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What is this?

Saw this at 04:30 on 13/06/26 outside my house what does everyone think?

u/Ok_Active_4913 — 6 days ago
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Deadly science-fiction posters in each posters HD

I asked in all of the majority of Reddit comments in this social media group called.

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u/Ok_Active_4913 — 2 months ago
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Question about this poster

I got this poster back in the early 2000s as a gift from an ex-girlfriend's mom who knew I was obsessed with the Matrix at the time. I had it framed so it is still in great condition. All the info online seems to indicate this is a more limited print but the auction sites all say basically the same thing and estimate its worth at astronomical values. In fact they all seem to say the same thing to the point of it being somewhat AI generated. Ironic for this movie indeed.

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Does anyone in this community have any information about this poster? Thanks in advance.

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Note: The photo above is from an auction site. Mine is exactly the same though, just could get as clean of a front facing picture.

u/Ok_Active_4913 — 2 months ago
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NHI Reveal the Zero Point Field — Neutrino/Ultimatonic Anti-Gravity

The Urantia Contact was a channeling event in the early 1900's which claims to be a host of Interdimensional NHI giving humanity information about our place in a very populated cosmos.

Paper 42 is titled Energy—Mind & Matter which talks about how the universe starts from source consciousness and diversifies into the many frequencies and wavelengths of energy we study today. The term Antigravity appears 5 times in this paper and a framework is given for what classifies as anti-gravitic matter. One anti-gravitic form of energy is something they title the Ultimaton. They claim that the electron is actually made up of 100 smaller particles they call Ultimatons:

>42:6.2 (476.4) Local or linear gravity becomes fully operative with the appearance of the atomic organization of matter. Preatomic matter becomes slightly gravity responsive when activated by X ray and other similar energies, but no measurable linear-gravity pull is exerted on free, unattached, and uncharged electronic-energy particles or on unassociated ultimatons.

>42:6.4 (476.6) The ultimatons, unknown on Urantia, slow down through many phases of physical activity before they attain the revolutionary-energy prerequisites to electronic organization. Ultimatons have three varieties of motion: mutual resistance to cosmic force, individual revolutions of antigravity potential, and the intraelectronic positions of the one hundred mutually interassociated ultimatons.

>42:6.5 (476.7) Mutual attraction holds one hundred ultimatons together in the constitution of the electron; and there are never more nor less than one hundred ultimatons in a typical electron. The loss of one or more ultimatons destroys typical electronic identity, thus bringing into existence one of the ten modified forms of the electron.

>This ultimaton could be what we study as Neutrinos:

Wiki: A neutrino (/njuːˈtriːnoʊ/ new-TREE-noh; denoted by the Greek letter ν) is an elementary particle that interacts via the weak interaction and gravity.[2][3] The neutrino is so named because it is electrically neutral and because its rest mass is so small (-ino) that it was long thought to be zero. The rest mass of the neutrino is much smaller than that of the other known elementary particles (excluding massless particles).[4] The weak force has a very short range, the gravitational interaction is extremely weak due to the very small mass of the neutrino, and neutrinos do not participate in the electromagnetic interaction or the strong interaction.[5] Consequently, neutrinos typically pass through normal matter unimpeded and with no detectable effect.[2][3]

With the full understanding of the Neutrinos/Ultimatons, maybe we can crack 'antigravity' as these pre-charged forms of particles move relatively freely from the pull of gravity.

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u/Ok_Active_4913 — 2 months ago
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Scientific support for psi (ESP) phenomena: Links to research and discussion.

Moderator u/toxictoy invited me to make this post based on a comment of mine which assembles some resources and information on psi research. It is my belief that psi phenomena represent real physical anomalies which physicists have not grappled with. If psi phenomena are real, as the scientific record shows, then they are based on physical laws which can be understood and exploited by any beings smart enough to do so. The physics of psi are the physics of NHI/UFOs. Here was that comment:

The thing about psi research is that it is much more verifiable than aliens/UFOs, and is amenable to the scientific method. I used to debunk psi phenomena when I only consulted one-sided debunker sources. But when I actually read the research directly and in detail, I found the psi research to be robust, and that skeptical criticism was quite threadbare. By the standards applied to any other science, psi phenomena like telepathy and clairvoyance are proven real. I approached as a true skeptic, and sought to verify claims. After putting in months of effort with family members, I generated strong to unambiguous evidence for psychokinesis, clairvoyance and precognition.

