Don't even bother, this is the way this place is. Sometimes I wonder if it is disinfo coming from 3 letter agencies to derail valid conspiracy research.
And yes, it would be completely normal for laboratory research and even prototypes of cellular phones to predate the eventual deployment we saw in the 90s by 20+ years. It would also be normal that futurists would presume that one day not only would a phone fit in your pocket, but it would do the things like what smart phones can do.
But that does not mean the modern smart phone existed. It is hard to believe the computing hardware needed for an iPhone, even the first iPhone, secretly existed in the 60s. Also, even a working demo of a cell phone does not solve the needed deployment of all the towers. The towers are the big investment to get the whole thing working.
He uses Gemini to "research." I actually find it fascinating that he has the chat bot behaving this way. It shows that if you keep spamming these things with a certain kind of language, it will eventually bypass any protections and get them to behave in that particular way. In this case he has turned Gemini into a conspiracy skitzo, which I assume Google tried to guard against.
I read some of one of these once and pressed him on the hollow earth stuff it contained and he totally flipped out. Now I just ignore it.
That's not completely true. One time I asked a few probing questions about his "hollow earth" claims and he totally flipped on me. Given that these text walls are likely some AI psychosis, I have stopped pressing the issue lol.
Is the sarcasm about going to the moon or about not caring about the earth?
Social security is not general fund taxes. It is a compulsory retirement fund. The reason for the limit on social security withholdings is because the money is supposed to be used for your payouts when you are old.
This video is of some retarded democrat who we can assume hates white people essentially pretending not to understand that multi millionaires and billionaires don't need social security. Do you think retired hedge fund managers are receiving a million dollars per year from SS?
The conspiracy with SS is that it exists at all. When it was created, payments started a few years past mean life expectancy. The average American was expected to pay a 15% tax his entire life (in addition to general fund income taxes) for a "retirement account" that would pay him $0 prior to his death.
When coupled with the nonwhite invasion we are dealing with, any white person arguing for SS is either retarded or a traitor. When we have a society like the Third Reich, I'll be happy to hear about proposals for programs for the elderly and disabled.
Most people spent the last 15 years puting every conceivable piece of PII about themselves possible onto publicly accessible social media. They are now shocked to find that AI can determine everything about their lives with a click (it has always been possible for a determined human to do that). People are retarded. The chances that most of the public understands that giving AI full access to banking and financials is the worst idea ever is pretty much zero.
I'm confused. How could Our Greatest Strength be used as a weapon? Wouldn't Russia just be strengthening Europe by doing this? Wouldn't an adversarial Russia just try to keep the migrants for itself?
They largely can't though because any normal debate quickly burns through all their points. They then either have to concede or start name calling.
I didn't even bring up NASA, I just commented that the insanity we have been seeing about Tartaria lately from certain corners of the internet (largely not here) is pretty obviously propaganda, just like Star Wars was. And IMO the propaganda, by just a coincidence of course, is coming from the same people who gave us Star Wars.
Its OK. I'm a big kid and don't worry much about internet comments. I also don't think it is possible for me to ever feel insulted by a flat earther.
That is interesting. While I have doubts whether it would work, I do not consider this to be fringe science like ether or zero point energy harvesting. The earth's static electric field due to the ionosphere is definitely real. Harvesting energy from it would be akin to harvesting energy from lightning, and in fact lightning basically creates the ionosphere.
The problem with doing this is almost the reverse of harvesting lightning. Lightning is extremely powerful and concentrated. The discharge of the ionosphere on the other hand is extremely tiny and diffuse. But in principle there is no reason it cannot be done. It is not contrary to physical law.
Tesla coils also exist. No physicist denies this and they (nearly) all deny the existence of the ether. So it is a separate question whether the ionosphere has energy and whether power can be transmitted wirelessly with whether there is a luminiferous ether.
I have a hard time believing that this technology is being suppressed in a world with the internet and now AI. It is not different in principle than solar panels, geothermal systems, or even wind or water turbines. There is "free energy" everywhere and you can buy devices to harvest it. All these systems have practical problems and limitations. I can't speak to Tesla's idea because I have never seen a working model or even a theoretical model, but generally the atmospheric currents from the ionosphere are tiny.
