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by tarotuser 4y ago
Id daresay that what you asked isn't philosophical, but legal. And from what I gather, yes, it is a sale. And if you don't pay, they ding your credit. Hard. And low/no credit people can't even use these services. But to
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Put some simple tracking in your software. Ping once a day when its running. If individuals run it, eh who cares. There's a not insignificant amount of people who want to see if the real version would actually work. And see if it'
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by tarotuser 4y ago
What happens if you agree to a BNPL but you BNDP (buy now, dont pay): https://www.consumerfinance.gov/ask-cfpb/what-happens-if-i-c... Hidden costs of BNPLs: https://slate.com/technology/2022/1
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Exactly. If you ever have opened up an "air fryer", it's literally just a circular electric stove element with a metal fan above it blowing down. Any way you look at this device, is substandard, not frying, and best saving yo
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by tarotuser 4y ago
I live near a large university that also has a separate library for rare historical manuscripts. They can also obtain them from other library institutions given the appropriate time, usually 3 or so months. In my case, since I am an occulti
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Yes, he would have been, or would have escalated to get banned. Remember, when he had a dispute with someone local to him in England, he came in the front door unnanounced when the house had guests, went to their living room coffee table, p
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Well, that's a tricky one. It's arguable whether it was actually produced by Crowley. I sincerely believe that he channeled something that called itself Aiwass. And about channels... basically, for a bad computer analogy, it&#x2
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by tarotuser 4y ago
> I would strongly argue against the idea that the hermetic tradition has been productive. From everything ive gleaned through my occult studies, secret societies built on the hermetic, gnostic, or kabbalistic traditions have consistantl
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Crowley's letters to a gentleman in England said exactly that: that no amount of hedonism and freedom could buy love lost. There were also allusions that he was gay, referencing Oscar Wilde's very public arrest, and commending his
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by tarotuser 4y ago
I wouldn't call it 'fine'. He may have had a way with words, but stories like "Starchild" was a 'what if we do the ritual of abramelin the mage, then have sex during the goetic rituals(demon summoning/dism
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by tarotuser 4y ago
The reason K2 was his last climbing expedition was because he refused to help those dead and/or dying. It was well known after that, that he was completely untrustworthy as a partner. And naturally, later in the occult, he would leave
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That is indeed true. One of my alts there (like out of 25 at the moment, subject matter per acct) got permabanned sitewide for calling into question the business name and property ownership for a mental health nonprofit that has "ARC&q
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Well, I have done so only exceedingly rarely, and that was when I got a bad portent. I had someone who I knew for years, and dated a few times. Didn't work out, but we both recognized it. I had a flash in my mind that the next date she
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by tarotuser 4y ago
I realized before our NYE party that this site doesn't really do notifications of posts :/ > Do you feel Paganism or tarot makes a significant impact on your personal life? It absolutely does. I live it daily. It's not a p
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by tarotuser 4y ago
I mentioned science in the frame of evidence in a criminal investigation. It didnt come across as such. I fell asleep not too long after that comment. > I do not think they are constantly told this. I definitely have been told this. Majo
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Ah indeed. It was my intent to compare tarot and esoterism to that of evidentiary science in a criminal setting. DNA evidence is a reproducible fact of being present at a scene. And other crime scene investigators can prove it in a scientif
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Indeed. What I was trying to say was that police and criminal investigations have a reasonable amount of science to ascertain guilt. (Aside some of the junk science used: blood spatter analysis, lie detectors, etc). Tarot can be mechanistic
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by tarotuser 4y ago
Greetings. I'm rather new here and a friend steered me towards here. I'm a pagan, and unfortunately this has caused a rather ugly stir in our communities. In recent (last 1.5 years), TikTok has been the primary contributing '