Consuela: what is your take on DINOSAURS?
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Date: August 18th, 2026 1:15 AM Author: Consuela
well, this is my (half joking) thread: http://www.xoxohth.com/thread.php?thread_id=5195472&mc=142&forum_id=2
i distrust establishment narratives as a default, but i have no special knowledge around dinosaurs one way or the other. most of the public believes that dinosaur bones exist in whole form instead of being interpreted resin casts of empty spaces "discovered" by rockefeller funded "scientists", so there is certainly a major disconnect between public understanding vs. what's purported to be real. oil as "fossil fuels" is a fake label
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Date: August 18th, 2026 1:33 AM Author: Consuela
well, politically, i shared with you that i think the iran war is to a significant extent about forcing a pivot to the IMEC corridor to give israel control over the flow of energy to europe. the news released publicly is just so bottom tier goyslop
in general, i've been a neo-malthusian (and subsequently peak-oilist, with the peak pushed off due to fracking advances and cheap financing) for a long time -- natural resources are drastically depleting, world population is too large, the public numbers are cooked, EROEI which powers industrial civilization is collapsing, pressures are forcing the elites toward population reduction and neofeudalism -- but i'm not so sure these days. the abiotic theory of oil suggests that it regenerates, although perhaps not as fast as the reserves are being exploited. to some extent natural resource limitations are being used as excuse for elite power centralization, so its hard to know whats real and whats fake. but the dramatic decrease in biodiversity and wild animal populations seems real to me
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Date: August 18th, 2026 3:07 AM Author: Ricky
I think there’s some truth to this, the faction of Azazel worshipers have introduced too much technology at too rapid a rate and allowed spirits that wouldn’t incarnate on the earth at this time to populate and consume resources at a clip more than can be sustained (Georgia Guidestones et al)
This is why they have periodic cullings to keep the herd in check and historically we’re due likely in our lifetime, something they’re likely testing with Ukraine rn to be hybridized with world war 1 meat grinder and biologics
Again, the goat sacrifice that the Jews did on the holiest day of the year Yom Kippur coming up was to appease Azazel who brought ill-begotten technology and forbidden arts like metallurgy, warfare to humans not Satan/The Adversary - even cosmetics and looksmaxxing
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Date: August 18th, 2026 11:11 AM Author: gibberish (?)
Even high fertility areas in Africa are starting to see steep declines in births.
I had this theory that immigration policy the past couple decades has been a sort of neo-colonialism with first world countries robbing former colonies of their bodies. Decision makers saw our population trajectory and decided to start importing consumers. They don't care about nationality or culture, they just want bodies. Not that initiative is cooked so we're allowed a politician like Trump to come in and close off the border.
We've switched from bringing in new consumers to prop up gdp during the population crunch to betting on AI making everything more efficient to keep GDP up.
I think population decline is the biggest unnoticed aspect of our era. We still live with this mindset of growth and needing more housing etc. But that's actually dead. Our children will live with a constricting society. I drove thru the midwest recently and saw lots of towns all boarded up. I think that's the future. Fewer small towns (at least vibrant ones) and greater concentration.
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