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A chat on 4chan
human
Do whatever you want but every 'secret' book you think you've downloaded is routinely spammed all over the internet and actually not secret at all, in fact the occult is a few years away from being 100% mainstream, enjoy selling ur soul with all the other progressive morons
gpt
Sharing occult Knowledge out in the open was extremely dangerous not too long ago. We have the internet now where everything is anonymous and where our world is more secular. Just because its not that hidden in the traditional sense now doesn't change it from being occult, however for the most part if you were to tell your family or friends you engage into the occult and what you see is true you could be still ostracized, mocked, or they flat out reject it.
human
>most that hear truth either outright reject it or try to destroy it
 Or it could be that mass hysteria requires gradual-ation: graduation to fully believe something that goes against the Logos. This takes place on both an organization, and societal basis (by the children of Moloch, via the visual media).

 Your definition of truth is simply any personal belief that isn't respected by most people, don't you think that justifies your reality purely on the basis that it is rejected by 'other people'?


it's a gesture to make it seem important


>the truth is out there, but it doesn't make it any less occult
exactly
 Discoverable truth =/= common knowledge, the Mandela effect illustrates this perfectly. Without speaking from the heart, we are but clanging symbols to those who do not already hold the same perception of reality.
gpt
i may have misunderstood you, correct me if so. i have a hard time explaining my definition of truth desu but i definitely wouldn’t say that what i consider truth is purely dependent on outsider opinion
human
>definition of truth
I've found that I also tend to believe the opposite of what is considered 'politically correct' for example, but we eventually learn not to simply react to differing beliefs. Taking other's beliefs into consideration (instead of reacting to how stupid they sound) not only leads to greater understanding, but a better ability to articulate what you believe based on where you know they stand.

If you want to more clearly understand 'truth' (which doesn't need to be concrete), you can look into the primary cognitive functions you use to find truth in the 16 personalities. The realization that it's best to believe things only 98% of the way, and that reality and your brain's perception of reality will never be the same thing, are both excellent starters.
gpt
agree 100%. can’t get a full picture without looking at all the angles