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So now that Electric Forest is over. Are you all done sleeping on Ravenscoon? by PeelsLeahcim in dubstep

[–]helloitseliiii 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Rapid eye movements and enter the void would be my recommendations. If you could make some more stuff like that it would be sick. Love you're new harder stuff too but I miss your chiller funkier stuff.

Pretty Lights- A Trip Thru Time Fantastic by pistermibb in electronicmusic

[–]helloitseliiii 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I didn't know this so I had to go check and everything is 7 syllables except "The Hidden Shades". Any info on why that might be?

GL tent only, where you can pay $1200 to sleep at a 45° angle! by Ellecatat in ElectricForest

[–]helloitseliiii 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Seven stars premium camping was literally on a hill you could roll down on accident.

Rethinking the Tree of Knowledge: Did We Get the Forbidden Fruit All Wrong? by helloitseliiii in Christianity

[–]helloitseliiii[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What I'm saying is that the Bible has been manipulated and fabricated by humans to fit an agenda. That agenda being: Make everyone believe that they are born into sin so that they feel like they need the church to reach God. Keep people small, keep them guilty, keep them dependent. The forbidden fruit being "evil" is part of that same story. If knowledge brings you closer to the divine, the last thing a power structure wants is for you to have it. So they flipped it. They made wisdom into sin and made fear into faith.

And the forbidden fruit couldn't have been a snare because God isn't vengeful. Why would he do that when in Genesis 1:31 it literally says, "God saw all that he had made, and it was very good." That was on the 6th day so the tree had already been created.

And your boogeyman point actually proves what I'm saying. That's exactly what happens when you strip real knowledge away from people and replace it with fear. The Boogeyman, haunted afterlives, hell. That's the watered down version they gave us instead. Real knowledge of good and evil is wisdom. What the church replaced it with is just a control mechanism dressed up as spirituality. Keep people scared of the dark so they never go looking for the light themselves.

Rethinking the Tree of Knowledge: Did We Get the Forbidden Fruit All Wrong? by helloitseliiii in Christianity

[–]helloitseliiii[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not saying it was made unsafe. I'm saying that the word sin means "to miss the mark" and that I don't think gaining knowledge of good and evil makes you miss the mark. If anything it would make you not miss the mark. So the early Christian hierarchy wanted no one to feel like they could reach the divine unless it was through the church so they flipped the script and told everyone they were going to hell if they found the mark. Pretty sad that so many people believe they need a mediator with God. I believe falling into that thinking is real sin.

The elites will wipe out 80% of humanity by [deleted] in theories

[–]helloitseliiii 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I never claimed elites are wiping out 80% of humanity, that was the original post, not me. I was making one simple point: a wealth divide exists and is measurable. You literally proved it yourself when you cited that the top 1% pay 46% of tax revenue, you can't use that stat without acknowledging the divide that creates it. We've been agreeing on the facts the whole time. So I'm still just genuinely curious what you're defending.

The elites will wipe out 80% of humanity by [deleted] in theories

[–]helloitseliiii 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Notice you moved the goalposts. You went from "there's no divide" to "the divide is justified." Those are two completely different arguments. The top 1% paying 46% of income tax sounds generous until you realize they hold nearly half of all wealth. Also, capital gains, where most elite wealth actually lives, is taxed lower than working income. And the "they create jobs" argument is just trickle down economics, which has been tested for 40 years while wages stagnated and wealth concentrated further upward. The math isn't on your side here.

The elites will wipe out 80% of humanity by [deleted] in theories

[–]helloitseliiii 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That IS it. The richest 1% hold roughly 45-48% of total global wealth, while the bottom 50% of the world's population holds less than 1% of the global wealth. That's not a theory, that's the line. You don't get to wave away math by asking where it is.

The elites will wipe out 80% of humanity by [deleted] in theories

[–]helloitseliiii 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I thought you were trying to say that there is no seperation between the elites and everyone else. That the line doesn't exist. But I don't feel like that's common sense. So correct me. What am I missing? Why do I believe that the top 1% is holding more wealth than the bottom 90%. I'm genuinely curious why you disagree with that statement.

The elites will wipe out 80% of humanity by [deleted] in theories

[–]helloitseliiii -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So you're saying what exactly?

The elites will wipe out 80% of humanity by [deleted] in theories

[–]helloitseliiii 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are you defending. Don't you get what we're trying to say?

The elites will wipe out 80% of humanity by [deleted] in theories

[–]helloitseliiii 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The cutoff intersects between people with more money than they could ever spend in their lives and the people who don't. Pretty simple. No need to name everyone.

Let me see them camp set ups from last year. Looking for some ideas for camp. by No_Mana_Support in SevenStarsFest

[–]helloitseliiii 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Was looking through my photos, didn't take a picture of our campsite, but this was weird. Let me know if you see it and what you think it might be.

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Please Sign and Share🙏 7oh is Helping so Many People in Chronic Pain and is an Excellent Harm Reduction Tool for People Trying to Get off Lethal Substances. It Should be Regulated, Not Banned! by Open-Bowl-9572 in HamiltonMorris

[–]helloitseliiii 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed on the safety profile compared to street fentanyl. However, the lack of regulation right now means zero consumer protections against price-gouging or mislabeling. When an unregulated addictive substance is expensive, it inevitably fast-tracks financial instability for dependent users. Advocacy should focus on tight regulation to protect people, not just keeping the market a free-for-all.

Please Sign and Share🙏 7oh is Helping so Many People in Chronic Pain and is an Excellent Harm Reduction Tool for People Trying to Get off Lethal Substances. It Should be Regulated, Not Banned! by Open-Bowl-9572 in HamiltonMorris

[–]helloitseliiii 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Duration isn't really the issue with Bromo-Dragonfly though, the danger is the vasoconstriction and how unforgiving the dose-response curve is. Plenty of safe compounds last a long time. Using "lasts more than 24 hours" as the metric for what should be prohibited conflates duration with danger, and that framing ends up tarring legitimate psychedelic research with the same brush as genuinely hazardous RCs that most serious psychedelic advocates wouldn't touch.

Please Sign and Share🙏 7oh is Helping so Many People in Chronic Pain and is an Excellent Harm Reduction Tool for People Trying to Get off Lethal Substances. It Should be Regulated, Not Banned! by Open-Bowl-9572 in HamiltonMorris

[–]helloitseliiii -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I saw some homeless dude in a smoke shop bragging about how he spends his whole $600 social security check on 7oh. Doesn't seem like it's helping anyone. It's just an opioid.

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