/bmw/ - The Bureau of Memetic Warfare

Is this that compilation of academic articles compiled by the same jewish physicist (or collaborator) of that powerpoint presentation?

>>4895

>Is this that compilation of academic articles compiled by the same jewish physicist (or collaborator) of that powerpoint presentation?

NB this is speculation.

I don't think we at BMW should us Jews that know that too have been used, as they were given a horrible fate when they had their history replaced, so they would be living proof of the correctness of the bible.

Giving the Jews a homeland in the middle of Muslim countries, so that they over time start hating the Muslims in stead of the Christians, is for me proof enough, that Jews are not really in control.

From what I have gathered, the diaspora arose out of King Knots broken empire, where the Sephardi were the seafaring Goths, while the Ashkenazim were the s(e)mithing Goths that lived in cities.

We don't even know if the diaspora Jews integrated others at an early time, as the Jews are no longer 100% N-European, so that the connection would be more like Americans have with the English after some time, so that Gothia stopped being relevant, long before it went Christian.

I also kind of suspect that the Erzgebirge, is the inspiration for Tolkien's Moria, as he modeled the Dwarfs on the Jews.

>>4897

Wait, what does this have to do with this thread? Are the bots here too?

>>4897

>(1)

wowsage

>>4897

wat

Says it isn't an archive when I try to open it, after renaming it to .7z

>>5050

OP here.

You must not be using 7-Zip on Windows.

I just tested #5 above and it's fine. Let me explain the setup of the file. The first few hundred kb is the image, and the rest is an encrypted .7z file (LZMA2 compression). They were originally separate, but they were unioned with the copy command. The equiv in UNIX would be `cat image.jpg file.7z > out.jpg`.

If you are in UNIX, I'm unsure how you can open the file. You will need to experiment with archive apps that will read past the image data. You could try finding the jpeg EOF word and ablate the file from the beginning up to that point.

OP here.

I want to state I made these images so they would be spread randomly and incoherently on other image boards, and on other boards here, as a way of archiving the Memetics Compendium file. This should also attract new talent that discovers the true power hidden within these images I call "Runes."

I've been meaning to play around with coming up with more chan-meme like images to act as Runes so as to promote uptake.

>>5157

> This should also attract new talent that discovers the true power hidden within these images I call "Runes."

Not many people are interested in reading a compendium, but on the other hand, those that do bother will probably learn a lot.

>>4889

Why exactly go through all this bullshit?

Why not just upload the damn thing?

Am I just retarded?

>>5191

Forgot to add a Thank-you for the file anyway though should be a good read

>>5191

>why?

It's a secret in plain sight.

It makes those who want to see it (frankly the sort I'd rather have seeing it) invest to see it, thus [slightly] increasing the chances of them digging deeper and completing it.

I'd like to make it a compendium of memes, ones that anons will re-upload over time. I use PAR because some images may get lost with time, thus there would be redundancy (collect X of X+Y parts to reconstruct).

>>5200

>>5191

Additionally, I'm definitely exploring the hidden-knowledge, hidden-meaning meme in my works. Current iterations are generation one and not well refined.

>4chan has a 3MB filesize limit

SPACETIME DAMNIT!

It just means alot more runes xDDD

That was very fun to get to the pdf.

Should I read 1600 pages about memes?

>>5539

Of courshe

>>5539

I know right, has anyone read this?

I heard the author is a joo?

How do we know this book is not a psyop to waste our time?

Has anyone that read this book find it to be of practical use?

>>5611

No it's not a psyop. It appears to be dealing with cybernetics and other issues which are encountered in attempting to model and simulate thought, and the transmission of "thought forms" (memes).

You don't have to read every single paper. Consider it background information in a briefing.