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Joe Rogan and Post Malone talk about how energy imprints on a certain object. The theory is that objects can hold onto energy from the past. So if you walk into a house where there was a horrific murder of some sort for example, you'll feel it. Post Malone... show more

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R0ughhAbItz1 day ago

He's gotten really skinny

James w Redmon1 day ago

And that boys and girls is why you avoid needles at all cost. His brain is scrambled!

Jay Brown 1 day ago

Posty always with a cig

Miller1 day ago

I thought you were talking about "energy implants"

Tunnelrat1 day ago

Disagree was in the house in Poughkeepsie NY previously owned by a serial killer just felt normal to me. Watching the state troopers removing the evidence that stuck with me

Luis Gomes1 day ago

I guess he spent way too long living in a place full of moronic energy.

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