Ice dumped in large quantities along the shoreline of Tierra Del Fuego -

[Str8Bustah]

I don't know what version of Gilgamesh you read, but Enkidu was not a god.
In fact, he was less civilized than Gilgamesh, the text presents him as a wildman having sex with animals, drinking water and eating fruit until Shamhat teaches him the missionary position, about bread and beer and reading. The products of civilization.
Have you read the epic of Gilgamesh, or just watched YouTube videos?

from what I recall, Enkidu was created by the gods to act as an intermediary. I know that during the Epic of Gilgamesh, he wasn't a truly divine entity, but the tale of Utnapishtim doesn't actually take place within the Epic of Gilgamesh, iirc. It takes place a long time after the fact. Reagrdless, during the Tale of Utnapishtim, Enkidu acted as a messenger to Utnapishtim, relaying to him the necessary information from the gods about how the Ark would need to be constructed if all of the life in Assyria was to escape the great flood. I guess I should have just called him a Divine Messenger to avoid confusion, though I tend to equate that position with the likes of Hermes, which is why I called Enkidu a god. That was laziness on my part, MB

 

[Agent Abe Caprine]

The most recent magnetic reversal was in the Chibanian Age. About 770,000 to 126,000 years ago. The process isn't instant.
Chibanian age
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[Str8Bustah]

The most recent magnetic reversal was in the Chibanian Age. About 770,000 to 126,000 years ago. The process isn't instant.
Chibanian age
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Article about magnetic reversal
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this doesn't take into account the micro-switchbacks that occur during much more recent timeframes, specifically the ones that happened just outside of recorded human history
I'm in the process of trying to dig up the resources that I had for this, but I can't remember where I stored the links. I'll update this post when I find them again

EDIT: found one of the videos, the theory is called the earth catastrophe cycle theory, and it actually has more going on than just the pole-shifting, it also makes references to an event that the sun undertakes called a micronova. Usually the earth's magnetic field is powerful enough to prevent these from doing damage to the planet, however, this isn't the case during points at which the poles rapidly flicker between north and south:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgJ4zVNe_vk

https://www.exopolitics.org/massive-pole-shifts-are-cyclic-according-to-declassified-cia-document/

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP79B00752A000300070001-8.pdf

and of course the original book on this subject was supressed by glowies so there's no way that anyone would have possibly heard of this theory until recently unless they personally knew Hapgood.

Archive links:
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exopolitics article
The Adam and Eve story

 

[Cable 7]

Would it be reasonable to say this is probably a result of a chunk of some Antarctic glacier getting caught in the oceans currents?

Either way, the amount of ice washing up on Tierra del Fuego is kind of worrying. Must have been a huge glacier methinks.

 

[Str8Bustah]

Would it be reasonable to say this is probably a result of a chunk of some Antarctic glacier getting caught in the oceans currents?
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Either way, the amount of ice washing up on Tierra del Fuego is kind of worrying. Must have been a huge glacier methinks.

Mom thought it might be similar, but it's enough of a glacial wash that the entire region of Tierra del Fuego has plummeted to -20C. Anyone who lives near the region knows that that is not normal at all.

 

[NIGGER ASS PEE POOPY RAPE]

Do you really want to be around when that shit does down and modern society as we know it completely fails? It's not an issue of species extinction, it's an issue of societal extinction.

yes, I've always hated modern society. men were never meant to be in suits and ties sitting at desks all day while half our earnings go to welfare for subhumans, we're supposed to be killing niggers and raping their women. that is how evolution works. right now we are devolving by rewarding the weak and stupid with welfare.

 

[Ghost In The Rain]

at least if we're talking from a purely radiation based argument.

If we are talking from a purely radiation based argument, how bad would that even be? There is still a whole atmosphere worth of atmosphere between where its coming from and anything we care overly much about. I was casually able to find various data saying that at sea level as it stands cosmic radiation is around 15% of our yearly dose, various mile high mountain cities have to deal with roughly twice the amount, and long haul airline crews can enjoy vastly more. A second quick look found one mildly dubious quote that suggested that the total effect of the magnetic field was a 90% reduction, which would in turn suggest that the worst case for a radiation based arguement is a 10 fold increase in cosmic radiation, which would only amount to roughly a doubling of what a sea level person's total yearly exposure is.

It doesn't sound particularly apocolyptic. I'd be more worried about the effects on the airline industry and such if it happened, but at first glance it seems the argument slides down well below questions like "What happens to all that sensitive electrical stuff we have attached to very long wires when a magnetic field shifts through those wires. "

 

[Str8Bustah]

If we are talking from a purely radiation based argument, how bad would that even be? There is still a whole atmosphere worth of atmosphere between where its coming from and anything we care overly much about. I was casually able to find various data saying that at sea level as it stands cosmic radiation is around 15% of our yearly dose, various mile high mountain cities have to deal with roughly twice the amount, and long haul airline crews can enjoy vastly more. A second quick look found one mildly dubious quote that suggested that the total effect of the magnetic field was a 90% reduction, which would in turn suggest that the worst case for a radiation based arguement is a 10 fold increase in cosmic radiation, which would only amount to roughly a doubling of what a sea level person's total yearly exposure is.

