those who read conspiracy theories for a decade+, what are your conclusions?
what summarizes your thoughts on conspiracy theories? who do you think is ultimately the most powerful?
what summarizes your thoughts on conspiracy theories? who do you think is ultimately the most powerful?
20s feel like they are going by fast, especially post covid.
anyone else feel like their days go by really fast as a NEET?
its legit scary.
(it probably doesnt help that i wake up at 1pm and got to sleep at 3am lol).
just read The Prankster and the Conspiracy: The Story of Kerry Thornley and How He Met Oswald and Inspired the Counterculture, I'm curious to know what this sub thinks about Thornley and his connection to Oswald.
I was deep into researching GATE over a decade ago when the discussions first began on forums.
based on my experience and reading hundreds of posts early on, my underlying belief is that it was for finding young people with some sort of extrasensory/parapsychology abilities via the testing they did.
I vividly remember the lady who tested us in a side trailer building told us she was phd psychologist. I think the strange aspect to many of us is that at the time there wasn't any sense of completion or a given point on why we did all these strange tests.
there is a lot of woowoo rabbithole speculation that leads nowhere in gate discussions but from my experience + reading posts.. one thing is undeniably clear: they were doing psychological tests. testing w/ games, looking for behavior, etc. I don't think it was just a normal student IQ test.
if you could summarize what you think GATE was for, what would it be? based on your experience + readings.
because of mental reasons I am skeleton mode as of the past year (to the point I feel like shit all day and no energy), any advice on whats best to eat to gain weight + how I can gain back muscle?
should I avoid anything cardio related for now?
thought of this today. as a NEET your entire life is mostly through a screen. we just see a reflection of the real world, a simulacrum.
what's outside the NEET cave? yeah it may have embarrassment and discomfort but at least its real life and not viewing life through a screen.
sitting in front of a screen all day watching shadows of real life...
memes, vids, streams, other people living. it’s not reality, it’s a representation of it. no fresh real life memories for yourself besides doomscrolling all day to pass the time.
even your dreams feel empty because you don’t have real experiences left to draw from.
a decade+ of being a NEET is terrible.