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I must agree, this is creepy. I thought maybe it was because he's reading it and he was just focused on the words so I tried it myself to see how long I could go without blinking, and I can't do it for even a sentence or two. 🤔👀

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Copperberg1 年前

@420apestrong420 Jeeeesus man this ain’t Facebook Get this boomer slop off my timeline 😭 😭 @Safety

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Stacy1 年前

@420apestrong420 @Safety Block it. You're in control of your own slop

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DonCheech1 年前

Theirs something off about Candice to me as well. Cant put my finger on it but they both throw off a weird vibe.

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Stacy1 年前

I agree

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Alexander Boldizar1 年前

“One of the most dazzling and inventive books I’ve read in a very long time—a novel I continue to describe as indescribable. I’ve now read it twice and can’t decide if it’s a thriller, a farce, a political commentary. I don’t know what it is other than I love it” —Writers at Work

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Charlie Lost in the Woods 🐦‍⬛⍟🎖1 年前

She mentions the eye whites - Sanpaku (3 whites) which is a programing "tell" (think crazy eyed dolls). His cadence when he is speaking is strange, no real inflection and no emotion.

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Drifting1 年前

He's been trained to do it. It's a tool of hypnotists, confidence men, hustlers, con artists, direction of attention switch and bait etc.

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Stacy1 年前

I hear that's a technique they use in the CIA 🤔

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BackNowWhat1 年前

Checkmate

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Stacy1 年前

😆

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Kno name1 年前

Has anyone seen pictures of this guy outside of being recorded on a phone or podcast? Pictured with him out and about with other people? Feels like AI or something

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