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dave333
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Stone age tech: notebook and pencil write one item per line as I think of them and put a check mark on the left when it's done and a capital T when it's unit tested and passes.
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That wasn't how I read it. I think it meant $1000 to an individual and next month different individuals will also receive $1000.
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Skytherm roof is better. No need to pump sea water or lake water just put the water in containment on your roof and uncover it as you want solar heating (winter daytime), radiant cooling (summer nighttime), or cover it if you want thermal c
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https://brilliantlightpower.com/hydrino-states-of-hydrogen/ - 12 experiments that prove hydrinos exist - this will revolutionize physics and solve climate change amongst many other things. Yes wikipedia says it's
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public demonstrations coming soon: https://brilliantlightpower.com/station-6a-december-10-2020/
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The theory is all classical ie electric and magnetic fields and while there are quantum states in the sense of electron orbitals including previously unrecognised ones below the traditional ground state, there is no quantum math ie wavefunc
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https://brilliantlightpower.com/hydrino-dark-matter/
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Nuclear is obsolete now that there are working prototypes producing 250KW for 100 hours+ from the reaction of hydrogen to hydrino (dark matter): https://brilliantlightpower.com/the-suncell-at-the-100-hour-...
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A pair of binoculars will give a pretty good view and is much cheaper/easier/more versatile to use than a telescope. Any 7x50 is good for astronomy, and for this Jupiter/Saturn conjunction higher magnification would be better
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String of free sudoku sites ad supported have been earning $1000+/month steadily since 2005: https://www.samurai-sudoku.com https://www.fiendishsudoku.com https://www.sudokuhints.com https:/&#x
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Are there any fictional worlds where exploring economics is a major theme? Given the large variety of actual economic systems in history it seems that "truth is stranger than fiction" applies.
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But there are simpler explanations, like they broadcast last weeks drawing by mistake, and once broadcast, they can't undo it.
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If this were a true random event, then near misses with 5 out of 6 sequential digits would be far more frequent, but I have never heard of one. So that says this is non-random somehow.
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The news report quotes the lottery official as saying the numbers were generated by a computer algorithm that is used world wide. Maybe it was in test mode by mistake? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjaB1JBfJLQ
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If this worked, once you start the wheels rotating, you could take your feet off the pedals and just let the superwheel force accelerate the bike until air resistance balances the superwheel force. They don't seem to have a video of th
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Presumably because it is more understandable and also grabs more attention than calling it hydrinos - small hydrogen with the electron in a lower orbital than the presently accepted ground state.
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Many have said the same over the last 30 years or so but they are now approaching delivery of independently verifiable working devices that may possibly turn physics on its head.
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https://brilliantlightpower.com/suncell-24th-hour-of-100-hou... is now approaching field trials of 300KW heaters that consume only water but still nobody believes either the science or the tech.
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This what scares me about the polls - that they don't account for Trump supporters being less truthful than the rest of us. Just look at Trump - he hasn't said anything true for years.
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Is this a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Work_for_hire ? If so your client owns it and you may want to start charging for support. If not a work for hire you can charge the new client for their copy.
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1) Seems like your career progress should have given you more confidence in yourself than was naturally provided by your background. There's an expression "fake it till you make it" that might apply. If you can't fake it
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Be careful with diet and avoid any extreme diets. I went on a low calorie diet for a couple of years and lost weight, but I ate a lot of a generic pudding product that turned out to contain a lot of titanium dioxide that I believe caused me
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Reportedly BrLP did their last offering in 2016 at $40k/shr and I was offered 5-10 shares at $45k/shr in 2018. I should think with the recent engineering progress the price is well north of these figures now.
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I wish - I admit I did look into buying shares but it was too expensive. The reason I believe in it is that I have read all his papers and his hydrogen atom model makes a lot more sense than the Shroedinger electron probability distribution
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Wikipedia doesn't support debate - only authoritative sources are allowed - which means novel theories yet to be fully accepted get locked out and ridiculed by the skeptically correct. There are many experimental papers that show hydri
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Don't take my word for it - check out the experiments and prototypes yourself at https://brilliantlightpower.com/
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Well he has bottles of hydrinos and multiple experimental results (e.g. gas chromatography with passage faster than any known substance) that prove hydrinos exist and have exactly the properties his theory predicts.
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Also fusion energy research has been consuming billions for decades with little if any real progress. Of course everyone believes in this because there were plenty of believable demos in the bombing of Japan and the nuclear tests.
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The Wikipedia article has been policed by skeptics and is not a fair assessment of Mills. Doofusino theory article is just satire and offers no serious rebuttal. Mills has made considerable progress over the decades overcoming engineering c
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Did you check out their web site? - does it look like a joke?
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