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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Really, easy to workaround thing for any person with minimal technical knowledge.

Usually, systems that could be controlled by power grid operator use power grid itself to send signals. This signals could be easily filtered out by simple low-pass filter. So no commands from operator will reach such system at all, while power will be delivered.

In case of cellular/radio control, things are even simplier.

It is fascinating to observe that whinning about screwing people who bought into EV crap, with absolutely no any attempts to tell that people how to circumvent or workaround this shit.

Either this situation is on purpose and those "independent journalists" really just do more fearmongering to their target audience, either "independent journalist" too dumb or/and too coward to tell target audience how to fight back.

Seriously, I couldn't even recall any "independent" "anti-globalist" reporting that tell people about ways of circumvention or workarounding any of that bad, awful, unjust and scary globalist shit.

Why is that? What is the problem to tell people about how to effectively fight back?

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

There about to change the entire cosmological model because the one were indoctrinated with is garbage.

This is exactly how real science should work. If observation contradicts theory, then theory should be changed or thrown out completely, and new theory should be developed.

Stretch this to, say a single observation that some person have virus, but don't have associated disease. Yes, all that theory that this virus induce that illness should be thrown away.

Unfortunately, physics are not perfect too. F.e. there exist a stupid dogma about speed of light as maximum possible speed and all that special relativity crap around. Really, attempts to keep all that relativity crap of "saint" Einstein at any cost is a source of most physics problems. However, earlier or later, that crap would be inevitably thrown out. Just pity that progress was stopped for century by that jewish moron sect. Not shure about biology/medicine, however. Looks like they passed the point of no return already and have nothing to do with science now. Should be either rebuild from scratch or replaced with something scientific.

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CrazyRussian 6 points ago +6 / -0

AFAIK, from personal expirience, Communist Party 5-years plans are in no way secret or whatever. On the opposite, they usually was widely published in state press and delivered by ministries with high detalisation to the corresponding enterprises.

In USSR nobody hide that 5-year plans and they was nearly mandatory to study for every Communist Party member. As schoolchildren we also was told about them, shortly, of course, mostly about how more wheat will be grown, how many new planes, ships, trains, power stations and so on will be build and what new industries should appear.

Downloaded few pdf's from that "leak" - looks pretty similar to what I remember from childhood, with China specific, of course. "New technology will bla-bla-bla and will rise quality of life", "Will build 123 high-speed trains more" and so on. Some papers was from 2020 with projections to 2023. Papers obviously designed for wide audience, not for some closed circle.

IDK, may be there some really secret documents hides somwhere among all that 5-year plan expectations, but I'm too lazy to download and translate all of them.

Or I just didn't get something and PV without O'Keefe just helping CCP to spread their new 5-year plan among West audience in such weird clickbaiting way? OK, then they got me. :)

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CrazyRussian 4 points ago +4 / -0

Only special people are allowed to play in stock/finance/currency games. If anybody from outside of their circle finds a way to do the same without being special, then they should be exterminated.

Dude just was too arrogant and ignorant to expose his identity and shake his wealth around. Smart enough to make some money with crypto, but too stupid to ignore things that declared "conspiracy theory".

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

All evidence suggests massive climate change took place in Egypt and the Sahara.

Not so massive. Massive climate change are ice ages and their endings.

Yes, Nile delta and higher was pretty green at the time, that is why people settled there. Such changes are not rare, Greenland was once green, and crocodiles lived in Volga river. Unless CO2 levels will rise to normal levels (around 1000ppm), climate will not be stable.

Except that they are a phenomenon not explained with bronze tools.

To cut limestone and sandstone you don't need even bronze. You need a rope, some glue and sand. Soak rope in glue, then cover it with sand and you will have pretty precision cutter for soft stones. This will give more than decent cut, due to self-aligning of the rope to shortest distance between ends. Then, ypou could polish cut surface with a plank, sand and some water. With enough workforce and time, you don't need magic tools to make Egypt pyramids.

