A brief essay by Ted Kaczynski on the failings of nonviolent resistance to one’s survival in the event of societal breakdown: When Non-Violence is Suicide It’s the autumn of 2025 AD. The technoindustrial system fell apart a year ago, but you and your friends are doing alright. Your garden has flourished this past summer and … More Nonviolence as Suicide
A rather disturbing and hilarious collage of twitter posts from vtubers and streamers talking about their education early in life, and what they’re doing for a living today: Dropped out of my honours architecture program with a 4.0 flawless record to drink water from dog bowls on stream … I have a masters degree … … More Average Top Student
An online poster recounts her interactions with a mystery woman when she was very young. This poster, apparently, has a very good memory, retaining even fragments of it dating back to her infant days. Back when she was around 3, her father would babysit her, feeding her milk and rocking her to sleep whenever her … More A Mystery Spirit Visitor
A 4chan anon discusses a devious free money scheme he has cooked up: I sometimes send bills to companies for money- transfer services. In most cases they don’t pay, but when they do, I get free money. My company’s website clearly states that it offers services of you transferring money to me by paying my … More Free Money
A married young woman finds a mystery green stain in her home. At first it was just on her white cat, but as time went on, more of this stain can be found on different things in her home, ranging from her sofa, bed sheets, throw pillows, even phone chargers and parts of the wall. … More The Mystery of the Green Cat
Newsweek asked RFK Jr. recently on why he would not stop promoting conspiracy theories, and this was his reply: My father told me when I was a little boy that people in authority lie and the job in a democracy is to remain skeptical. I’ve been science-based since I was a kid. Show me the … More RFK Jr. on Conspiracy Theories
A Japanese person’s father got roaring drunk one night and chose to sleep inside the family cat’s home. The cat then flees in horror, or perhaps just annoyance: Such occurrences seem surprisingly common. Although alcohol may not always be involved. Originally from social media.
The possible banning or forced sale of Tiktok has much to do with Jewish political maneuverings. A rather succinct summary from a posted screen cap that circulated on 4chan states thusly: Johnathan Greenblatt, Director of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), said, “We have a major Tiktok problem.” Listen: In The 2 audios below, he is heard … More The Jewish Connection to the Tiktok Ban
Two young roommates who are both attending college together have been plagued by the mystery of their socks and underwear going continuously missing. When one of them decided to take the washing machine apart to investigate, they found a huge cache of missing underthings within the interior space of the machine: At least no more … More The Mystical Place Where Missing Socks go
A pretty damning essay by Jayant Bhandari, an Indian man born in India who later went on to study in Britain and work in various international endeavors, on the essence of Indian culture: Most Westerners know nothing about India beyond vague ideas about Hinduism, yoga, gurus, and maybe a dash of Bollywood. To such people, … More India – It’s Worse Than You Think
Temple of Zagan 