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Attached: [survey of entity encounters.pdf]
Respondents were recruited from February to December 2018. A total of 20,340 people clicked an advertisement link to read more details about the study. Of those, 10,308 consented to participate. Of those who consented, 1129 were excluded because they: reported that they had previously completed the questionnaire (150 individuals), were younger than 18 years old (50), were not fluent in English (103), had no prior breakthrough experience with DMT (342), or had not encountered a seemingly autonomous being or entity (484). Of the remaining 9179 who were eligible for the study, 4610 completed the survey and reported at the end of the survey that they believed their responses were accurate. Of these, 1839 were excluded from analysis because: they reported that they: had a prior diagnosis of a psychotic disorder (103), had consumed other substances which may have affected their DMT experience (1279), or had administered DMT via a route other than smoking or vaporizing (e.g. oral, intranasal, intravenous; 457). The remaining 2771 respondents were included in the process of assessing data quality, which included a review of IP addresses, a qualitative review of open-ended responses, and examining completion times. Duplicate internet protocol (IP) addresses were identified in 34 surveys, which were excluded. Of the remaining 2737, a qualitative review process identified an additional 176 respondents to be excluded from analyses (63 who revealed they had used multiple substances but did not report this when asked via other questions in the survey), or had used a psychoactive substance other than DMT (e.g. alcohol, cannabis), 36 who reported using changa (i.e. a smokable admixture of plants containing DMT and a monoamine oxidase inhibitor; St. John, 2017), 37 who appeared to be a poor responder (e.g. responses suggested that they were not attending to question content), and 40 with some combination of these various indicators. We also examined completion time to rule out fast responding. Mean completion time was 39 min. No respondents were removed for fast responding.
The final sample consisted of 2561 respondents.
The bearded eccentric sparked a cult after he uploaded a series of YouTube videos chronicling his discovery of “wilderness folk” hiding in the hedgerows and undergrowth of a remote English wood.
Then, as strangely as he appeared on the scene, Erwin vanished. He hasn’t been heard of for over a year. But a spooky two-minute video uploaded to his YouTube channel seems to promise a return.
https://theaquariusbus.com/the-complete-john-titor-chats/
John alleges to go backwards in time from 2036 and explains that they had calculated this worldline as being as ‘close to his’ as possible. In the complete John Titor chats, he admits that there were slight differences; books not published, NFL games not won, movies never made, etc. So in order to open your mind to the material, the physics and the information presented, please adjust your narrative regarding ‘time’ and remember that TIME only exists on Earth and it’s a clock on the wall.
Atomic Veterans Were Silenced for 50 Years. Now, They're Talking. No hype, no narration, no music, just the accounts of the people who were there. “It was completely daylight at midnight—brighter than the brightest day you ever saw,” says another.
The Narrative: Workhouses, or poorhouses as they were sometimes called, were institutions that emerged in the 1800s in Europe and the United States as part of the social safety net for the impoverished. Here's an overview of their history and function:
Origins: The concept of the workhouse dates back to the Statute of Cambridge in 1388, which was an attempt to address labor shortages in England following the Black Death. The statute restricted the movement of laborers and ultimately led to the state becoming responsible for the support of the poor.