I have megalitic construction in nearest town - it is a huge rampart with a kremlin wall on it. It has larger footprint than Cheops pyramid, and at least comparable to it in terms of mass that was moved by humans. And no, thousand years ago, when that construction was build people didn't have excavators, bulldozers, cranes and other modern machinery. And hardly their tools was fundamentally different from Egyptian ones. It is fascinating, what people did in ancient times, but there is no any miracle, just amount of workforce and time.

I spent a lot of time trying to find any sign of some hidden ancient knowledge in pyramids, but there are none I could detect, not even talking about using. I even build a small pyramid once, scaled copy of Cheops. :) Had some fun, but nothing more. Knives did not sharpen inside pyramid, water did not stay fresh longer, no any energy anomalies or whatever. Of course it was from regular bricks, bought for the house facing, not from limestone, but pyramid apologists insist that the thing is in shape not in the material. May be you are aware, near Moscow one rich man (Alexander Golod) even build a pyramid 44 meters in height. He was well into all that ancient knowledge stuff, and built dozens of pyramids around country. AFAIK he have contacts and projects with John DeSalvo. All in all there is nothing except entertainment happens in pyramids.

What were they trying to say? Why did they believe what they did, placing into alignment structures that heralded the stars?

All that time counting thing using space objects was very important for ancient people. They literally depended on it in the absense of a decent calendar carefully synced with Earth orbit. When to sow the wheat? When fertilize fruit trees? It was literally a "life or death" question. So they truly believed that stars influence or even rule their lives. That's why a lot of attention to the skies.

The question of human origin could be even more weird than anyone think. God's creation, aliens, monkeys, ancient civilisations and so on, It could be even a weird combination of all that stuff. :) Ancient civilization created by God on another, more pleasant planet was eventually expelled to the Earth, and in order to survive in new environment they had to borrow some DNA sequences from local primates. :) That's why we have up to 10% of our DNA from unknown origin, switch to 30 hour activity cycle when not exposed to daylight and have that story about Eden in Bible.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Stupid question - how all that annual filling of tax papers and snitching on itself to IRS looks from privacy point of view? I think it should be much more concerning than government spying on citizens. Whole couuntry forced to snitch on themselves to the state. What's the point to rant about spying on you, when you willingly spy on yourself and send privacy information to the state? IDK, but for me sending information about how much and where you earned your money is no different from sending contents of your private diary or records of conversations with relatives and friends to the state on the regular basis.

I'm perfectly fine with othere nations traditions, and if chineese like to be like hive insects, than it is their own choice. But when such traditions and choices are contradicts each other inside one culture it is at least weird.

I hardly could imagine something more private than amount of money one earned. But looks like in US this private thing is not even accounted as private in a very weird way - US citizen will hide its earnings and salary even from friends, but willingly and without questions give out all that private info to the IRS. I can't find any example of such weirdness from any other culture, when it is tabooed to share some info with friends, but at the same time is perfectly fine to share same info with some state bureaucrat.

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CrazyRussian 13 points ago +13 / -0

OK, now do the same about Judaism. Just for objectivity. Looks like even 1% is already fatal for society. Even 0.5% will heavily fuck society with usury, hijack government institutions, culture, press and finance, and declaring any resistance as antisemitism.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

The pyramids are already 5k years old according to the concentric narrative.

And they are degrading, as any limestone building or natural structure. They just big enough to degrade for hundreds of thousands years, but they eventually will wear out from temperature gradients and wind, if humans will not cover and soak them with modern, much more rigid materials.

Egyptian pyramids are heavily overhyped. They are undoubtfully interesting phenomena and significant historical artifact, but there is nothing unusual in them. Many civilisations build pyramids for whatever reasons at some time, but they are all pretty simple things, without any sign of really advanced, obviously out-of-time knowledge. They are definitely not a launch sites of goa'uld hattak ships.

Nasca drawings are much more interesting from the point of technology, f.e., because their existence assume ability to see them from above, and that means that humans had some technology to fly at the time. It doesn't have to be super-cool alien flying disks or whatever, kind of kite, glider or hot air baloon large enough to get a human in air is more than enough. But we still don't have any artifacts that could be a proof of ancient aviation.