It doesn't sound particularly apocolyptic. I'd be more worried about the effects on the airline industry and such if it happened, but at first glance it seems the argument slides down well below questions like "What happens to all that sensitive electrical stuff we have attached to very long wires when a magnetic field shifts through those wires. "

The guy in the video that I linked from the Suspicious0bservers channel explains it a lot better than I can, but it's not to do with normal cosmic radiation levels, it's to do with a mixture of radiation levels spiking from a micronova (which I can guarantee you is not just double the yearly exposure, and even then, the case of doubled background radiation exposure is not anything to sneer at) along with the effect that all of these changes have on the planet's core.

 

[The golden neckbeard]

Speaking of "ACKTUALLY", the pole reversal is only magnetic, the Earth doesn't literally flip its rotational axis.

Lotta people think it actually moves but you are correct

The disruption would really be minimal. GPS, map quest, etc....just need to reprogram shit.

I have children, who I love very much... But goddamn if 2020 doesn't make me occasionally wish that I just busted those nuts on my wife's face instead. This shit isn't going to end well for them.

Same

I love my son to death but lately I'm not sure about the future. Either we as the USA have to be the 4th Reich and run the ovens overtime or we are gonna have to flee to the Falklands or something to avoid the niggerapocalypse

 

[Stoneheart]

I mentioned the Bifröst more because of the allusions to ragnarök, which given everything else that's happened recently seems more like an inevitable conclusion than anything else.

The Ice giants are coming!
make yourself ready for the last battle!

 

[sasazuka]

Lotta people think it actually moves but you are correct

The disruption would really be minimal. GPS, map quest, etc....just need to reprogram shit.

I mean, spin axis drift does happen but I think it's in the order of something like a centimeter or two a decade and not always in the same direction. The continents changing position, colliding into each other or splitting apart, and rising or sinking over tens of millions of years is mostly due to tectonic activity rather than being due any slight change in the axis.

 

[RodgerDodger]

actually, on that topic...

https://twitter.com/tsuribito007/status/1279205756961615872

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400mm of rain in 24 hours.
F for the land of the rising sun, I guess it really is about to set after all

If the Three Gorges Dam lets loose Japan will seem like the High Dry Land option.

Would it be reasonable to say this is probably a result of a chunk of some Antarctic glacier getting caught in the oceans currents?
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Either way, the amount of ice washing up on Tierra del Fuego is kind of worrying. Must have been a huge glacier methinks.

Tierra del Fuego is down at the tip of South America. Where it is currently winter. What you are seeing is an unusual but not completely uncommon phenomenon when the water air and land temperature is just right. It's not ice washing up on shore. It's a slushy slurry forming right where the waves break and the water thins the most as it hits land. You'll see it sometimes in the Northeast during a really bad winter. It just gets that perfect condition to start to freeze salt water if it is thined out enough right at the sea/land point of interface. One of my old dive buddies is a long time Marine Scientist. I used to sometimes get dragged along to help him get samples and temp and salivation readings etc of stuff like this, when I lived up there. It's not end of the world type stuff. Just perfectly normal odd weather shit that typically doesn't get noticed.

 

[Brazen Wanker]

I love my son to death but lately I'm not sure about the future. Either we as the USA have to be the 4th Reich and run the ovens overtime or we are gonna have to flee to the Falklands or something to avoid the niggerapocalypse

Basado y rojapastillado

 

[Crankenstein]

The poles are steadily moving already and have been for quite some time. As far as the poles themselves go, the worst that will happen is our GPS' mess up and some satellites need re-tuning. The effect on the magnetosphere wouldn't be substantial, really. What some in this thread are mentioning about a diminished shield from cosmic rays is more akin to a CME ripping away the magnetosphere. The earth and all things on it would be bathed in radiation, but nothing too serious as evidence by the only CME humanity has ever witnessed; The Carrington Event. All electronics would be fried, most everything connected to the grid would burst into flames. So, house fires will be a huge issue. Get plenty of extinguishers.

 

[Sped Xing]

Wouldn't ice sheets breaking off Antarctica be a sign of warming?

 

[Str8Bustah]

Wouldn't ice sheets breaking off Antarctica be a sign of warming?

you'd think that, but that doesn't explain how the temperature in and around the region has experienced massive fluctuations in both hot and cold extremes recently. The only thing that really seems to line up with the current weather patterns is the sun's extremely odd patterns of solar flares, which recently have been completely out of whack with the sun going silent for months on end, then having massive outbursts of energy over a brief period, when what usually happens is a lot of minor bursts over the course of the whole year. Global Warming is probably the last thing we should be worried about right now, especially when you consider what @Crankenstein brought up about the Carrington event, which even if we don't get Atlantis 2.0 will still cause major damage to almost every single piece of infrastructure we currently use that doesn't rely on analog power or vacuum tubes.

 

[Crankenstein]

you'd think that, but that doesn't explain how the temperature in and around the region has experienced massive fluctuations in both hot and cold extremes recently. The only thing that really seems to line up with the current weather patterns is the sun's extremely odd patterns of solar flares, which recently have been completely out of whack with the sun going silent for months on end, then having massive outbursts of energy over a brief period, when what usually happens is a lot of minor bursts over the course of the whole year. Global Warming is probably the last thing we should be worried about right now, especially when you consider what @Crankenstein brought up about the Carrington event, which even if we don't get Atlantis 2.0 will still cause major damage to almost every single piece of infrastructure we currently use that doesn't rely on analog power or vacuum tubes.

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