This post is not about whether time is speeding up or not. I believe it is and lots and lots of other people would agree. This post is about why it might be happening.

Let's take video games. Video games run at certain framerate. If the game runs at, say, 60 fps, then each second contains 60 separate frames. Now, let's say that character makes a move that takes a certain amount of time. For example, jump. Let's say that jumping in this game takes a bit more than a second. So, at 60 fps a jump would take about 80 frames. At, say, 100 fps the same jump would take about 140 frames or so.

Higher framerates mean that every action, every event uses up more individual moments (frames) than lower ones. Or, in other words, each individual frame is less eventful than on lower framerates. Keep in mind, that objective time stays the same. That jump still takes a bit more than a second regardless of framerate. Even if framerate is ridiculously low, like 5 frames per second, it still takes the same amount of objective time. It's just that each of those 5 frames will contain more events, more advancements than on higher framerate.

I guess, by now you can see where I'm going with this. Our time is speeding up because the actual framerate of our reality (simulation?) is lower than it used to be. The framerate of our simulation is slowing down. Or you could also say that the server our reality is running on is starting to lag and that is the reason why our perceptive time is speeding up. Coincidentally this indirectly proves that we are indeed living in a simulation.

Crazy shit, I know... It's just an idea I had yesterday and decided to write it up. It explains and ties together several phenomena quite neatly and nicely. What do you think?

The tax stamp was reduced to zero on these NFA items. A federal judge ruled that with no tax, Congress has no power to regulate them (unless they renew the law under commerce clause power) and granted an injunction on enforcement, but to the parties involved in the lawsuit. The involved parties are really broad, like every member of the GOA.

Some places are selling suppressors with only a background check, not the fingerprinting and registration. The ATF did nothing. It is all very public. Other places are doing biz as usual. Still others are playing the waiting game and saving the paperwork just in case. The DOJ and ATF are being close lipped. They have 60 days to file an appeal.

Is this a ploy? Something else? Good news?

Website of list of flock data searches that are available from public records requests.

It has many holes, of course, because it's just the FOIA'ed data, but it's interesting nevertheless.

https://haveibeenflocked.com/pd

massive $,000,000,000,000s thrown at shitholes like wework and "fake?" intelligence dada centers.

from littlesis.org database, Softbank connects with:

Sprint Corporation Nikesh Arora, Masayoshi Son, Marcelo Claure, Ronald D Fisher, Yoshimitsu Goto, Kazuko Kimiwada, Ken Miyauchi

Alibaba Group Holding Limited Masayoshi Son, Jack Ma

Google Inc. Nikesh Arora

Avnet, Inc. Eric Gan

Colgate-Palmolive Nikesh Arora

MasterCard Incorporated Mark Schwartz

Expedia, Inc. Patricia Menendez Cambo

George Soros Mark Schwartz

Bill Clinton Gary Ginsberg

Council on Foreign Relations Gary Ginsberg

Harvard Kennedy School Mark Schwartz

The Nature Conservancy Jack Ma

Trilateral Commission Bruce Andrews

The September 11th Fund Gary Ginsberg

New York Presbyterian Hospital Mark Schwartz

Mass General Mark Schwartz

Council of the Americas Patricia Menendez Cambo

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https://www.rawstory.com/hugh-hefner-jeffrey-epstein/

Playboy founder Hugh Hefner notified the FBI of Jeffrey Epstein and reported that a Playmate was sexually abused and trafficked by the late financier, according to new court documents reported this week.

The FBI reportedly ignored several of Hefner's tips about Epstein for 15 years, according to NewsNation.

Court records show that Audra Christiansen, a former Playboy Playmate, told Hefner in 2005 that she was an Epstein survivor and asked Hefner to contact the FBI. She suggested that authorities would be more likely to take his call over hers because of his status.

Hefner died in 2017 at age 91.

Miami Herald reporter Julie K. Brown, in her Substack, reported on the legal complaint, which was filed by 34 Epstein survivors against the United States in the Southern District of Florida.

In the court document, the FBI agreed to assist Christiansen and investigate her claims. But Christiansen apparently did not hear from the FBI until October 2020.

"For about fifteen years, the FBI did not investigate Ms. Christiansen’s tips or follow up on her allegations," according to the court documents.

The documents revealed that Christiansen met the late convicted child sex offender, and "before she knew it she was naked and raped by Epstein" and "trafficked for 10 years."

"The complaint alleges the FBI did not investigate the model’s claim and by not doing 'violated mandatory policies and protocols requiring it to investigate claims, like Ms. Christiansen’s, of child sexual abuse and trafficking' and 'failing to investigate credible tips, such as Ms. Christiansen’s allegations, the FBI created a foreseeable zone of risk to future victims of Epstein’s sex trafficking enterprise, including Plaintiffs,'" NewsNation reported.

The Transcript: https://web.archive.org/web/20221217110021/https://videocast.nih.gov/vodCaptions/iig060519.txt

Restricted Video: https://videocast.nih.gov/watch/b9479f01-d5db-11f0-9cf9-12c45c580ad9

The woman speaking (Kizzmekia Corbett) was lauded as one of the inventors of the covid vaccine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NZW7MvqG5M&t=189s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvhSJ1UOeCs&t=1975s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzeBLtfRjc4&t=28s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzm6Ixp8bhw&t=240s

Sorry, no peerreviewed studies or wikipefia links to attach. Just a personal reflection.