It's all about perspective I suppose, compared to the Rockies Kansas is as flat as a pancake.that question really got me going , but alas , I shall refrain from any more discussions of the Flat Earth , there is way to much cognitive dissonance to wade through to get to the truth..
but yeah , Kansas is not as flat as its reputation
consider the Flint Hills for example….Coronado once visited Kansas
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Well that's good to hear, I'm glad at least one country isn't quite ready to give up on us. In fairness to the report though it didn't really specify which countries, though for some reason I did get the impression it was mostly a feeling led by France and Germany. Not that they said that, I just had that impression for some reason.
This reminds me of the first and only time I diid Peyote. I was with four good friends and we all had an equal amount of buttons. We were at a rock concert (I forget who was playing). After the concert we ended up back at my place doing a bong dession and drinking beer. The topic o conversation was what we each thought of the concert. At some point one of my friends ask me what I thought of the concert. I said it was pretty good except that the guy sitting next to me was kind of making it hard to enjoy because he was jumping around ans screaming and waving his arm so much. My friends got quiet and all looked a me with very serious faces and said, "Dude that was you jumping around waving your arms annnd screaming". Now there is a chance they were just messing with my mind but if they weren't it's got to be the strangest Hallueinatory experience I ever had. I have a very clear impression in my mind that night of me quietly sitting there watching the concert and a very clear impression of someone next to me jumping up and down, waving his arms and screaming. So if it was a hallucination then it was something like an out of body experience. What makes it even stranger is that whoever the band was that i can't remember it must have been someone I didn't care much about to not remember i've seen some really good bands over the years and i remmber all of them several of which i saw while tripping my ass off. During those concerts I was more the way I thought I was at this concert then i was some guy jumping aroud, waving my armms and shouting. That just really unlike me.
that question really got me going , but alas , I shall refrain from any more discussions of the Flat Earth , there is way to much cognitive dissonance to wade through to get to the truth..
but yeah , Kansas is not as flat as its reputation
consider the Flint Hills for example….Coronado once visited Kansas
I can't prove it but one of the few conspiracies I believe in is that computer viruses and identity theft was all started by the companies that sell you the protection for it. They've been known to hire hackers to test their protection and they understand viruses and such better then almost anyone else in the world.Pretty much if you have a credit card, a SSN, a mortgage or have filled out an application to a bank, your info is out there on the dark web. A couple years ago I got a call from a local bank manager asking if I had opened an acct. I hadn’t. I asked how she got my phone number. She said she got it, my address, SSN, and mother’s maiden name from the acct application. She had 25 or 30 Accts opened the same night with the exact same deposit of $33+k in each acct which is the only reason she was alerted. Obviously the $33+k deposit was phony(I asked to withdraw the amount). The next week I got a letter from Charles Schwab thanking me for opening an acct. I am pretty tight with where I give out my monetary info but it seems at least once a year I get a letter from one financial institution or another offering me free credit protection because their systems have been compromised. And those fkrs want us all to go with digital ID and currency. FK THAT HARD!
I could see that. Greed in worldwide corporate culture gives rise to such things as cars and appliances that are inexpensive to buy then too expensive to fix(making consumers into repeat consumers-see the VW Bug effect for reference) and drugs which have side effects that require more drugs…
