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Most of the secrets and symbols are available in publications and online for a very long time.
by rubyfan 2y ago
Most of the secrets and symbols are available in publications and online for a very long time.
- runjake 2y agoThere's a surprising amount that aren't. And even then: 1. Every Freemason knows what's on the Internet. Identifications have evolved. 2. The leaks lack... important contexts... about what they are.
- endofreach 2y agoBut what are they actually used for? The only things i heard about freemasonry were from conspiracy theorists. But i never really found out, what they actually do. And the secret handshakes are performed with strangers to tell each other secretly they're unknown brothers?
- ESTheComposer 2y ago[dead]
- tomcam 2y agoIf he told you that, he’d have to… initiate you
- runjake 2y agoI hope he's comfortable with goats.
- motohagiography 2y agowe're not rude, we were just taught to be caustic.
- toast0 2y agoYou gotta do the gestures to get the keys to the shriner cars. Source: my grampa was a mason, but didn't do any brickwork, and told me nothing.
- 9991 2y agoInstead of relying on secrets that can be leaked, you should be using asymmetric cryptography.