https://youtu.be/Ci9jfMvoLb4?t=6s

<http://discovermagazine.com/2014/dec/22-i-marks-the-spot>

There have apparently been several variations of the experiment described, and most people put the location of self as being just behind the eyes but a 15-20% minority put it somewhere in the chest or abdomen.

Also this experiment: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_transfer_illusion> can be replicated for the location of self by using VR googles. <https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/phenomena/2013/04/14/the-invisible-hand-illusion/>

The point being that one's sense of self is not quite so ironclad as one might think. Easy way to demonstrate this is to do a fuckload of psychedelic drugs.

Would the experiment work with a fuckload of placebos?

Maybe. Doing placebos isn't much fun though.

Confirmed: Tim is Richard Spencer wearing a hat.

drugs not slugs 🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️

That’s honest reporting

What does Tim have to say for himself?

Six degrees of Adolf Spencer

Tim tweeted his rxn the day of the report. His pol stances, etc.

Yep

who uses tweety bird?

That’s it

Not really, I typically get banned because I follow a bunch of people I’ve known then make a few jokes then leave

Next morning: “your account has been terminated because it doesn’t line up with our other accounts”

So by that information Tim Pool is slightly to the right of James Allsup?

Hes slightly left of Styxenhammer. Who is himself about on par with Dick Spencer

No, No, you guys aren't reading it right. Tim IS Richard Spencer, just with a hat on.

OHSHIT

But why would the alleged alt-right, alleged white supremist Tim Pool not wear a white beanie?

youre right!

Or, you could say that Richard Spencer is tim without his hat.

I think we're missing the key details that Alex Jones was trying to inform us about. Perhaps Tim Pool is just a crisis actor being paid by Richard Spencer to discredit the main stream media?

that's a conspiracy theory.

obvious cia op to obfuscate that tim is richard with no hat.

But if we're actually in a giant virtual simulation then it's really a...game theory.

simulation =/= game

just like stimulation =/= fun

But games aren't always fun either. Also, just because a simulation isn't a game and a game isn't fun doesn't mean that both can't have nuclear weapons.

Russian Bot detected!

I like the Raph Koster theory of fun, that fun is the pleasurable experience of learning a game, when the game has become fully optimized, a solved problem, it stops being fun

Hmm, ya I don't agree with that.

I'll try to get a proper quote

pleasurable experience part I would agree with

rest of it not so much

It's often disagreed with anyway but I might have gotten it wrong

There is a degree of fun learning the game but that explaination doesn't seem to involve any competition against other players.

Other people make the problem harder to solve