I have nothing against a theory of advanced ancient civilisations at all, but just theory existence is not enough at all. After any good theory, there should be undeniable, solid proofs and mandatory usefulness for humanity. But there are none. Same with ancient aliens who helped humans, theory, with all that underground civilisations and so on. They are all nice and valid theories for a long time, but even if a nice theory can't be proved for a long time, along with giving absolutely nothing practically useful for humanity, it become a fairy tale, nothing more.

Yeah, OK, there was ancients, they could cut and move large limestones an build pyramids. So what? What it gives us? How is it useful for us today? Could we use that theory for anything useful, except entertainment?

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

It was on the discovery channel

Discovery channel movies are the worst popular science stuff I ever seen. And that multiple repetition of questionable and completely unimportnat statements diring a movie - I don't understand it at all. IDK, if it is kind of specific Discovery/BBC style devoted to somehow make that pop-science acceptable for the dumbest of viewers, but it is weird as fuck. No explanations using laws of nature, no formulas, no proof of sentence based on what said previously, no any decent structure of movie, even. Amount of knowledge transferred is below zero. This kind of art is more like a chewing gum for bored housewives, not something that could be named even "popular science".

A smart person, goes and checks it out.

A smart person knows chemistry, physics, and have logic. He knows properties of limestone and sandstone used in pyramids and properties of modern construction materials. He don't even need to watch stupid movies made to make dumbest audience feel like they know something cool.

It is pretty simple to find out that modern giant structures of comparable size and volume will outlast pyramides for millions of years.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

A skyscraper, today, would be dust in about 1000 years.

Only if this is a skyscraper build from "green", "ecological" garbage. Any real skyscraper built from steel, concrete and glass will outlive pyramids easily. Unlike pyramids it will much less wear by winds, rains and temperature gradients. Glass is nearly undestructable, and steel reinforced concrete will last for millenias.

Also there will be concrete manufacturing factories, steel factories, glass factories and many other industries necessary for building skyscrapers. A lot of artifacts.

An iPhone lasts what buried in the earth, completely gone, they did this supposedly. Like 30-70 years?

Why do you think so? Chips will last nearly forever, fiberglass PCB also is very rigid thing. And glass screen. And this is buried in earth. Those who will be in concrete buildings will easily survive as long as building itself.

Even Antykhtera mechanism, made from bronze, being in sea water for millenia still was recovered and copied.

The only thing that survives longer is a pyramid. Stone.

No there are a lot of materials that will last much longer than not very hard rocks in pyramids.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Would we recognize them if we did?

We would definitely recognize them as something out-of-time and not the artifacts we already discovered. Whatever form and purpose they could have.

possible technology could evolve in completely different ways so as to be totally unrecognizable to what we have now.

That's not how technology reveal itself. Even if it is highly advanced technology, beyond current knowledge. In any case there should be "magic wand" that could cut rocks, f.e. and it will be different from anything we already found. This is not a rare situation, when archeologists who found some tool spend years to figure out its purpose. And I never heard that such artifacts was hid, on the contrary, information about such things spread between archeologists in the hope that many people discover thing purpose much faster than single researcher.

Taking in account that it is "unrecognizeable", it obviously will not be hedden, because as it is "unrecognizeable", nobody will suppose that it is some powerful advanced technology.

If that is the case, we should have today tons of technological artifacts of an unknown purpose. Any more or less advanced civilisation have to use tons of technologies. And there should be not only "magic wand to cut the rocks", but also things to move the rocks, to measure the rocks, to polish rocks, and that is only beginning - there should be much more things to make all that tools for rocks.

F.e. to make a simple tool like drill bit possible, you need a large amount of complex tools. You need whole industries for that.

There is no any traces of complex industries that will make possible mass production of that "unrecognizeable" tools to process rocks.

Also, hardly civilisation that have a super advanced technology to process rocks will use only rocks to build huge buildings. It has to have much more advanced materials for building than rocks.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Looks alike.

Propaganda, i.e. mass-delivering information to audience in simple and memorizable form, must be high quality to work as expected. It is very easy to achieve if information you deliever is truthful, verifiable and self-explanatory. No need to use all that dirty tricks from liars showcase.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

What's the units of Y axis on that graph? Looks like some deviation from average or median, but average/median of what?

