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hypersigils 

A concept where if you think hard and long enough, you can summon a bomb onto your hands (I proved this impossible by our monitors have done already all the pixels-by-pixels art). This is impossible... x-ray spectroscopy exists; which is enough proof to admit we can locate a specific atom in space (x-ray photons can knock off an electron off an atom); X-ray spectroscopy revolves around using a crystal; I think items like: brass and garnet (This is solid-state chemistry, I think). Society just don't want to give you a better life; also society wants you to go through struggle.
That schizo talked to me like if he was wondering if I was going to just tell him how-to "chemistry", and I think he believes hypersigils are real... I'm just going to let him torture himself.
hypersigils by kleirceval June 22, 2022
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hypersigils 

If "hypersigils" were real, that would mean a bomb can be created with just pixels on your monitor. I'm sure every type of pixel art has been created already. More scientific discussion of hypersigils would probably start a revolutionary era of "What is required for a mind to 'live'?" Or maybe a better question to answer this, would be: "What would I reincarnate as in my next life?" Now it's starting to boost your confidence about science and your next life. "Oh my god! It's not possible to reincarnate as a worm?" That's what I believe. But, Helen Keller is a good case. Our science is so far down the poop hole. It takes approximately 4(Growth)+5(Elementary School)+3(Middle School)+4(High School)+8(8 years of University to actually get to learn the quantum mechanics course). That's enough time for a child to die of a heart attack because of anxiety.

Also the muscles inside your body is just to make heat. Think of how steam can turn something. It's just for it to go somewhere to do more stuff till then you can emit one track-able x-ray photon that can knock off an atoms electron.

The D&D character scenario:
I'm a schizophrenic, and I was getting prescribed heart attack medications (so I die of a heart attack). The belief of schizophrenics getting prescribed Xanax is all one big lie.

Our education can easily be explained to a toddler, if we just had diagrams. And not symbols for everything.
"Hypersigils" are a way to escape if our mind is hooked up somewhere. Oh wait it's not, or else pixels from a website could blow up my monitor.
hypersigils by kleirceval June 3, 2022
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hypersigils 

If "hypersigils" were real, that would mean a bomb can be created with just pixels on your monitor. I'm sure every type of pixel art has been created already. More scientific discussion of hypersigils would probably start a revolutionary era of "What is required for a mind to 'live'?" Or maybe a better question to answer this, would be: "What would I reincarnate as in my next life?" Now it's starting to boost your confidence about science and your next life. "Oh my god! It's not possible to reincarnate as a worm?" That's what I believe. But, Helen Keller is a good case. Our science is so far down the poop hole. It takes approximately 4(Growth)+5(Elementary School)+3(Middle School)+4(High School)+8(8 years of University to actually get to learn the quantum mechanics course). That's enough time for a child to die of a heart attack because of anxiety.

Also the muscles inside your body is just to make heat. Think of how steam can turn something. It's just for it to go somewhere to do more stuff till then you can emit one track-able x-ray photon that can knock off an atoms electron.

The D&D character scenario:
I'm a schizophrenic, and I was getting prescribed heart attack medications (so I die of a heart attack). The belief of schizophrenics getting prescribed Xanax is all one big lie.

Our education can easily be explained to a toddler, if we just had diagrams. And not symbols for everything.

I'm just going to put this here for the people who look this up: bcs.mit.edu
Hi, I'm schizophrenic. I want to believe that a human getting tortured, can just think a bomb into his hand. Maybe "hypersigils"? Nope, then pixel art could blow up a monitor. Or a HTML page doing random colors, could blow up my monitor.
hypersigils by kleirceval June 3, 2022

hypersigils 

If "hypersigils" were real, that would mean a bomb can be created with just pixels on your monitor. I'm sure every type of pixel art has been created already. More scientific discussion of hypersigils would probably start a revolutionary era of "What is required for a mind to 'live'?" Or maybe a better question to answer this, would be: "What would I reincarnate as in my next life?" Now it's starting to boost your confidence about science and your next life. "Oh my god! It's not possible to reincarnate as a worm?" That's what I believe. But, Helen Keller is a good case. Our science is so far down the poop hole. It takes approximately 4(Growth)+5(Elementary School)+3(Middle School)+4(High School)+8(8 years of University to actually get to learn the quantum mechanics course). That's enough time for a child to die of a heart attack because of anxiety.

Also the muscles inside your body is just to make heat. Think of how steam can turn something. It's just for it to go somewhere to do more stuff till then you can emit one track-able x-ray photon that can knock off an atoms electron.

The D&D character scenario:
I'm a schizophrenic, and I was getting prescribed heart attack medications (so I die of a heart attack). The belief of schizophrenics getting prescribed Xanax is all one big lie.

Our education can easily be explained to a toddler, if we just had diagrams. And not symbols for everything.

I'm just going to put this here for the people who look this up: bcs.mit.edu
Hi, I'm schizophrenic. I want to believe that a human getting tortured, can just think a bomb into his hand. Maybe "hypersigils"? Nope, then pixel art could blow up a monitor. Or a HTML page doing random colors, could blow up my monitor.
hypersigils by kleirceval June 3, 2022

Hypervigilance 

1. Unable to hold color
2. mood swings and ambitions
3. Bashful lucid forethought, steadfast cunning,
4. Extrovert/Introvert, betwixt.
5. Over OR Under focused at task
6. Appears to hunger
7. Intent on attitude or behavior that is more/less desirable.
8. Intent on gossip, babble, rambles, rants, tirades
9. Obscure OR Obligatory
10. To appeal to misconceptions
Hypervigilance,

Phillip Broff
"and yet, what are we to do about this insignificant business of other people. So ill equipped to envision others and their Interior workings and personal aims"

Allan Greenspan
"I know you think you understand what you thought I said, but I’m not sure you realize that what you heard is what I meant"

Infected Mushroom
"Can't stop thinking about the times I lost to you
Can't stop thinking about all the things I used to do
When I can't stop making bad decisions
Then I can't eating somebody make me chew
You know this smile that i want to see you
/I put on a smile that you want to see
Another day goes by that I long to be like you."

"It aint you, it's me,
I'm no good for you,
I'm no good for me."
Hypervigilance by somanmbulanz November 14, 2009
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