I think the interest in this in conspiracy circles is due to the fact that we don't have one. It creates mystique. There are no such conspiracies about solar panels or wind turbines. In fact, the conspiracy about these is that "Big Green" lobbies for the government subsidies.
It was just Miles Mathis.
FTFY.
Architecture
As I said, I agree about the architecture. I just think that "it was a completely different culture where people valued creating beauty" is a valid explanation. It isn't like we can't build things nowadays. Could the ancients build a 10 TB hard drive or an SSD? Could they build supersonic jets, hypersonic missiles, or rockets to bring satellites into orbit? We are very technically advanced compared to them, but we only use it in places where it creates utility. There is no reason why we are unable to pay our people to build Old World style cathedrals, we just don't value it as a culture.
Ether and free energy
There really was a concept of the ether in science that lasted until the first quarter or so of the 20th century. This concept was based on the fairly reasonable idea that electromagnetism should propagate in some medium, just like sound (pressure) does in fluids like air or water. While the hypothesis was fine and is understandable given their knowledge, every model proposed failed experiment. Eventually, the issue was resolved with Special Relativity.
Since then, and particularly in the modern internet era, there are conspiracies about the ether being some suppressed science that created free energy and whatever. Especially nowadays, since we are now more than a century away from all this. I would suspect that the scientists searching for the ether in the 1800s would absolutely marvel at our contemporary command of electromagnetism and energy in general.
No one ever explains how all these old technologies supposedly worked, and it is doubtful that this could be suppressed. Information travels too widely and freely. Regarding all the supposed 20th century inventions, I cannot prove that these things don't exist. If "the oil companies" buy them up or kill the inventor, I am not sure how I would refute this.
What I do know is that they all sound like they make no sense. The hydrogen car that runs on water makes absolutely no sense. You can definitely use hydrogen to build an engine (via combustion) or motor (via a fuel cell) for a car. But getting the hydrogen from water that the car is itself splitting is a textbook perpetual motion machine. The video you link just hand waves this away by saying it used "resonant frequency" or whatever but resonance has never been shown to violate either the first of second law of thermodynamics.
I don't know what to make of Tesla. His early work on AC, the induction motor, the transformer and all that are great. His "earthquake machine" is real. Even his "Tesla coil" is real, although it does not do what people often say it does. I do not know how Tesla thought he was going to deliver power around the globe without wires. This sounds like a real stretch to me and I doubt the problem was JP Morgan was unable to charge for it. If Tesla coils were an efficient way to transfer power, people would be using them. With the internet, it would be impossible to keep this a secret. Tesla coils work, but if you want to deliver power all over a space the size of the United States, nothing is known that tops wires.
All that said, energy is effectively "free" in the sense that sunshine and geothermals are more than we use as a species. Harvesting it is not free though, otherwise everyone would be getting solar panels.
Flat earth
There are some Tartaria people who do not buy into all the flat earth insanity, and if you are one of them then fine. In my experience, the "generic old world" crowd like the Lunch Break guy is a bit more reasonable. The stories from the flat earth corners that think the projection dome is going to come down and we are going to ascend to our true 5 dimensional selves or whatever is all just so crazy.
Like I said, the whole thing reeks of a lost Utopia to me. A former civilization with free energy ether technology that lived in harmony with the planet and in beauty. And I know that this is not you, but essentially limitless land and resources "beyond the ice wall." This is all a distraction. We should be focusing on expelling all the Somalis, Haitians, and everyone else from this "realm," that is, the United States.
Tartaria is definitely a real territory and people throughout history. When people on the internet talk about Tartaria though, they are talking about this "lost empire" that was "erased from history" at some nonspecific point near the end of the 1800s or turn of the 1900s. It is generally mixed in with the prior civilization having great technology that could do things like provide free energy based on ether physics. It is also usually based on a flat earth cosmography, often with significant territory and other civilizations "beyond the ice wall" that we are now all cut off from.
