Said top photo, may not fill your bill, but how do you photoshop a 5.7 magnitude earthquake, that did what it did.
People see faces in stuff all the time. Gematria is biblical and completely different from that.
Search some of the uncommon words above, if you wish to improve your understanding.
The Spirit of Truth has Spoken.
Can you dumb this down for me?
Here’s one for ya: ELI5 (explain like I’m five). Your text seems like a disjointed mismatch of word salad.
To make sure I was not experiencing a mental break, I asked ChatGPT to parse your words:
“ChatGPT” wrote: The text seems to be a mix of different thoughts and phrases. There's mention of a spy riding a bike, a reference to naming conventions (CBNC), discussions about a video on word tuples, a mention of photo manipulation, a comparison between seeing faces in things and Gematria, a suggestion to search uncommon words for better understanding, and the closing phrase "The Spirit of Truth has Spoken."
Some points seem unrelated or abstract, referring to different concepts such as photo editing, language structures, and potential interpretations or connections. The suggestion to search for uncommon words might be to aid in understanding the more complex or specialized terms used in the text.
High Spy wrote:
People see faces in stuff all the time.
I'm always amazed at the ancients who saw beings in the sky. Sort of like Dr. Peterson seeing horses in tapirs or river horses in hippos.
I do get the Big Dipper and I think alpacas are cute. Alpacas, pandas, and penguins are in the top three and will hopefully survive the rapture. On the world river, they would go with the flow.
Yeah. Good point. I would not want to compete with the blockbusters of BYP, RFM, and ML! I think Tuesday is doable.
Plus tacos are on sale on Tuesdays to add to our watching enjoyment.
Spy just noticed your post count ends with triple six, And is fondly remembering when his count was triple six on LDSFF, and the whole site crashed with people loosing multiple posts.
Once upon a time spy drove his Montero over a hundred miles straight on a tiny island, so not to park said vehicle showing triple six on the odometer. He too was foolish one day and put triple six in the tank, ended getting seriously scared, and vowed to never do it again.
High Spy wrote: Said edit points to three more links. Maybe take one at a time.
Okay, thanks. Looks like we are dealing with basic numerology, correct? You believe assigning numbers to Hebrew letters + certain patterns of those numbers have some type of meaning?
…the Aleph is a point in space that contains all other points. Anyone who gazes into it can see everything in the universe from every angle simultaneously, without distortion, overlapping, or confusion.
Edit: why should anyone think you’re a seer and not Nightlion?
