The Elmdor-Appreciation-Out - Number of practitioners: one.

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In this groundbreaking episode, we delve into the enigmatic origins of one of humanity's most fundamental inventions: the toilet. While conventional historians attribute the toilet's development to ancient civilizations like the Indus Valley or the Romans, we present a groundbreaking theory: the toilet was actually invented by extraterrestrial beings.

Evidence:
- The Complexity of the Toilet: The toilet is a remarkably intricate piece of technology. From the flushing mechanism to the plumbing system, it requires a level of engineering sophistication that seems far beyond the capabilities of ancient humans. Could it be that aliens, with their advanced technology, introduced this revolutionary device to our ancestors?
- The Global Prevalence of Toilets: Toilets are found in civilizations across the globe, from ancient Egypt to the Americas. This widespread distribution suggests a common origin, perhaps indicating the influence of a technologically advanced extraterrestrial civilization.
- The "Toilet" Motif in Ancient Art: Many ancient cultures have depictions of objects that bear a striking resemblance to modern toilets. Could these be symbolic representations of the extraterrestrial technology that inspired the invention of the toilet?
- The Mysterious "Toilet Stones": Some archaeologists have discovered peculiar stones with carved depressions that appear to be miniature toilets. These "toilet stones" could be remnants of alien technology or perhaps even prototypes for early human toilets.

While the conventional wisdom may point to human ingenuity as the driving force behind the invention of the toilet, our investigation suggests a more extraordinary explanation. The complexity, global distribution, and ancient artifacts associated with toilets strongly support the theory that extraterrestrial beings played a pivotal role in introducing this revolutionary technology to our planet as ancient astronaut theorists believe.

[Grouch]

I finished watching Nowhere man yesterday. the show was quite good but the last 2-3 episodes felt like they were trying to wrap it up a little too fast which left the ending unsatisfying like they were trying to go for more episodes or another season.
there's one scene in particular that sets up a predictable outcome which also adds to the unsatisfying end.

[Grouch]

the gaming industry needs a hard reset or a total meltdown and not just the AAA but the whole damn thing.

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the gaming industry needs a hard reset or a total meltdown and not just the AAA but the whole damn thing.

It's theoretically possible.

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History Channel should run a series about ancient salad theory. And hire Tossed Salad Man say the word salad repeatedly. He says his salad theories once in a while but mostly says salad. Whole documentaries on Netflix.

[Ragnar]

the gaming industry needs a hard reset or a total meltdown and not just the AAA but the whole damn thing.

Concords failure was hilarious, it's shown that AAA can fail. The whole thing won't/can't fail, indies will keep going. There are indies being made right now, with nobody being paid and no reasonable expectation to ever generate a single dollar.

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Concords failure was hilarious, it's shown that AAA can fail. The whole thing won't/can't fail, indies will keep going. There are indies being made right now, with nobody being paid and no reasonable expectation to ever generate a single dollar.

They can't make anything worth more than what they pay people to develop so they go after 35 year old game ROMs with 8x8 pixels that are much better produced just to profit through supernatural litigation.

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Most all greys do 'dat.

https://www.zmescience.com/science/n...-so-dangerous/

[Grouch]

Concords failure was hilarious, it's shown that AAA can fail. The whole thing won't/can't fail, indies will keep going. There are indies being made right now, with nobody being paid and no reasonable expectation to ever generate a single dollar.

it is funny. problem with indies is too many of the game are the same thing with a different coat of paint.

[Slacker Magician]

Best you can do is ignore them. I agree on the overall though, the mega-publishers could do with dying.

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https://innotechtoday.com/michio-kak...god-discovery/

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Yes, I'm Christian. No, I'm not Catholic and idols nor images are holy to me. I'm a better artist than DaVinci.

https://blogger.googleusercontent.co...aching+out.jpg

And in America I have freedom of expression, speech and religion. My understanding of cosmology is why I believe in God. Not as faith or belief but as fact by astrophysics, general relativity, quantum mechanics and unified string field theory. Facts I can teach, no belief required.

Also, reason I'm not Catholic or modern Christian is because I'm Gnostic and a Marcionist. Marcion of Sinope canonized the New Testament, he was a heretic and so am I therefore we're in absolute agreement. With him and the first Christians. What Christianity was and what it is now are divergently not at all the same thing.

I'd sum it up as Paleo-Christian, studied and researched the first Christians and it does not contradict science like modern Christianity. Old Testament is incompatible with science and Gnosticism. New Testament is compatible.

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I lose my voice laughing, then I recover from laryngitis to sing or rap again only to lose my voice again laughing.

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"Be water, my friend." ~ Bruce Lee

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Also, if anyone wonders yes I'm crazy and if you could hear my text most of the time think Sam Kinnison but more irate. That's what I hear in my head typing.