AI by hello74
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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Why do you say that?

Because I know how things work.

that is improved to make decisions

Bloody hell.

This stupid thing do not make any decisions at all. Exactly like regular wall light switch does not decide to turn on the light after some person switch it on.

To suppose that any *GPT or anything else they pose as AI is able to make decision is the same stupidity as think that calculator decide to give you 4 if you push "2" "+" "2" "=".

To make a decision you need at least 2 things - choice and free will. Stupid system of equations have none of them.

It is amasing how people smart enough to find that forum and discuss things that thoroughly hidden from public, at the same time absolutely uncurious to find out how that simple and absolutely stupid thing they name "AI" really works.

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

Whatever OP looking for, Jewish question is important and valid.

Jews are disproportionally bad, Jews disproportionally this and Jews disproportionally that.

Until that question will be completely answered, there is no any sense in most conspiracy theories at all.

And it absolutely does not matter who ask that questions.

Why copyright violation is a crime and not just a misdemeanour or a civil case? Copyright violation harm nobody, copying is not stealing, owner of copyright lose absolutely nothing. So why is it a crime? I want to know that too. And Jewish answer is definitely in top 10.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

That's swindlers, may be not even khokhols.

There are a lot of scanadals on Ukraine about crowdsourcing "help for military" when "crowdsourcers" got millions grivnas and then disappear. There are much more ones who are plain swindlers over those who really do some volunteering and crowdsourcing for Ukrainian army. Real ones gather mostly medicines and blood for wounded soldiers. Suddenly when a soldiers is not battle capable anymore, authorities are not interested anymore in providing anythig to them.

Ukrainians have pretty decent supply of warfare, (some even state that there is now more warfare than the soldiers able to use it), until it destroyed by missiles and drones in points of assembly or on frontlines, so there is no any sense ot crowdsourcing for a car delivered to some safe place, soldiers need them at battleground and none of that "crowdsourcers" have an ability to deliver a car to a frontline where it needed, even if you for whatever reason imagine that they are not swindlers.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Suddenly I see some small rise of activity of password bruteforsing bots mostly from China in my honeypots.

Hmmm. So Anonymous is some very insignificant group that for whatever reason use mostly Chineese IP addresses and bruteforce method? Why I'm not surprised at all?

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CrazyRussian 4 points ago +4 / -0

Jewish question is important and objective. Without open discussion and study of jewish question you absolutely can't get the truth about our reality.

Jewish question could be really reduced to overhelmingly disproportionate representation of jews in specific areas of activities. One of that activities is entertainment industy.

So TS theory is perfectly valid. Theoretiaccly, IP laws is more than enough to fine those who violate them. But somehow, copyright laws make the obvious civil case that could not be punished with anything more than some small fine equivalent to the price of factualy proven counterfeit copies (in most cases exactly one, downloaded by authorities to start the case), become a criminal case.

Most copyright cases against regular people are rised in the interests of entertainment industy where jews represented overhelmingly disproportional.

So, it is insane to ignore Zyklon Shower question. There is definitely something shady in it.

And any "antisemitism" connotations from anybody just means that Zyklon Shower touched something interesting.

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

There is enough of torrent trackers, there is 5 large ones only in Russia.

Also, you really don't need a tracker site, it is more service with search and forum than necessity, DHT works perfectly, magnet links and all that stuff.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

And since when copyright laws bother anybody? They could just put them into their asses since eMule times.

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CrazyRussian 4 points ago +4 / -0

There is nothing complex at all in making fully controlled modulated neutrino beam generator of any desired power. Humans do that from 60s.

The problems begin when you want to force neutrinos to interact with anything. They just don't want to do that. :)

Really, neutrino communications could be a breakthrough, but unlike transmitter, receiver is a huge problem and pain in the ass.

One who will discover a decent way to detect neutrinos without giant pools or other things of enormous size, will get an unstoppable means of communication. Guess, who will suffer most if people will be able to undetectably and uncontrollably communicate through Earth p2p?

by pkvi
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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

It was not few years later, it was a dozen years later even if count from Bitcoin and not from first implementations of blockchain. If count from idea or even first implementation (Surely or Surety, don't remember, too lazy to search, check yourself) it is few decades later.

Would you prefer blockchain based CBDC without such useful side effects like Bitcoin that allows me, right here and right now fuck all that western imbeciles who thought they could achieve something sanctioning my country and so me?

IDK, when some technology offsprings something useful for ordinary people it is much better than if that technology used only against them.

