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so many want to be infamous in the underground hacker and raver scene partying with deadmau5 and chillen getting stoned they dont want to put in the work either-buttercups its a 30 year process of manifesting if you are not satanically aligned so either start now or watch everyone else you know make it instead of you
At the time, the image was simply documentation of an empty commercial interior, but years later it would become one of the internet’s most iconic photographs. In 2019, the image was reposted online alongside a short piece of horror text describing a surreal alternate reality called “The Backrooms,” an endless labyrinth of empty yellow rooms that people could accidentally slip into from reality itself. The unsettling atmosphere of the photo, with its fluorescent lighting, stained carpet, irregular walls, and complete absence of people, perfectly captured the feeling of a “liminal space,” a place designed for human activity that suddenly feels abandoned and uncanny. The concept of liminality was first developed by anthropologist Arnold van Gennep in Les Rites de Passage. He argued that major life transitions follow three stages: separation, the liminal phase, and reassimilation. For example, after graduating high school but before fully entering college or adult life, a person exists in an uncertain “in between” state where they no longer belong to their old identity but have not yet entered a new one. The concept was later expanded by anthropologist Victor Turner in the 1960s, who described liminality as a state of ambiguity where people exist outside normal social structures during periods of transition. Over time, the idea evolved beyond anthropology and is now often used to describe eerie “liminal spaces” like empty malls, abandoned offices, and vacant hallways that feel strangely familiar yet unsettling.
an interesting question in life - why always a "war" between opposing sides personally and in the greater world why do we always have to "fight fight fight" seems most of us are too fucken tired so dont make us do anything but sit in our rooms all day for the rest of our lives dont tempt a bunch of dormant psychopaths or we may send you all back to hell where you all belong- go fuck yourselves and your endless wars and conflicts red blue black white etc
Cant they all just leave us alone to live our lives in peace? amnd relative comfort and safety always leftists vs nazis veggies vs meat eaters gays vs straight trans versus cis red blue mason vs non mason female vs male etc because they actually own you and think they have the right to use you in their fight to the death games as a corporate asset instead of leaving you alone in peace like the last 20 years
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