Festival Hall, St. Louis, Missouri 🇺🇸 Supposedly built in 1 year for the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition (World's Fair), out of temporary material (plaster of paris) Demolished immediately after the exposition's conclusion. Don't ask questions. Trust the narrative 🤫

deadmau5 will forever be god-tier

SoundCloud

Deadmau5 - Closer

Listen to Deadmau5 - Closer by Rachel Lapelosa #np on #SoundCloud

Why people with powerful auras get crucified in average environments. [🎥ig: sebbie abundant]

Precognition, Dreams, and Deja Vu

The Truth About Governments

CPA explains how baby-boomers are the most selfish generation in history. [🎥ig: timsmall_cpa]

4-Part Deep Dive on Psi Science: - Telepathy - Psychokinesis - Remote Viewing - Remote Healing + more 🎥: eric dubay

25% of all Mexicans live in the US. 70% rely on welfare. 10% of Guatemalans live here. 77% are on welfare. 12% of Nicaraguans live here. 75% rely on welfare. 12% of Haitians live here. 53% rely on welfare.

What level of consciousness are you on? [🎥ig: pedronfrey]

Psychoneuroimmunology and The Placebo Effect

More than 2 years of watch time on the Rumble channel in the last 90 days. Damn you guys are DIVING into these rabbit holes, I see you 👀🐇🕳️ And if you haven't had the chance to explore my Rumble channel yet... GO HERE, and choose an adventure 👇 https://rumble.com/user/benwehrman/playlists

I really want to learn how to mix & produce electronic music. I feel like I would be pretty good at it if I ever locked in on learning; I've always been a big music guy, but only listened, never created. Question for any musical folks out there: Are there any platforms/software that are fairly easy to learn, and start either mixing tracks together or producing, without needing to dedicate a huge amount of time to learning a beast of a program like Ableton? I'll eventually go all the way with some legit software like that in the future, but I'm too busy right now to dedicate serious energy to it. (Also for the MIXING side, I have heard through the grapevine that there are A.I. platforms where you can plug in a bunch of tracks, and it assists you on mixing them together. I would never want to use A.I. for PRODUCING music, but for making MIXES of music that already exists, I would be down to play with that) #asknostr #music #tunestr

The Importance of DNA and Emotions in Creating Quantum Reality. During the 1990s, three independent scientific studies brought to light that human DNA and emotional energy play a core role in creating the 3D reality we observe. The first major study performed by Vladimir Poponin and Peter Gariaev at the Russian Academy of Science was deemed the “Phantom DNA Experiment”, and yielded some fascinating results. First, they created a vacuum in a specially-designed test tube, then measured the location of light photons inside to see if they were clumped at the bottom, clung to the sides, or dispersed all throughout. As expected, the photons were scattered randomly throughout the tube. When a strand of DNA was placed in the tube, however, the particles acted as if drawn by an invisible force and spontaneously arranged themselves around the DNA strand! Even stranger, when the DNA was removed from the tube, the particles stayed in exactly the same shape. This is notable because nothing in conventional physics allows for such an effect, yet now we have observable documented proof that DNA, the substance that composes us, can have a direct and powerful effect on the quantum world around us. h/t Eric Dubay

Flat Earth has long been touted as the mother of all conspiracy theories, marginalized, suppressed, and ridiculed for centuries as being an ignorant and unscientific worldview. The facts of the matter are far from what you have been told, however. This presentation, "How Everything Works on Flat Earth" by Eric Dubay, elucidates exactly how the geocentric stationary plane model works, and why the heliocentric spinning ball-Earth model is actually nothing but a pseudo-scientific deception.

Debunking Myths About HIV/Aids (Kary Mullis, Nobel Prize Winner)