And what if that CBDC would have been based on another technology with same goals?

Meanwhile, I heard that Nigeria CB CEO who pushed eNaira CBDC on the country was suddenly arrested for fraud or something like as it was revealed that only few percents of declared eNaira users really ever did any transactions.

What if CBDC is just a money laundering of world scale?

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Valid point.

However, multidimentional objects and spiritual entities that could interfere with our physical 3D world should have measurable physical parameters. They could be incomplete, due to extradimentional/plane/whatever nature, but anything that interfere with our 3D world could be measured.

F.e. if you see it, then it have some color, brightness, reflectivity and so on, and all that could be measured. If you could touch it, it have some measurable hardness, roughness, elasticity and so on. Add to that volume, thrust, weight, EM radiation spectra from RF to gamma, etc.

So if wistleblower really work with such object, then, he had a lot of things to study.

Of course, if it is purely spiritual and appear only in mind of observer, then, of course, there will be problems with measurement.

AFAIK, most wistleblowers tell about UFO as about pretty physical objects. So there should be measurements and values.

by DrLeaks
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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Cover story for shape-shifting reptiloids? :)

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Ok, the audience for rogan is pretty low tech, so he didnt get too deep into engineering aspects.

It is not about deep or not. It is about small technical deatails. Lazar told a lot, but all that looks like a script for SciFi movie. He told about power source based on 115 element and "gravity amplifiers" but never told about measures power output, trust, how power source connected to "amplifiers", how power source turned on and off, and all that things that he as a researcher just had to know, and repeat so many times that it should be in his tales.

He is like a movie prop decoration designer. "Here will be a naquadah generator, here we put that deflectors, seats for crew should look futuristic...".

Meanwhile 115 element was created in Russia and named Moscovium. All isotopes have short half-life within a second. There was a theory that there should be an stability island around atomic number 112 - superheavy elements with long half-life, potentially like natural Uranium or Thorium, or at least thousands of years. Scientists from all over the world tried hard to be the first to reach that spot and created a lot of new elements and their isotopes in that race.

SciFi used that theory widely describing fuel for SciFi devices as superheavy stable elements, most well-known example is Stargate franchise with their naquadah.

That stability island was eventually found, but stability was in values of only minutes. By itself it is cool scientific phenomena, because lighter or heavier elements outside that island have half-life of seconds, but have no any practical use. Most long-lasting element from island of stability is some isotope of 111 with half-life of few minutes IIRC.

Did you ever research Aether?

You mean some project named Aether or aether?

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CrazyRussian 8 points ago +8 / -0

Where is star of David, menorah, tephilin, black square and other Jewish idolatry things? I see only banknotes, but they are idol for nearly all humanity.

Weird. Looks like this collage was made by Jew, who specifically omit all Jewish-specific idolatry.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Thanks, should check that. I know about Bob Lazar, but didn't find anything interesting for me in his stories earlier. I remember his story about using element 115 AKA naquadah AKA moscovium as a power source.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

I'm asking if anybody know about any UFO whistleblower who along with his story about working with UFO occasionally mentioned any real technical details.

I assume that all whistleblowers I know about are liars because none of them spilled anything that person who really worked on UFO or its parts should occasionally mention, because that is how people talk about things they know professionally.

May be, I am just unaware about such person, so I want to read his revelations and may be find something interesting.

I assume that people usually just do not notice that tiny bits of professional knowledge in someone story, until you point it, or ask them about it, so my request for comments in hope that somebody recall something like that and share a link or something.

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

I am not convinced any of it has ever travelled to this planet on a machine of their creation.

You don't need to be convinced or not. Rare things need faith or believe in our life. Technical questions definitely don't.

You either know such things, either do not know. That's simple.

For now, we just don't know, have aliens visited Earth in their machines or not. Not enough information.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

I don't think those who manage whole projects will ever talk. So that's not about them. It is about stuff who have to know something. And such project, like studying alien UFO need a lot of stuff. And you can't hide technical things from them. And that technical things should be non-human too.

If you ever talk with somebody who is from complete another sphere, IDK, say, sailor or pilot f.e. you might have noticed that they occasionally tell things that have no real meaning in your converstion. They just spill them and hardly notice that. Tiny bits of technical information that are usual things for teller, but not for listener. It just happens.