Below I'll copy and paste some scientific resources for those curious about remote viewing and other psi research:

The remote viewing paper below was published in an above-average (second quartile) mainstream neuroscience journal in 2023. This paper shows what has been repeated many times, that when you pre-select subjects with psi ability, you get much stronger results than with unselected subjects. One of the problems with psi studies in the past was using unselected subjects, which result in small (but very real) effect sizes.

Follow-up on the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) remote viewing experiments, Brain And Behavior, Volume 13, Issue 6, June 2023

In this study there were 2 groups. Group 2, selected because of prior psychic experiences, achieved highly significant results. Their results (see Table 3) produced a Bayes Factor of 60.477 (very strong evidence), and a large effect size of 0.853. The p-value is "less than 0.001" or odds-by-chance of less than 1 in 1,000.



Stephan Schwartz - Through Time and Space, The Evidence for Remote Viewing is an excellent history of remote viewing research. It needs to be mentioned that Wikipedia is a terrible place to get information on topics like remote viewing. Very active skeptical groups like the Guerilla Skeptics have won the editing war and dominate Wikipedia with their one-sided dogmatic stance. Remote Viewing - A 1974-2022 Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis is a recent review of almost 50 years of remote viewing research.



Parapsychology is a legitimate science. The Parapsychological Association is an affiliated organization of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world's largest scientific society, and publisher of the well-known scientific journal Science. The Parapsychological Association was voted overwhelmingly into the AAAS by AAAS members over 50 years ago.



Dr. Dean Radin's site has a collection of [downloadable peer-reviewed psi research papers] (https://www.deanradin.com/recommended-references). Radin's 1997 book, Conscious Universe reviews the published psi research and it holds up well after almost 30 years. Radin shows how all constructive skeptical criticism has been absorbed by the psi research community, the study methods were improved, and significantly positive results continued to be reported by independent labs all over the world.



Here is discussion and reference to a 2011 review of telepathy studies. The studies analyzed here all followed a stringent protocol established by Ray Hyman, the skeptic who was most familiar and most critical of telepathy experiments of the 1970s. These auto-ganzfeld telepathy studies achieved a statistical significance 1 million times better than the 5-sigma significance used to declare the Higgs boson as a real particle.



Skeptics of psi phenomena often demand evidence of a person with strong psi abilities who can consistently perform under controlled scientific conditions, with positive results replicated by many independent researchers. That goal post is met: Sean Lalsingh Harribance.. The performance of Harribance is detailed in the collection of peer-reviewed papers published as the book edited by Drs. Damien Broderick and Ben Goertzel, Evidence for Psi: Thirteen Empirical Research Reports. See the chapter by Bryan J. Williams, Empirical examinations of the reported abilities of a psychic claimant: A review of experiments and explorations with Sean Harribance.

Sean Harribance performed psi tasks under laboratory conditions, replicated with many independent researchers over the course of 3 decades (1969-2002).

>When combined, the results from the ten most well-controlled tests in this series are highly significant, amounting to odds against chance greater than 100 quindecillion to one (p << 10^-50 ).



On Youtube, there is this free remote viewing course taught by Prudence Calabrese of TransDimensional Systems. She a credible and liked person in the remote viewing community.



After reading about psi phenomena for about 2 years nonstop, here are about 60 of the best books that I've read and would recommend reading, covering all aspects of psi phenomena. Many obscure gems are in there.

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u/Ok_Active_4913 — 1 month ago

let's make it a bit interesting. pick 7 (or fewer if you want?) Nickelodeon cartoon shows from the 90s/2000s that you did enjoy watching

u/Ok_Active_4913 — 8 days ago