2019-08-03 - Saturday - PST - Daily journal:

Nintendo

12:08 AM - I was excited when they remade Final Fantasy and also Metal Gear. So, I agree that they should remake Paper Mario for sure. Nintendo came out with a new NES a few years ago. That was good. The next step would be for them to come out with a new N64 and Game Cube.

Star Wars

12:50 AM - Overlord DVD mentions a theory they Rey travels back in time in episode 9 in order to give birth to Anakin Skywalker. Asian Cake

Bitcoin Debate

09:06 AM - @hxtr, why are governments trying to stop fake money?

Infocomms Debate

09:33 AM - The Infocomms was never designed to be a private messaging email-service (it seems), technically, specifically; but was instead created to be a hub of the Infowars Army that at least appears to be public like a social network forum that is able to spread things around the Internet, to make things go viral. People can Google the Infocomms, purposely and accidentally; that means that a public Infocomms is able to red-pill people in the same ways that the public Infowars.com website does which means we are all like writers of the Infocomms which also means a private Infocomms would lack that opportunity to spread things around the Internet in that kind of way, that directly, that fast.

Do we want Infocomms to be a private email service that requires a login portal that lacks the ability to make content go viral like Infowars, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc?

A. Yes
B. No

@VRfluxx, but it's a question of opportunities, choices, speed, etc. Keep in mind that you CANNOT isolate evil from the world without God. Monks would live on top of poles to get away from the sin. Infighting is a symptom of sin, sinners, sinning, total depravity, the decay. You might as well ban alleged hate speech, thought crimes, free speech, etc, like the EU, China, etc.

If the Infocomms added a login portal to becoming synonymous with emailing services, they would then, in effect, be going into a black market, into the dark webs, to some extent or that direction, potentially. It becomes more under the table, possibly too secret. On top of that, it is like not being on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, etc, in some ways, when you are not public on the Internet. It becomes easier for people to parody Infocomms when Infocomms blackout. If Infocomms chooses to hide, then counterfeit websites are then more likely going to lead people astray by pretending to be a public version of the secret Infocomms group.

In the 2010's, for example, Star Wars created their official account on YouTube. They began publishing video trailers and things. Before that, other people would upload their videos on YouTube, and they still do. But Star Wars was able to capitalize by being officially represented on YouTube.

Similarly, other companies and celebrities and musicians and people and groups have joined YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, etc, in order to give them an official representation of themselves.

Beyond that, websites serve, also, as official representations of groups, people, entities.

When a company lacks an official website for example, fake websites can and do sometimes pop up to pretend to be them. It can be harder for people to know that a fake website is a fake website if the Internet lacks proper representation, that is a transparent contrast where people can see the fake websites and the real ones.

When you allow things to be public, like this forum, it plants seeds into the Internet. This website might be too young to understand how the Internet works. But long story short, so far, currently, we are reaching new people thanks to the Infocomms and we can continue to do activism offline.

But online activism is very vital at the same and possibly more crucial and winnable. Infocomms appears in search engines and that continues to grow each day as people write on Infocomms and as people search for things and people are always looking up things and they can come across things that we write. That helps. If we try to keep web crawlers from indexing these Infocomms web pages from the search engines by making a login portal, we limit reach and people have been paying Facebook millions of dollars for reach and search engines provide that kind of reach for free. Hiding it inside emailing services is actually more counterproductive in the long-term, in the long-run.

Minds

09:32 AM - @wes92i, thanks for posting them here. @Bingozee is wrong.

Belief

09:58 AM - Do you believe in life after death? I have no reason not to. How can consciousness stop? Lionel Nation asked this.

Pill Bottle

10:48 AM - Mom saw this. On the pill bottle, it says Main Stream Media. In smaller fonts, it say Harmful If Swallowed.

Privacy Debate

11:14 AM - Naomi Brockwell - Craig Wright hearing: live update - Courts, judges, governments, etc, violates the USA 4th amendment (right to privacy) when asking about Bitcoin addresses from people.