But this things are very important if you want to check if your buddy tell truth. Presence of suach things is a good sign. At least your interlocutor highly probably really have some connection to the topic he tell about. But much more important is a combination of that things. If a sailor tell you that the scene of his story is on the ship with cruising speed of 25 knots and later during the story you get that they sail 3 hours to cover 75 sea miles, then at least you could get that he really knows things. If there is something inconsistent, then he is lying.

It is uncontrollable, everybody do that, you, me, that sailor, IT guy from above floor, just nobody notice that. Those who tell don't notice because it is their life, those who listen don't notice because it is irrelevant for them.

So with UFO stuff. If a person who tell story how he work decades on UFO project and does not occasionally spill a single technical breadcrumb, then it is a 100% liar.

But if he do, then it is a very good reason to listen him more carefully.

Say, if a wistleblower spill in different parts of his story that ship weights 3 ton, then that it have an energy storage of 250kWh, and later that one third of a ship is a power source, then there is nothing advanced or alien in it, because 250Wh/kg is a power density of a modern Lithium battery. If he never saw it flying more than few minutes, then we could conclude that with high probability he is selling you some large copter. Or, if the numbers are consistent, but are completely out of anything known to humans, then, that could be something really interesting.

Of course, that small tech details is not a solid proof of anything, but a complete absense of them is a bright flashing indicator that teller is a liar.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

I heard that bullshit millions of times.

"Someone, who have greatest information in the world announced that he will reveal it in two weeks was killed"

That is not how things done. If you have such information, you spread it everywhere, in every social network, on every torrent tracker, in every p2p network, send it to every paper in every country. And you publish that information in raw form or, in case of invention, as complete, reproduceable description. And you don't inform your enemy about that beforehand.

Enough with that bullshit. Nobody could stop important and truthful information today if one really want to wistleblow it, not play some stupid games telling stupid tales for whatever reason.

Also there is absolutely zero chance that something really leaked without any apropriate details, only as some stupid tale that tells nothing exact. Even lowest tier person inevitably will leak something really technical along with his story if he really have access to something like UFO.

I have some examples of succesful leaks of that type. DeCSS code, PGP encryption, tons of cracked software, drawings and circuits of different devices that allow cheap repair, ways to hack them or circumvent some vendor protection and so on. All that cost billions to those who definitely didn't want this information out. And none of those who did it was killed, at least as far as I know. Mostly they are still anonymous, but that does not make their information less useful or truthful, because you could just take and really use it for your own purpose. People just do the stuff and release it without stupid announcements, funds, MSM interviews and all that insane garbage.

For at least 30 years, any person involved in UFO study could easily wistleblow anything he know without any problems if he decide to do so and be perfectly alive.

To study such complex objects you need insane number of people with knowledge in a lot of different areas. It is impossible that during all last 30 years none of them leaked anything, knowingly or not.

Nuclear weapons secrets didn't survived even few years. In less than 10 years that secrets was in textbooks for students.

And UFO is much more complex thing than atomic bomb, so the number of scientists and engineers involved will be orders of magnitude larger than for nuclear weapon program.

There is zero chance that some technical details did not leaked one way or another since 1947 if government possess alien spaceship and reverse engineer it.

So, there should be something, or governments just do not possess any UFO or possess them but strongly prohibit any study and even more so reverse engineering of it.

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

I don't think UFO is fairy tale, it's just Undefined Flying Object, i.e. anything from ball lightning and other natural phenomena to the alien ships.

I even could suppose that governments really have parts of crushed alien ships. But studying is completely prohibited to not allow any breakthrough invention in any area that could potentially undermine TPTB power over people.

Either they have none.

by pkvi
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CrazyRussian 6 points ago +6 / -0

Ivermectin was very promising treatment for many diseases after invention and studied against many things and many results was interesting.

Then, suddenly, at one point all that research was curtailed.

Inventors of antiparasitic drugs don't get Nobel prize.

As I see that - Ivermecting was a killer for many profitable medicines, so inventors was bribed with Nobel prize in exchange of curtailing research.

So, this cases with Ivermectin could be just an effective treatment of some undiagnosed disease or comorbidity that allow body to fight medicines that was given to "infected" according to WHO terrorist organisation protocols to induce COVID19 symptoms in "infected" and make some money, necessary statistic and appearance of "severe case of COVID19".

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

No. The only reason people use fiat money is a state law forcing businesses to accept them and prohibiting businesses to accept anything else as payments.

Until that law is obeyed by businesses, fiat money will be used by people, because they have to do some shopping from time to time.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

It is a simple question - why people use fiat money (whoever printed and issued them) as a mean of exchange?

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