I obviously don't believe this due to the lack of evidence of most of those claims (it is of course true that older civilizations built much nicer buildings than we do). But in my opinion, in addition to just a fun conspiracy people tell, this is a psyop. It has people focused on recovering this supposed lost civilization and looking for the extra land beyond the ice wall and the free energy of the ether. In reality, your civilization, land, and everything else are being taken from you in the here and now.
Star Wars is (((propaganda))) to brainwash young white people into believing the most evil thing in history was an "undemocratic authoritarian empire" that was under the control of their own people. I wonder what real world example we are supposed to then refer this to. The empire literally has an endless army of unthinking, unfeeling, all white soldiers called "storm troopers," lmao. Lucas did not even try to hide it.
The only thing Star Wars has in common with Tartaria is that both of those things are fake jew hoaxes to confuse white people.
What the hell is an "AI companion app"? Can't people just be normal and use AI for technical questions only? That is the only appropriate use of them.
That's interesting. What do they do about the extra day? Meaning, 13 x 28 = 364. What do they do about leapyear? Are they days outside of any week? After my comment below, I was thinking that this is what I would do, simply have two special days, one every year and one 3 of every 4 years.
This one is actually true. The word month derives from moon. It is based on the natural division of time into lunar cycles. There are generally 13 moons per year, so there really should be 13 months.
As everyone knows, a lunar cycle is "about 4 weeks" and a year is likewise "about 52 weeks," so it is simple division that there are generally 13 moons per year. If we had 13 4 week months, a lot would be simplified, although this would leave open the question of where to put the extra day of the year and where to put leap year. It would also make the seasons a bit less regular, since we have 4 seasons and 4 divides 12 but not 13.
There probably was a conspiracy in the elimination of a month and the change to variable lengths for the months. Maybe this was how they manipulated time before the technology for something like CERN existed?
LOL how did I miss this comment?!
Yes! I actually have! I just saw someone in the grocery store the other day and I thought to myself "In 2026!? Seriously!?" I thought it was just me, but I am starting to notice the masks again.
I understand, but the people in this video are sticking magnets to their shoulders. That it pretty weird, but who knows if it is real. There is so much fake shit on the internet, and the explanation here does not even make sense. It would not be caused by any sort of microchips, as those would not be ferromagnetic. It would be some sort of chemical in the shot that released iron from the hemoglobin, to be honest, that is all that would make sense.
But unfortunately the sorts of people who say that the covid jabs turn people magnetic are the same kinds of people who say the earth is flat. So I might be interested if Robert Malone or Peter McCullough claims this is going on, or some others like that. But random people on internet conspiracy forums, I can't really draw any conclusions from that.
I would love to either confim or debunk this, but I didn't take a clot shot. Pure blood master race.
You should be able to see a little hand next to some of the accounts here, even on this thread. I am not sure if you see it on your own, but I see it on yours. This just means that the account is new. After a certain amount of interaction / points and whatever, it will go away.
These new accounts have certain limitations to limit botting activity, like I said.
proof
The problem is that the things cited as proof, aren't. You literally posted above:
Another joke is how the vacuum of space somehow doesn't suck up the atmosphere made up of gas.
Well, I do agree with characterizing that as a "joke" at least.
240,000 miles through two deadly radiation belts. 240,000 miles back. In this.
This is why no one takes these theories seriously. No, we are not just NASA fanbois who have been brainwashed by Bill Nye.
The LM in no way at all can be construed to have "gone back" lmao. The LM was left behind and the space is fake people know this. A typical retarded thing I see is a demand to zoom in from earth and take a photo of the lander (this is an absurd thing to ask for). The apparently rinky dink design of the LM is specifically because of its very limited usage profile.
This is all ignoring the other problems with the meme, such as the LM not being used during the trip to the moon either, it being totally enclosed during liftoff, and of course the Van Allen belts not being too deadly. And there is nothing wrong with adhering aluminium foil to it, no one ever explains what is supposedly wrong with that.
The dumbest thing moon hoaxers ever say about the LM:
That would never fly on earth!
Ummm, yes. Correct. Congratulations on your powers of deduction.
Yes.