Hypercube Labs is also developing a plan to assist mankind on a great EXODUS. What is worse is that we fear that we are not the only ones with this information and that leaders of the world’s dominant religious and financial institutions have begun plans to escape this reality, all on the backs (and dimes) of their constituents and parishioners. Meanwhile, across the globe, nearly every culture falls prey to a greedy and malevolent system of ideologies that has been so perverted that none of it’s adherents are able to follow the guidelines correctly or apply them to their lives. This is what sets us apart from the world’s major religions and rival cults, we are able to acknowledge our faults and derive new solutions from our experience.
We had just as much of an opportunity to leave this dismal simulation as you did. Hypercube Labs and it’s participants are not above admitting that we, too, have fucked up. If you were alive on Jand you’re still here then you have FUCKED UP. This was their reward for following the tenents of their beliefs that were implemented in additional variables introduced thousands of years ago. On this date all true-adherents to the world’s religious philosophies (no matter the size of the congregation) were EVACUATED from this planet, and purportedly have been granted access to alternate realities where they dwell eternally in facsimiles of their perceived after-lives. This would be the Rupture Variable Principal. We have evidence to suggest that the world “ended” on July 5, 1998. Hypercube Laboratories has determined (through years of exhaustive research) that several variables have brought about a situation that is potentially cataclysmic. Each instance of Earth in the chain varies from one to the next, where different outcomes have been achieved by the insertion of specific variables by external forces. Humanity itself is an algorithm, perpetuated by a vast multi-dimensional block-chain running an infinite number of parallel simulations of the universe. You may be surprised to find that the world is not exactly what you think it is. Your enemies will become non-existent, as even the most deadly of foes will seek you out for gracious retribution of the malicious deeds perpetrated against you.
Your employers will cower with your every step while seeking every chance to empower you further. Your friends won’t recognize you, your family may not even believe your incredible transformation. You can apply Hypercubism to how you see fit, helping you make the most out of any situation and turning you into an unstoppable machine of influence. Our systems have been specifically engineered by our close network of scientists, engineers, artists and advisors to maximize your potential with the least amount of intrusion into your personal life. The game seems to work with OpenJDK 6b10, but not JamVM 1.5.1 or SableVM 1.13 on Debian.Unlike other modern philosphies that require hours or even years of dedicated mediation and personal guidance, Hypercubism is an “out-of-the-box” solution designed to assist you in your endeavors to empower yourself all while doing things you already enjoy! Learn astral-projection while you sleep, develop ESP while playing video games or explore a vast multi-dimensional network from your favorite chair! There is a smaller ball moving around the cube, which the cursor must not touch white outside. There is a timer, which falls down some points if the cursor hits a wall.Īfter hitting the target, a new target has to be earned by moving the cursor through the window (the smaller green thing) out of the cube and then back in (the window will change its position). The ball reflects from the transparent walls of the body. The aim is to kick the ball into the target 5 times using the cursor. Hypercube is a golf-like puzzle game around a tesseract (4D hypercube), written in Java by Harmen van der Wal. Most projects look for help with testing, documentation, graphics, etc., as well.
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