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The original description of a Wendigo is similar to a werewolf, it was depicted with antlers in modern times by non-native artists. I can understand why indigenous people believed people were possessed by spirits turning them into ravenous monsters.
https://i.postimg.cc/FzfhdwPH/Wendig...2141283547.jpg
https://www.britannica.com/topic/wendigo
As for the numerous dogmen encounters reported in America, insatiable greed and environmental destruction definitely narrows down the list of suspects.
I'll probably get a PS5 when a good bundle deal comes out or a good discount on it. This generation of gaming has been pretty meh.
Yay new phone!!! TCL 20s. Octacore 2.0ghz, 128gb internal storage and 4gb ram. Tested some emulation for shits and giggles. Windwaker and RE4 run perfectly on Dolphin. Then decided to try Aether and FFX ran perfectly too. At least all the beginning nonsense. Not going to use it for emulation but interesting nonetheless. Also grabbed Civ 6 for it, runs great too but will probably slow down as countries grow.
After several days with flu I finally survived it in this parallel universe I am posting about it in.
https://i.postimg.cc/v8PZBJm6/d26ded...2279353089.jpg
Heath is alive and well in the parallel.
"I'm almost certain I die every night and awake in the parallel of where my carcass remained to be mourned." ~ Albert Einstein
https://interestingengineering.com/s...ne-is-immortal
How nice of you all to join me in the futility of death.
Edit:// and speaking of alive and well in the parallel:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime...ay/ar-BB1hpfay
Jam Master Jay is in a parallel universe where he practiced what he preached about crime and drugs like Reverend Run, where America's wendigos didn't send him back to the turntable drawing board again where he makes less monstrous friends in other infinite lifetimes and we didn't notice him absent in our life.
"Like all fairy tales end, you'll see Jay again my friend."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oo5-74dWGS0
watched star crystal the other day that movie was awful. the actors were bad to barely mediocre the pacing was a mess starts out fast than halfway through comes to a crawl. the direction was the worst(the worst I've sen so far).
this movie goes from a pg-13 sci-fi movie to a pg-13 sci-fi horror to a borderline R sci-fi horror to a pg ending near the end it goes from an aliens/creature ripoff to an ET abortion(the alien even ends up looking a lot like ET).
also I watched prison ship star slammer it was cheesey like classic batman cheesey but I did get some laughs. I really don't know if they were trying for an R action sci-fi comedy or not but that's what it felt like.
the movie also uses a lot of props and sets from other movies like battle beyond the stars and star raiders there's a couple others I can't remember the names of but they all seem to be in the same universe(franchise) so it makes sense.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpxA_ZxGX_M
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Still waiting for Nintendo to deupload the Wayback Machine ultralitigationally.
https://i.postimg.cc/rwfL4N0G/ezgif-2-cce78c5e5b.png
https://i.postimg.cc/XvhMCrys/official.png
https://www.americanbar.org/groups/l...nce/ai-courts/
In a paradigm-shifting epoch situated within the not too distant future, the advent of revolutionary technological modalities engendered the facilitation of dispute resolution through the innovative mechanism denominated as quantumlitigous hyperjuridiction. Manifesting a legal system that has undergone a metamorphosis into an intricate lattice of quantum algorithms and jurisprudential concepts beyond the purview of human cognitive faculties.
Within the ambit of a seminal case, two adversarial entities embroiled in a contentious matter pertaining to the ROMs and ISOs of an avant-garde technological emulation apparatus were compelled to traverse the convoluted terrain of this nascent legal milieu. Quantumlitigous hyperjuridiction, an esoteric domain, necessitated the convening of virtual judicature wherein artificial intelligences proffered legal contentions grounded in quantum precepts.
The procedural trajectory traversed the abstruse recesses of quantum indeterminacy, thereby challenging the intellectual capacities of even the most seasoned legal practitioners. The exigencies of quantumlitigous hyperjuridiction mandated an erudite comprehension of both the orthodox legal framework and the quantum legalistic principles adumbrating the proceedings. Counsel availed themselves of advanced artificial intelligence legal adjuncts to explicate the intricate web of quantum juridical intricacies.
As the adjudicative process unfurled, the interplay of quantum superpositions and legal entanglements rendered the dichotomy between conventional and quantum jurisprudence nebulous. The virtual court environment metamorphosed into an arena wherein legal arguments resonated with frequencies endemic to the quantum spectrum, thereby engendering an atmosphere surreal and fraught with challenges for all participants.
Ultimately, the epochal case culminated in a precedent-setting pronouncement that indelibly reshaped the trajectory of quantumlitigous hyperjuridiction. This emergent era of legal practice bequeathed an enduring impact upon the modus operandi by which disputes were adjudicated, effecting a paradigm wherein the frontiers of legal comprehension extended into the nebulous realm of quantum exigency within Nintendo v. Wayback Machine.
Chipped a tooth quite badly the other day while flossing. Was one that had a root canal done to it 5 years ago iirc. Probably need to get it looked at. Kaching.
https://judicature.duke.edu/articles...the-courtroom/
"Each legal contention was subject to quantumlitigous superposition, wherein a case could simultaneously exist in multiple states of verdict until observed by the hyperjuridictional arbiters. Decentralized decision nodes, powered by blockchain adjudication, provided an immutable record of quantum verdicts, ensuring the supernintendocratic integrity of the megajurisological process."
https://physicsworld.com/a/artificia...reated-in-lab/
In order to blow up the universe we must recreate the conditions of the Big Bang. However, to achieve it first we need to detect a 4-dimensional star by its gravity and then collapse it into a black hole artificially.
E = mc^2 + (G * M_{4D} * (1 - 1/r_{BH})) / r_{BH}
This represents the energy (E) as a combination of mass (m), the speed of light (c), the gravitational constant (G), the mass of a 4-dimensional star (M_{4D}), and the radius of the black hole (r_{BH}).
https://i.postimg.cc/pLKPRWRc/0.png
Where:
E is energy released during collapse
M is mass of 4-dimensional star
D is parameter of an extra dimension
c is the speed of light
k is the constant effect of higher-dimensional collapse
n is the exponent of matter to energy conversion
p is one of deadlegion's farts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu72WS8cxhw
Sure, it's a nerd joke until you test it only one time per space-time continuum with no sequel.
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