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

he only reason the chinese can buy land near you

Chineese can't buy land near me because selling of land near me to foreigners is heavily restricted by Russian government. Jut money is not enough to buy land in Russia. And not every piece of common land could be sold. Even with traditional Russian corruption it is not an easy walk for a foreigner of foreign company to buy a piece of land here. Some land could not be sold at all to anybody. Foreigner could buy a piece of land in Russia only after proving that he will use it for living, as homestead. For a foreigner it is sometimes easier to get Russian citizenship and then buy a land as Russian citizen. Foreign companies mostly have to create Russian companies and buy a land from their name, with all consequences, including control over land usage and land arrest if something is not like declared even in zones that are available for sales for business. Embassies fully own Russian land in places of embassies and ambassador residence and even have corresponding jurisdiction of their countries over that plots, but it is plots that was specifically choosen by Russian government, not by foreigners.

because we got rid of the requirement for land ownership in the USA

Who exactly and for what reason did that? Is it theoretically possible for US citizens to revert this crap? Because it seems that there are no need for potential US enemy to seize its territory buy military means, he could just buy it out, at least significant part of it.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

May be savages was those who had a concept of land ownership (in terms of abi;lity to buy and sell it for paper bills)?

Really from the top of my age I still can't take in mind the idea that the land where your ancestors lived for millenias could be sold or bought for some shitty paper or digits in someone computer. It is a land, not some fucking gadget or netflix subscription.

Anyway, that stupid concept of "land ownership" (really Western variant of this concept) is a main reason that Chineese or me could easily buy US land near super secret military base. And there is nobody to blame except the ones who deem such conceps as something sane and rightful.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

So any shady company from anywhere could buy American land. Then why that questions and perplexity? This is capitalism. Free trade and all that stuff. Cheneese buy American land near American military bases because US government and laws allow that. But somehow it is Chineese who are bad guys,

Don't sell land to Chineese, don;t buy Chineese stuff, if you don't like Chineese, what's the problem?

PS: Should I buy some US land near Cheyenne mountain? Few proxy companies in offshores and it is my property, regardless of me being Russian. What is the chances that Americans will really fuck current insane US political and economical system and nationalise that land back? Or, may be it is better to talk with Native Americans Cheyennes, about property rights on that land to be shure about such investment? All in all they are real owners of that land, not some US government newcomers with their stupid property "laws" and papers.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Suddenly, Santa Claus is perfectly real person. St. Nikolaus (Άγιος Νικόλαος) was a Greek who lived in Likiya aorund 270-345 AD. He was archbishop of town of Mira, Likiya (now Demre, Turkey). Known for miracles and kindness. Also, it is known that on one of ecumenical councils he effectively closed rant of heretic Ares (Ἄρειος, account him as modern liberal :) ) with a direct punch into the Ares face. Perfect example to follow today, meanwhile.

In Western culrure he become Santa Claus for the story when St. Nikolaus tried to help a family in need who was ready to even sell three daughters to avoid their starvation. Nikolaus trying to be unnoticed periodically throw a small bag with coins into family house window, and once this bag landed in a sock that was drying near stove. Father of family wanted to know who is his savior once caught Nikolaus and was amased that so high priest helping poor family. Nikolaus asked him to keep that in secret.

So, that "Santa Claus does not exist" narrative is false. He existed physically, and if you are a Christian, you should believe in the life after death and Saints, so St. Nikolaus AKA Santa Claus is perfectly real person and he is alive for every Christian.

Interesting, that this "Santa Claus does not exist" narrative is devoted to eliminate a character of St, Nikolaus from the tradition, but not a rithual of Christmas gifts. Think why. :)

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Fuckchekers web dumpsters now become an excellent source of upcoming conspiracies. If they declare something you do not know about yet as false - it is a good reason to suppose that it is true and do your own reserch on that new topic.

Interesting, are they doing that because of stupidity, or with some purpose? Both variants are pretty imaginable.

