Strategies For A Parallel Universe
tag > Comedy
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Photo of WikiLeaks ControlOp Julian Assange with his wife Stella in Rome for the Funeral of the pope. His wife met with the pope in 2023 and the pope proposed to grant Assange asylum at the Vatican It was all stage scripted and B-movie acting.
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“The measure of intelligence is the ability to change.” - Art by Travis Chapman
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Paradox is free. It overthrows the tyranny of logic and thus undermines the logic of tyranny. Paradoxes are more subversive than spies, more explosive than bombs, more dangerous than armies, and more trouble than even the President of the United States. They are the weak points in the status quo; they threaten the security of the State. These paradoxes are why the pen is mightier than the sword; a fact which is itself a paradox. - Source
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The irony is staggering: So many intellectual giants swallowed by the vortex of quantum cryptography and its milieu. None dare speak the obvious: The most secure encryption is saying nothing. But alas, silence doesn’t get intel agency funding.
#Cryptocracy #Mindful #Communication #Comedy #InfoSec #Military
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Summa Discordia - Ignotum per ignotius.
The next paragraph in this post is a complete lie.
The previous paragraph in this post is absolutely true.
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Synchronicity as fiscal policy. My 5th pineal gland has been trading dreams for crypto since the 23rd cycle. The taxman won’t accept enlightenment as income but they will audit your karma.
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Lemurian Time War
Lemurian Time War presents a surreal, partially fictionalized account of William S. Burroughs’s involvement in a multidimensional occult conflict over time, magic, and reality. The narrative, drawn from supposed “insider” William Kaye, outlines Burroughs’s entanglement with an ancient pirate, Captain Mission, and their shared connection through a mysterious book: The Ghost Lemurs of Madagascar.
Kaye claims this book—a hyperstitional artifact—magically links Burroughs and Mission across centuries, catalyzing a war against a metaphysical control system called the One God Universe (OGU). The OGU dominates reality through language and time-binding, suppressing magical and alternative realities. Burroughs, influenced by this time trauma in 1958, adopts cut-up and fold-in literary techniques as temporal sabotage—magical operations against the scripted “pre-recorded universe.”
The concept of hyperstition—fictions that make themselves real—frames the story, positioning Burroughs’s writing not as mere fiction, but as a weapon in a magical war. Lemurs, especially ghost-like ones in Madagascar, symbolize the wild, the free, and the timeless—opposed to the tethered, rational order of the OGU. Their world, **Western Lemuria**, becomes the site of resistance.
In 1987, Burroughs’s dreams and writing spiral toward “The Rift”—a time rupture where reality and fiction dissolve. The Board, a shadowy control organization, attempts to seal this breach by discrediting Burroughs, but his story The Ghost Lemurs of Madagascar reactivates the time war. The final battle is not just for narrative control, but for the ontology of time itself.
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If Earth’s economy stresses you out, wait until you learn about interplanetary economics. Tariffs? Trade wars? Try terraforming inflation, asteroid taxation and black markets for sunlight.
