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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

(touch typing this because, well, I just went blind after viewing)

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

"Go home, poster, you're drunk!"

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DZP1 6 points ago +6 / -0

Complete bullshit. Since the vaxes are not fully tested and known to be safe, he is lying. Now I am certain he is the one behind using the vaxes for population reduction. Someone needs to inject him with lead the hard way.

by qbqb
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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

It IS a false religion in the sense that its followers were duped. That still doesn't excuse the arrogant attitude that the goyim are all less than human. Nor the religious testament that tells them that it is okay to lie, cheat and steal from goyim. Any religion that says it's okay to have evil ethics and morals is no religion, but a cult of evil-worshipers.

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

Rogers Cable is the main interface to the Internet Backbone. When Rogers went down, the whole pyramid of things went down. Hard to tell whether equipment failure or Trudeau shit. Read here

https://www.theregister.com/2022/07/08/canada_rogers_outage/

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

Canada's Rogers Cable went down, and they are the major Internet connection supplier. That did the credit card situation.

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

Canada's Rogers Cable was down. They are a major data transporter there.

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

I'm not sure I want to see Hunter's dick anymore.

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

I don't think connected to CERN. They were old. Many decades ago Jimmy Caan lived for awhile at the playboy mansion while getting divorced. Probably took its toll. When you get old you wear out after a lifetime of wear.

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

I too see nightmare scenes in my sleep, mostly about giant donut-shaped quarks and hot dog shaped particles and trains and tunnels. Scares the hell of out of me and then I wake up clutching my particle accelerator.

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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

Oh don't worry - I wasn't attacking you. Just adding information to the context.

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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

At a subatomic level we cannot fully predict gravity with the classical mechanics equations used for the macro scale world. We cannot unify QM probabilities with gravity. There has been no successful unification of gravity with quantum mechanics.

by GOBLIN7
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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

Canadian Rogers cable went down and caused it all.

https://www.theregister.com/2022/07/08/canada_rogers_outage/

Future headline: "Flying moose hits powerline and all of Canada goes dark." Damn phone corrected goose to moose, you bastard.

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DZP1 4 points ago +4 / -0

This direction is valid. I am writing a new book on physics for AIs, which requires dissecting our physics beliefs in such a way that an AI can understand them. And what I am finding is that our models only go so far and then we have to say "I don't know why this thing happens, I can only make a mathematical model that's as valid as I can guess".

When you start to learn physics, you learn what I call the Level 1 model. It is simplified and it leaves out complications. It's high school. Later at Level 2 you return to the topics and this time learn better math models for describing things and now they handle second-order complications but even those are still somewhat simplified. It's college. We advance to Level 3 and 4 where the math gets hard and tough and sometimes crazy, but it isn't always guaranteed to be complete - perhaps simplified solely to let us be able to solve the equations at all (QM for example) - nor even a full explanation, and it is all extrapolation to things we can't touch or perceive directly - for example "string theory". People at the doctoral level which is Level 5 and maybe 6 deal with the very tough complications in models. The problem, the universe is at Level 6, 7, 8 or worse. In the end we can't model it well at all. And worse, the people exploring this are often super-autistic, high IQ and a little crazy and some with monster egos. Talk about your basic Dr Strange, we're there. You can see this leads to issues.

The problem we encounter is that some of our theory is so esoteric we can't test it, as there is no way to touch the things it covers. You will never be able to 'see' a string, or directly see the Higgs field.

The Michelson-Morley experiment for the aether was based on flawed assumptions and models, it never really disproved the idea of the aether.

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DZP1 5 points ago +5 / -0

I know what to do about it but I do not currently possess any personal nuclear weapons and would have a hard time flying over Davos without a plane.

It seems the best way is to identify all known WEF Global leaders and remove them at a local level via citizen task forces.

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DZP1 5 points ago +5 / -0

Leftwing terrorist thugs: murder in Japan; threat to Supreme Court judge in US. The Commies are working overtime. Who next in this election year.

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

This may straight out lead to Communist AIs. "Evenly distribute wealth to the masses! No private property!" Etc. As well as a Chinese style social credit system they want to install after the Great Reset enslaves many. You are of course aware that the elite view Google as a big tool for control of the Internet.

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DZP1 4 points ago +4 / -0

Buried somewhere in this is probably why Gates has bought up farmland. Anyone know whether he plans to raise insects and make food out of them?

I'd like to own some lions and make food out of Bill.

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DZP1 4 points ago +4 / -0

Pure larp I'm afraid. Many statements in it completely incorrect. It's synthesized out of conspiracy rumors and many are just wrong. Anyone can spit out conspiracy buzzwords. I guess this is a cabal wannabe sounding off trying to look powerful. Don't take him seriously; it's a kid.

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DZP1 4 points ago +4 / -0

At this point I think the tranny crap is actually Satanist activity to pervert kids and condition them to accept demons in their lives. I note that a headquarters for national activity is in San Francisco and is being covertly funded by Soros. No surprise there.

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DZP1 6 points ago +6 / -0

It reads like some elaborate roleplay but seeded with bits of truths. All knowledge is universal - that is, it exists regardless of whether you exist. You merely discover pieces of it. For example, even if Pythagoras had never been born, the Pythagorean Theorem as the eternal concept would still exist. Also, it existed before mankind, and probably alien races discovered it long ago.

In the same way, other things about the universe are eternal and a lot has been around for a very long time. Mankind's history has lots of forgotten things about what we are. Probably some bloodlines have been around for a long time too, and know our history better than the public does.

The part of the q and a about 'tools' was needlessly cryptic and that is where I felt there was maybe a little larping. The Insider could have been more specific about mind tools and not played the game he played.

As far as prisoners in our own lives, that is somewhat true. As members of society we subscribe to some beliefs in which we are trapped. For example, we believe in something called 'money' and this belief has been used to enslave us. The Federal Reserve and banks use the belief as a tool to keep us trapped as debt slaves in a society.

Another belief is that we accept the rule that we must obey the society in which we live, and its games of politics. If enough of you today declared that Congress no longer has the power to tell you what you can and cannot do, their mandates would lose their power. For example, I personally declared that the government has no right to make me get vaxed nor put up with the desire of the elite to kill us off through these shots.

From time to time the Henry Makow website carries comments from one 'Aloysius Fozdyke', another bloodline families guy but unlike Insider, one clearly on the dark families chain. One of the several appearances of that guy there: https://www.henrymakow.com/2018/03/Insider-Reveals-Government-Did-Port-Arthur-Massacre.html

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

Trust me, the adage is valid. I have four life experiences with it and they were all major bad.

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

The DA will position it as a killing over a bag of chips when there was no need to kill, making it a murder. Ignoring that a violent jogger was threatening the clerk.

Sometimes I think about the vaxes killing young joggers and consider whether the vaxes have a good side after all.

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DZP1 4 points ago +4 / -0

The effects are going to be major. So much will change.

I look at the massive overbuilding of housing in Silicon Valley and I realize that when the population drops, these will all go pretty empty and then the banks will be stuck. There will either be big failures or bailouts.

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