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CrazyRussian 5 points ago +5 / -0

WTF kind of parent puts a kid to bed with a phone at night?

Same kind that inject his/her child with not-a-vaccines, send to mainstrean school for indoctrinating and account having a child as kind of virtue signalling to those around, like Ukraine/LGBT flag near social network nickname or watching MSM.

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CrazyRussian 4 points ago +4 / -0

Doesn't iPhones have proxinity sensor as most other smartphines? It is usually used to turn off backlight when user hold phone on ear. Could be used for sensing distance to face as well. I know that Apple gadgets are complete overpriced and unuseable garbage, but couldn't imagine that Apple managers saving money on fucking $0.5 proximity sensors and use camera for that purpose.

Well, running camera constantly and processing the stream will eat battery fast. So child will be able to use iPhone no more than hour, then it should be fully recharged. Yep, solution. Kind of.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Never heard of this. You'd think some scientist would have done tests to find out what's going on.

There was some reasearch done in USSR, but it didn't give any conclusion. Just f.e. a statement that body is a body of a male that died 500 years ago from whatever reason and it didn't decompose in 500 years. No special substances found that could be part of mummification process. Just human remnants, that not decomposed in 500 years.

IDK, scientifically speaking, may be creating new cause-effect chains (what make us God-like) i.e. doing right, good things make your body resistant to decay and parasites (both physical and spiritual), as in life, so after.

What about Egyptian mummies though, those seem in not bad shape

Bodies of mummies was specifically processed to make them stable. And that was not a simple process. But in the case of saints, nobody process them. They was buried as a usual people, and later (it could be centuries later) it was revealed that body is intact. And it could be both ways - undecaying body found in crypt and then after studying life of this person he declared saint, or after declaring saint somebody check body and found it undecayed.

some scientists have tried to explain what's going on.. where's that?

Looks like modern science working on how to prevent that phenomena and not on finding what is going on with it.

Of course it is an interesting phenomena, and it should be studied by scientists, because comprehension of God's idea is one of the main purposes of science.

There are also other physical phenomenas known to Orthodox Christianity. F.e. icons or crosses myrrhing or descending of blessed fire, cloak of Blessed Virgin and so on.

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

Undecayable relic of a saint`s body.

In Orthodox Christianity it is believed that bodies of real saints does not decay and themselves are a powerful source of grace and kind of link to the God. Undecayable bodies of different saints could have different powers. Under normal circumstances, parisioners touch or kiss saint''s body asking God to help. IDK, just like on funerals, people touch or kiss deceased to say goodbye, send message to other side or whatever, but in this case, deceased body does not decay or rot for millenia, so any parisioner could participate in kind of eternal funeral of that saint and try to ask saint for help, get some God's grace or send God a message.

However, many crypts with undecayed bodies was destroyed during wars, thefts and so on. Jewish Bolsheviks in Russia had a special program with state financing and even special jewish squadron to destroy all orthodox saint bodies from hijacked monasteries and churches. Nearly all crypts and graves was searched and if a body inside was undecayed, it was seized and then destroyed one way or another, usually they burnt them. Interesting that it was done regardless of the saintness status of dead person. Jews took enormous effort to get rid of all that undecayable artifacts they could find. Even if you think that that undecayable bodies of saints are bullshit or curiosity, then think again. Jews think they are very important and should be destroyed. This whole reddit thread is a proof that they still think so and still trying to a least mock that phenomena.

So, sometimes from that undecayed bodies of saints, only finger ot foot left. It is believed that even such small part have properties of whole body.

In that video, priest, presumably, mass-producing holy water using a foot of some saint, who, may be was known also as a great holy water maker or had especially close relations with God. Looks weird, I know,, but if you are aware of background it is pretty logical. :)

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

I think 1kg of pure copper for $90 retail price is perfectly fine if you need a piece of pure copper for DIY purposes.

Sometimes it is hard to find raw materials with certain purity. Unfortunately, they have no titanium, tungsten, aluminium, zinc, lead, tin and other bullions made with definite purity.

I personally, could be interested in aluminium and zinc bullions with .9999 purity.

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