dont judge for my flat earth role. its mainly a 'not enough proof' of scientific concept - proof of work is not there for any of what nasa and space x are doing

it's all very upsetting. prayers to all of you.

too meta ^

@Colonel Chester fight me

A virus would work fine

im completely wrecked

dont panic dont panic

What do you think about mind control with lasers and/or EM waves? @TheGhostScientist

there's some thing about the grid where it'll be secured without you panicking out it

its impetous to act, and its goals MUST be programmed...

and it's happened

im listening but, drugs kicking in .... might pass out lol

no AI has yet passed the turing test?

@TheGhostScientist

relax :D!

5g is doom on

get that shit out my house

not neutrinos

http://www.dunescience.org/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fh2cDKyFdyU look at the supercomputers in this documentary

that experiment was never replicated and the team acknowledged errors in their synchronisation

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/message-encoded-in-neutrino-beam-transmitted-through-solid-rock/

*In the Fermilab experiment, the physicists fired a proton beam into a carbon target to produce a shower of particles called pions and kaons that quickly decay into neutrinos. For every pulse of 22.5 trillion protons, the physicists registered an average of 0.81 neutrino with the 170-ton MINERvA detector.*

*By representing their one-word message in bits of ASCII code using a series of on-off pulses to communicate digital 0s and 1s, the physicists achieved a data rate of approximately 0.1 bit per second. At that rate it took more than six minutes to accurately relay the simple message “neutrino,”*

https://www.businessinsider.com/worlds-biggest-landowners-2011-3

I going to do more research then good link keorzene

a data rate of 0.1bps using a 170t detector and a hugely expensive light beam is not a basis for a global communications network

thank you

np

neutrinos

give me a few day to analys this

good link but this link is very very old

2012 yeah

kerozene

john b wells and his wife have been talking about this on Ark Midnight on Saturday evenings from 7-10pm pst 👀

but physics doesn't age

so it is much better now

My research indicate different post more link Im willing to listen

unless you know of some novel method of neutrino detection