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The US government claims to have powers of chronomancy
The US government claims to have powers of chronomancy
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DOGE must have found the CIA's stash of cocaine.
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more like psychedelics, they must be dropping massive amounts of LSD there
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Pff like they don't already have their own supplies. This are silicone valley tech babies after all. The only group more coked up than these people is wall street.
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MAGA chronomancy vs Juche necromancy, who will win?
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I'll put money on the one that's centrally planned and not bogged down by privatization.
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The World vs Limp Bizkit
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That might actually be a reference to what a lot of people said in Western countries when the train was invented. The idea being that when they sped up their travel time, the physical world became smaller. This was also in reference to the telegraph in the 1800s.
"We traveled at least eighteen miles an hour when at full speed, and made the whole distance averaging as much as twelve miles an hour. This seemed like annihilating space." - Ulysses S. Grant, 1839
Rivers of Darkness, "The Annihilation of Time and Space", Rebecca Solnit
Albeit hamfisted, but I would presume that's what they're referring to.
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yeah he's likely referring to communication technology here, but the phrasing is absolutely hilarious
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Agreed lol
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To survive as an up-and-coming epic fantasy/sci-fi author, he had to get a second job writing press releases for the US government.
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You laugh but theyre about to reveal their plans for a mission to Alpha centauri on their newly built space cruiser with its warp drive. 45 minutes there and back.
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Reality truly is stranger than fiction because you cannot tell me that if you read this in a book you would not cringe at how on the nose it is.
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Something I've noticed when it comes to rhetoric on Trump now is that a lot of his supporters are just reposting and repeating what is said from the White House verbatim. They don't really have a way to defend this one so they're doubling down. At least in 4 years I can remind libs that their precious state department was completely "flipped" into this only a short time ago and watch them crash out entirely. Not that much is different, regardless.
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We're going back... to 1933.
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