notebook found help
▲ 48 r/latin

notebook found help

Found a notebook at a park with some strange writings about computer programs, governments, tree structures, etc. Kinda looked like a fine line between a genius and a schizo.

Anyways, found this Latin page. Could any of you read it? I noticed it looks similar to The Great Seal of America and Nomen means name. But beyond that I’m stumped. Thanks!

u/ParamedicAble225 — 9 days ago
▲ 75 r/barefootshoestalk+1 crossposts

Proper Spread Mechanics

I’ve intuitively known why most barefoot shoes are wrong for a couple years now. This is my attempt at trying to share my knowledge as drawings.
Comparing the structures of the foot to the hand to intuitively connect it if you don’t understand anatomy. I hope everyone can understand and find the right shoe for themselves.

Note:

one thing I forgot to write is this simple experiment:

squeeze around your palm tightly with one hand so that you squeeze the palm bones together. Then try to spread your fingers out as wide as they’ll go. They’ll be restricted?

Then release the grasp so the bones can free and see how much further they spread.

Now imaging if your palms were always wrapped and your fingers became useless and couldn’t spread even when unwrapped. That’s most feet.

u/ParamedicAble225 — 12 days ago
▲ 5 r/CLOUDS

Oregon morning

Looked up and it was like plasmic brightness. Disappeared within 2 minutes

u/ParamedicAble225 — 30 days ago

Does anyone remember this being Chic-Fil-A all the way up until a week or so ago?

I ordered it so many times in 2025 and always typed chic fil a. asked my brother and mom and they both spelled it with just a ‘c’.

I looked at the internet and it’s like every thing changed overnight

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u/ParamedicAble225 — 1 month ago

Budscraping

Definition: using dry herb to scrape off and soak up various things like sticky oil off fingers or leftovers in jars.

I used to get a lot of oil stuck to my fingers when packing hash/oil bowls, and I developed a method to grab the oil with a bit of dry bud on my fingers, and then use more bud to scrape it off into the bowl.

Then you remove all the sticky oil, and get extra oily herb on top. And then any leftover stick I’ll rub my fingers into my grinder to get it all unstuck to me and stuck to the bud I’ll smoke tomorrow.

I love bud scraping. Almost 7/10

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u/ParamedicAble225 — 1 month ago

If you could rewind time, but

If you could rewind time, but

A) not go back to present or fast forward

B) keep aging to get back to the moment you went back from

Would you?

Say you rewinded back 20 years. Then you would basically lose 20 years of the end of your original timeline because you’d have to “catchup” but your body would keep aging.
Every past moment you replay is a future moment you’d lose.

Wait, that’s just what thinking about things that happened before is like rather than living in the moment. Every moment thinking back or forward in time is an “act” you don’t get to append to the chain of your outside acts. Basically losing time.

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u/ParamedicAble225 — 3 months ago

Has anyone ever finished a canister of Salvia?

I bought some 50x, and smoked it 3 times in the same week.

Everytime I did it I thought “I never want to do that again.”

After the third time I stopped, and it’s been 10 years. Still not urge.

I started thinking about the size of the salvia canisters you get from smoke shops, and was wondering if anyone ever finished one through.

I suspect that 99% of those canisters get like 1 or 2 hits from them and then end up in trash because it’s just too much. Even after you and all your friends use it and stare at a wall for a few hours thinking “what the actual fuck was that” there is still so much left.

TLDR: There is too much power in one canister of salvia. I want to hear the crazy people who enjoyed it enough to smoke it all, or the people who tried it and were “completed” and understand what I’m saying (share your experience).

My one friend after begging to use salvia for days and I kept telling him I do not recommended. In fact I said don’t do it it’s not fun. He was like a happy little boy tho begging non-stop super excited to try something new. At the very end he looked like he was sent to 20 wars, so shooken up and like he hated me for ever even bringing up the idea of salvia. He said “I realize how chill weed is now. I love weed so much. I’m never doing that shit again”. It’s hard to stop someone who is excited and curious, but they also will wish you had stopped them once it’s over. It’s this weird loop.

It can actually be terrifying. And not in the way you’d expect to be able to handle. Out of body terrors that your animal body would never experience and probably shouldn’t. You get ripped out of reality. If you’re at a social party and anyone trying to get you to do it, they want to fuck you up and have fun watching

Final point: rip to all the one pinched salvia canisters sitting in random drawers all around the world

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u/ParamedicAble225 — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/AgentsOfAI+1 crossposts

Inter Being Protocol - friend called it the Matrix

Sibling to W-W-W/H-T-T-P, but for beings at positions. Most people do not think this deeply into protocols and base internet, so this may breeze over many. But the video is an example of it in action looking through a portal (new protocol browser). If you like deep system thinking, the IBP docs will go deeper.

Old verbs: get, put, delete, edit. These are operations on resources. Documents. Files. Records. The web's mental model. There are things at URLs, and you manipulate them with CRUD operations.

verbs: see, do, talk, be. These are operations on a world. You observe it. You change it. You engage with beings in it. You manage who you are within it. Verbs about inhabiting rather than about manipulating.

The video is the new browser to interact with ibp. I have a traditional browser that is more W-W-W oriented (document based and H-T-M-L) but realized this protocol opens up a whole new interface, so I built this 3d world in 2 hrs to begin to show it from a new perspective.

This is 2 years of my deep system design studying hierarchy, LLMS, and computer history/systems in general. It is very early but for those who know what to look for, they will recognize something here.

Link to protocol in comments but its early

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u/ParamedicAble225 — 3 months ago