Category Archives for "How The Universe Works"

Christians Beclowned: A Zygote is a Person?

Christians are being played in so many ways. The manipulations produce results ranging from Christians confidently beclowning themselves to championing the evils of Zionism. Getting Christians to talk about ANYTHING other the Jesus’s egalitarian message of love and forgiveness is a net gain for the Apex Players, given their Sabbatean/Frankist origins. (Love is kryptonite to […]

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Occultists value cheat codes. Real People value love.

Occultists value cheat codes. Real People value love. All of the occultists I have seen have lost their way. Occultists are driven by a fear that makes them desperate to find shortcuts. They want the promise of power, protection, pleasure, and purpose. Occultists are looking for cheat codes from “entities”. Occultists are especially vulnerable to […]

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When was the last time you saw the Milky Way?

When was the last time you saw the Milky Way? “Those who can make you separate from nature can make you believe absurdities.”–Jim Ateoi “Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.”–Voltaire “Those who can make you fuck around can make you find out.”–Jim Ateoi

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Ateoi’s Razors

(Ateoi is pronounced like fatwa.) Ateoi’s Razors is an attempt to reverse engineer and articulate what I do intuitively when triaging hypotheses, which is a critical part of science that is usually overlooked—especially since the advent of Covid. When triaging hypotheses, one is evaluating the optimum order in which to investigate them, which is necessary […]

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The phrase in science that heralds new discoveries is “That’s funny…”

The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not “Eureka” but “That’s funny…” —Isaac Asimov (1920–1992) The crisis in science is that we are no longer allowed to say, “That’s funny…” Allow me to demonstrate: Still not convinced? Perhaps another demonstration is in order: It takes no imagination […]

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