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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Update by Former Pentagon Official: No evidence Iran attacked Saudi oil fields https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iM7lcTL2Rs The drones/cruise-missiles came from north / north-west. Not straight from Iran, but fro
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Saudi Arabia also has a lot to win by inciting a war with Iran. And their government is certainly not afraid of killing off some civilians. So this needs to investigated from all angles. Every party could be guilty. And the solution shou
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Anything that the CIA is doing now is protected with "national security". They can do it with anything they are related to. Former CIA Officer Kevin Shipp [explains how this works and how it is completely misused]( https:/&
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Interview with Stephen Kinzer (On Ripple Effect Podcast) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2-Z77BhI1c
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Good reply, but.. Regarding 1: In the article, they describe an antenna that is MORE sensitive than the normal antennas. So you may not be able to detect the low frequency radio-waves without a similar sensitive apparatus. Regarding 2: Ther
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Possible false signals in LIGO via the detection of radio-waves. See: Ultra sensitive detection of radio waves with lasers https://www.nbi.ku.dk/english/news/news14/ultra-sensitive-de... It would be intere
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Blocked by Patent-bullshit
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Plasma is similar to a conducting gas-like material. So it can become very conductive and transport electrons and ions. These moving electrons and ions are forming a current in plasma. Magnetism creates a rotation of the path of the moving
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
Japanese Tanker Owner Denies Ship Hit By Mine, Says Crew Saw "Flying Objects" Before Attack https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-06-14/japanese-tanker-ow... I think this means that someone else tries to
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
From the text:" One of their difficulties is that the large, complex DNA virus that causes African swine fever has some 170 genes and 80 proteins, many of them specialized in evading different aspects of the pig immune system. " S
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by zyxzevn 7y ago
We had foo-fighters in the second World War. Not much has changed.
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
* Systems & organisations that create bias: Some organisations, like news-sites are dependent on bias. They represent the data in a favourable way. This includes science news. That makes their product more popular. Then we have organisa
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
Until now this has all been bullshit accusations. The "false positives" are very common in these security reports, because they want a warning when there might be an attack. They do not list the numerous internal attacks that were
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
This child-porn and terrorism is the propaganda catch-phrase to make people agree with it. Like the UK porn-filter. While it never will happen, this rule would mean that the BBC should be banned too. It published fake news that started the
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
Today it is dark matter, but tomorrow it is... https://i.imgur.com/YcsVKGX.png
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
1) This talk made me realize that changing a paradigm is not just about changing a language. It is a way of changing the way you approach all problems and solutions. Even in real life. Keep Ruby Weird 2018 - Closing Keynote by Avdi Grimm
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
Next steps: Identify all cars near a crime scene.
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Compared to a software product, the scientists have build a product that contains many modules that all link together via complex maths. What is still missing is refactoring: making things simple again and removing unnecessary parts. Whil
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
Still looking for donors..
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
"The strongest opponents of Astrology know the least but think they know the most.."
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
The NSA's logs will show exactly where it came from. I don't think they will let us know, as it could also be a False flag cyber attack to push a cyberwar against NK, Russia or Iran. A strategy that is so common these days.
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
No. Undefined behaviour is.
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
I wonder what google or reddit know about my political ideas..
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
> Information war combatants have certainly pursued regime change: there is reasonable suspicion that they succeeded in a few cases I disagree with those ideas. Until now they look like made-up excuses for problems that have local origin
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
I disagree, but I see the problems totally different. That is because I don't see the US as a democracy but as an oligarchy. The whole problem with US implementation of democracy is that the actors are centralized around a system that
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It started with Pythagoreanism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagoreanism . Continued with sacred geometry. And also holofractal is popular.
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
I have been working hard on debunking belief-systems that are in science itself and in its communities. A lot of science is based on procedures and theories that automatically create certain results. As long people do not see this, it makes
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
Hacking elections is so 2000... https://www.bitchute.com/video/4JV7r2In40A/
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
[Computerphile - Why electric voting is a bad idea]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3_0x6oaDmI ). No hacker can hack paper. Don't be triggered, but I still haven't seen any real evidence of "Russian Hacking&q
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by zyxzevn 8y ago
I think there is still the problem that very strong magnetic fields are causing "magnetic breaking".

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