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Leporidae 2 points ago +2 / -0

Whether it's fake or not, this could be done, world wide, in a week. If we had the will.

by pkvi
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Leporidae 6 points ago +6 / -0

That war criminal sure put us in our place...

by pkvi
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Leporidae 3 points ago +3 / -0

Anyone who is too weak to survive the Christmas tree will just have to die, for the common good.

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Leporidae 11 points ago +11 / -0

If you have the will to fight, improvised weapons will do nicely.

by pkvi
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Leporidae 6 points ago +6 / -0

What they're writing: "There's no way back"

What they're thinking: "Gotcha sucker!"

by pmp45
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Leporidae 1 point ago +1 / -0

Everything you're saying is true, and half of it is the point I really wanted to make but was too lazy to do.

The fun "wild west" internet we remember from 20+ years ago, is still there, in a way. Back then you could put up a website with whatever information you wanted, and you could participate in the forums without the fear of rampant mobs of SJWs and mainstream media "journalists" wanting to burn your house down for failing to kowtow to whatever new craziness was the hot topic of the day. Everyone involved were reasonably technical people, and the normies were nowhere to be seen.

Today, in addition to that, we also have enormous, well-lit, highly polished, user friendly sheep pens for the masses, where the global normie population is guided into to consuming the narrative and posting pictures of their breakfasts as well as their genitals, and argue wildly as long as they stay inside the Overton window like good little boys and girls. Anyone who fail to say "baah" in either of the permitted ways, is ejected from the pens.

If you ignore all the mainstream systems, what's left is the internet of old. You can still run an irc server and write and host whatever sites you and your peers want - and that is far easier today than it was back then. As long as you don't get an audience larger than what you could have had those 20 years ago, you will be fine - but if you try to reach and threaten the gated communities of big tech, the powers that be will strike you down. Back then you couldn't reach the normies because they weren't on the internet, and today you can't reach them because the global cabal still has global control of them.

I don't think we can have it both ways. Reaching the mainstream isn't about making a good or fun or necessary product, it's about being part of the right club. That's how it was then, and it's how it is now, even though all the details have changed.

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Leporidae 1 point ago +1 / -0

People tend to overestimate how much progress will be made in the short term, and underestimate how much will be made in the long term.

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Leporidae 10 points ago +10 / -0

Before we go full retard, lets do a quick sanity check this. If they were directly harvesting material from fetuses to put in food and beverages, they'd need enormous quantities.

I found a statistic saying Planned Parenthood performs ~350.000 abortions per year. Assuming they can get 3 gram of material per fetus, that would be ~1000 kg per year. There are tens of billions of liters of sodas shipped each year, and this list also contained teas, coffees, juices, food, candy and pet food - so even if the global consumable cabal managed to get their hands on all aborted fetuses, they'd only be able to add them to products at homeopathic levels.

I think we'd be at the levels of one very small drop per Olympic sized pool. That would obviously still be repulsive and unacceptable, but there's no possible way anyone could taste it, so it would not be done for any practical purposes.

Probably the more likely explanation, if any, is that at some point someone did some research that involved fetal cells, and then the result of that research has been used for something that ended up in food production.

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Leporidae 9 points ago +9 / -0

There's no chimneys, but they can always build them after the fact, like with that famous German camp.

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Leporidae 4 points ago +4 / -0

There's even a lot of things left out, such as all the Trump-era MSM articles about how a rushed vaccine would be irresponsible.

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Leporidae 6 points ago +6 / -0

Even without the illegal votes, that's still 46% of voters voting for Biden, which seems absolutely crazy.

by pkvi
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Leporidae 9 points ago +9 / -0

Why does a sovereign nation need to ask permission to do anything?

by pkvi
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Leporidae 2 points ago +2 / -0

You will live in a cupboard under the stairs, and you will be happy. Racist.

by pkvi
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Leporidae 5 points ago +5 / -0

It's perfectly in character for her. Go look up "christopher hitchens hells angel".

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Leporidae 1 point ago +1 / -0

That's a good point. However, given the volume of conspiracy videos and other material about this, and how much easier it ought to be to replicate using todays technology, don't you think it would be more likely to be anon who recreated the result based on those, than a naive engineer reinventing it from scratch without any context?

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Leporidae 1 point ago +1 / -0

then they get assassinated or their patent bought out

Maybe the man can detect and stop a livestream in realtime, but it's far more difficult to assassinate an anonymous torrent with schematics and a video.

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Leporidae 3 points ago +3 / -0

China copying something American? Say it ain't so :)

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Leporidae 1 point ago +1 / -0

If a bunch of hippies could build flying antigravity capacitors 100 years ago, I find it strange that we don't see thousands of people doing the same in their garages, streamed live.

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Leporidae 3 points ago +3 / -0

It's hardly illicit research, and has been happening for a while.

I'm pretty sure everyone involved (other than the kids earning a fortune) would prefer for science to figure out exactly what, if any, is going on, and replicate it in something like a dialysis machine.

Strangely, there's also a lot of noise about rejuvenating effects (such as telomere lengthening) of high pressure oxygen, causing some people to sleep in hyperbaric oxygen tents.

What we need is for rich people to throw a lot more money after this, so we can figure out if there's anything worth doing, and then mass reproducing it.

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