. Don't forget to get boosted.';

'it always feels like it was just yesterday';

'>>37862100
einstein took preatos fnP = AB^X and applied it too high velocity radiance experiments to codify general relativity, he spent the rest of his life failing to ratify special relativity, cause mass is fictional, charge density, an abundance of valance electrons expands space and contracts time proportional to the charge density.
https://youtu.be/hM2lkzlWbZ8?si=3HXZrErYwaOeUQa3';

'>>37863080
I love that song.';

'>>37862100
>>37862159
Is this the 3d/5d split? When does the process complete?';

'>>37858974
fuck time seek the eternity.';

'>>37863681
There's no set or fixed time. It depends on individual and collective factors.

The Sun, Earth, and other planets within the ring-pass-not are all evolving with humanity, as are the other kingdoms. Some planets are more advanced than Earth, and in a higher round - Venus and Saturn for example.';

'In order to heal Earth/Danuih, and progress, we must cleanse the cosmic virus from our Planetary Logos. The Age of Pisces must end, and the process is well under way. Collectively, we're much further ahead into Aquarius than mundane astrologers know, because they do not have a proper understanding of Time.';

'>>37858974
Eh, not really? But I think that it was already Schopenhauer who figured out that subjective time accelerates as we get older - if you are 10, one year is 10% of your life, if you are 50, it's just 2%.';

'>>37865827
There has to be more to it than that';

'>>37864607
Time is eternal Anon.';

'>>37858974
yea';

'>>37863587
its a good one for sure, shame how slow itll sound in afew years :S
https://youtu.be/N_dZhIs_Kqk?si=w0uwGq85yxn0J7ZR
>>37865827
and how did he figure out that this was subjective and not objective? imagine yourself in a dark room, your asked to wait 5 mins then count out 25 seconds, how accurately can you wait the 5 mins with out some kind of internal rythm game that involved the recent memory of timed systems? this idea that humans can cognate temporarily is unsubsstantiated, even 6 min short tem memory cant do time i with out external systems, this bullshit implies long term memory can cognate temporarily at all with out external metrics. but we cant, space expands as time contracts, every day under the sun is shorter then the last, causality is eternal';

'>>37858974
For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be.

And except those days should be shortened, there should no flesh be saved: but for the elect's sake those days shall be shortened.

Then if any man shall say unto you, Lo, here is Christ, or there; believe it not.
For there shall arise false Christs, and false prophets, and shall shew great signs and wonders; insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect.
Behold, I have told you before.
Wherefore if they shall say unto you, Behold, he is in the desert; go not forth: behold, he is in the secret chambers; believe it not.

For as the lightning cometh out of the east, and shineth even unto the west; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.';

'>get older
>time appears to progress faster because you're having fewer and fewer brand new, never-before-esperienced experiences
>go schzo about it';