TheHeretic12

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by TheHeretic12 6y ago
Wind power is a bad joke. In my home state, i see the things everywhere, and I know its a giant waste for one reason: steel. There are independent studies that quantify this and prove it, its been in the papers. The environmental/carbo
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by TheHeretic12 6y ago
>Now I can't open FB in the public... :/ Just poison the data. Break their algorithms by going on a bit of a virtual shopping spree. You wont even have to buy anything, just place in cart and cancel later on. Get those targeted
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by TheHeretic12 6y ago
This is not the only way they are cheating, they are using every tool they have to manipulate the market. Thier strategy for ~15 years now has been to short paper silver (ETFs) to hold the price down, while buying and stockpiling actual phy
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by TheHeretic12 6y ago
1. Game cameras. They are purpose built for this kind of need. Your strategy should be to identify/establish clear routes in and out of your local area, and then set up an intel network in cooperation with neighbors. If you can network
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by TheHeretic12 6y ago
Advice for the author, and anyone who cannot seem to learn from books: 1. Read better books. The three he mentions off the top are all pop science low-knowledge perspective pieces, imo. Especially G,G & S. 2. Learn how to learn. Gaining
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by TheHeretic12 6y ago
I recognize some of the names here. This will be a case to watch, which ever way it goes the constructions allowed here will percolate through the law for years to come. This case hinges on the exact wording of the law that authorizes the N
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by TheHeretic12 6y ago
4Chan is notorious for doing this successfully, with even less detail to start with. The large anonymous crowd of viewers and poster is highly likely to contain people who can identify even the smallest detail. Within the past few years, a
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by TheHeretic12 6y ago
If anyone is interested in something from this time period worth reading in its original language, that is not on the reading lists, I can recommend the works of Sir Thomas Malory. He collected, compiled, and translated from French to Engli
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by TheHeretic12 6y ago
Point of Information: the phrase "conspiracy theorist" was developed and fielded by the CIA as a counterintelligence effort. Among other tactics, they wished to be able to use the term as a dismissal of anyone who got information
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by TheHeretic12 6y ago
1. No. Simply impossible. Experimental aircraft maybe, but no aliens. 2. Somewhat. The cabal is there, thankfully they dont control everything yet. See: Rothschild and sons; communism. 3. No. A technical miracle, but they happened for sure.
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by TheHeretic12 6y ago
The technology exists, and it is among the toppest of secrets. If you have a head for technical reading, you can have this patent: US20120105181A1. That is a rundown of the mathematics involved. You will also need to know about Radiatively
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by TheHeretic12 7y ago
I am enjoying the comment section here just as much as the article. Not many here will pull more comments than points. I cant see the word "Reiki" without hearing "URAMESHI!" To me, most new-age medicine is an exercise i
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by TheHeretic12 7y ago
3 Problems with that: 1. UV light capable of sterilization destroys or degrades most materials very quickly, worse than leaving it out in the sun. 2. UV lights tend to be very energy-expensive, and there is not much advancement in green tec
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by TheHeretic12 7y ago
There is evidence from China and Korea, that you do not build immunity from the disease. https://archive.is/Gv1iu This makes the UK response almost as bad as doing nothing at all. Maybe some people will show to have a natur
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by TheHeretic12 7y ago
For those who are still lurking the comment chain and "Want to Know More," I'll leave you all this name only and wish you good luck on your trip down the rabbit hole: Fritz Springmeier, rest in peace.
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by TheHeretic12 7y ago
Very good article to read. Not many places these days bother to cover a story like that. The behavior evinced by the researcher, Murphy, seems typical of the modern technologist. Hubris, plain and simple. A better scientist would be just as
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by TheHeretic12 7y ago
That had to be one of the most half-baked articles Ive seen out of "The Economist," and Ive read their stuff on and off for years. They identify the symptoms correctly, and then spend 1000 words misleading you on the cause, so the
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by TheHeretic12 7y ago
Yes, books are worth it, physical books especially. 1. The automated information control that occurs online today, means that things are there one day, gone the next. This happens accross the information continuum. 2. The Pareto principle:
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by TheHeretic12 7y ago
I've seen rumors that the CIA was into this stuff for years and years. Being officially an intelligence agency, any useful information they can get is valuable to them, even if its only to confirm another source. From what Ive seen an