/soy/ - Soyjaks

gemmy though

the site is a ip extracter dont click it

>>15936774
This is a static webpage and I don't collect visitor information. If you find yourself worried, feel free to use a VPN, Tor browser or other similar privacy tools.

>>15936778
you soundin like a hacker im not going on it 💀

>>15936773
Thank you.

>>15936778
You are cattle.

>>15936784
>>15936781 *
You are cattle.

>>15936790
why u so serious didyblud 💀 chill tf out brochacho 💀

>>15936773
Dis

appear

>>15936801
leaking to every thread

mods don't approve the media, it's 'F

>>15936825
It's disingenious to suggest I am mentally ill.
>>15936798
I'm sorry.
>>15936801
What?
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If anyone here is too lazy to read the full text, use an AI analysis tool or at least read the abstract. It has about 60,000 words.

>>15936845
Maybe they're just lazy harlots.

If OP is still here, is the 'F video an actual curse or just a creepypasta attempt?
https://soyjakwiki.org/%27F

>>15936878
I am a Solomonic Medieval Christian Practicioner. I will give you my expertise.
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Curses typically require a dedicated practicioner actively summoning a demon and giving them an offering and a single, predetermined target. Although it may be possible to bind a demon to a "video" through a pact, as it is informational patterns, it is disputed whether or not copying the video would copy the demon's essence as well.
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A dedicated practicioner likely could not create a video which curses anyone who sees it.
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However, although they don't have documented (and undocumented digital media cursing methods likely don't exist) cursing methods, certain videos may still function like curses without any theology attached. This is through various mechanisms, such as subliminal messaging, psychological manipulation, dopamine rewiring, trauma, porn addiction, and similar. But that is a broader topic.

>>15936939
You sound interesting so I'll stop shitposting.
I'd consider myself a agnostic/atheist but I honestly want to hear why you believe in this stuff and that it's effective.
Also, how did you discover this stuff in the first place?

>>15936958
I don't "believe" in it as much as I know it to be true. I believe in it as much as I believe in the water and the earth.
Grimoires (essentially, a term for books built around this topic) are an incredibly consistent and well-developed category of literature. They were written by various preists and scientists, and were researched by some of the greatest geniuses of history, such as Sir Isaac Newton.
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People who know of the existence of demons and believe in the Solomonic tradition are overrepresented in the highest echelons of power of Western and Eastern society. This is not a coincidence, or merely tradition, or a delusion. Demons, similarly to angels, have a real and present integration in every facet of modern life. Most powerful individuals (particularly scientists, politicians and Zionists of Israel) have bartered with demons at some point, and the Goetic sigils are regularly inscribed into electronic circuit boards.
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I have interacted with demons and with angels, conversed with priests and this theological framework is simply a fact to me.
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Other than being a Solomonic practicioner, I am a Christian Catholic.
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I've been highly familiar with theese studies since the age of six years old and commanded my first demon to my will at the age of eleven.