That's what makes all these people hard to believe because there's no proof of any of it. For all we know these people invented nothing but a hoax and killed themselves to gain notoriety in death.
The concept of a dead man's switch eludes these morons who stumble across horrifying state secrets and shit like that. You should have it arranged before you ever come forward and say "I have something" that if you were to die or disappear suddenly, the info you had would be released.
You could have a copy of the document or w/e on a flash drive, and have someone you trust hold onto it. If you die before you can put the info out, your friend anonymously dumps it online. I'm sure I could come up with something better, if I put more thought into it...
It does seem the best thing you can do is just talk. Don't talk about talking, don't threaten to talk- just come in guns blazing, figuratively speaking.
Sorts like Iran announcing 15 hours before launching an attack in yiddsrael so yiddsrael had more than enough time to thwart the fake attack on itself?
The thing about the current matrix of human thought is that there are many who rebel against good ideas and few that rebel against outright bad ones or lies. It's obvious that ancient civilizations were more advanced than we are at our current massive technological level now. However, belief vs. faith becomes an impediment. Even if you show the Truth to those who are not ready to accept it, it will not register as something that can be the truth. The Hermetic axioms are so correct about how knowledge should be only passed and given to those capable of understanding how to apply it as well as accept what it fully means.
Exactly. I'm fairly sure hunting patent owners is a billion dollar business by this point, with how quick people disappear in relation to when they filed for a patent.
After investing the water powered car, it was absolute bullshit.
The best it could be was a shitty battery.
It could be that some people believed him and killed him, but the device did not work.
It can be the case these people get murdered. It's not clear which actually had anything working.
Think of stupid the water idea is. You convert it into hydrogen and oxygen to explode in a combustion chamber. So whatever energy you get out is less than the energy to split the water. So what power source splits the water? It cannot power itself unless it was a perpetual motion machine. So what, a battery? Just power the car with the battery.
Just like grabbing your sneakers to lift yourself up.
I don't think the idea that energy from water is a perpetual motion machine. Not saying I believe the Stan Meyers stuff but check out John Kanzius here. The idea was to be novel in the water splitting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fYc_MRG2wM
Also how do you explain gasoline as a perpetual motion machine? Sure we refine it but are we getting out more energy than put in? All of the machines to get the oil, and refine it can be gasoline powered. Is gasoline power a perpetual motion machine?
Gasoline is a chemical energy storage device. Gasoline works well because it is mostly stable, even in a crash. It is refined, at great effort amortized across huge investment, and burned to release a small % of it's energy.
Electricity is like that too. The amount that gets lost to power lines and conversions and whatnot is huge. The problem with electrical energy is in the storage of it. We just don't have a good option to store it until we have room temperature super conductors. And then you have the problem of having huge amounts of energy stored on a mobile platform piloted by literal hordes of retards.
The water-powered car idea is like having an oil-powered car that carries a gasoline refinery on it. It's kind of a dumb idea. Just process the water as normal and store the refined result in a smaller, and more mobile, package.
Water would be no different if they discovered a way to crack it with less energy than it produces--which supposedly is the point. H20 is a chemical.
Just process the water as normal and store the refined result in a smaller, and more mobile, package.
Well you're storing the oxygen with it so you're right you could leave off the oxygen but then it goes boom a lot easier.
Personally I don't think they discovered a super efficient electrolysis mechanism. That kanzius link is cool though huh? I think some universities studied it though and they couldn't really explain the frequency->fire generation but it did require more energy than it produced. I believe that is correct.
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[ - ] JustALover 19 points 1 weekApr 22, 2024 09:12:23 ago (+19/-0)
Why is this so hard for people to understand? Don't plan to release things, don't threaten to release things, just do it. In several places.
Christ. What fucking amateurs.
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You could have a copy of the document or w/e on a flash drive, and have someone you trust hold onto it. If you die before you can put the info out, your friend anonymously dumps it online. I'm sure I could come up with something better, if I put more thought into it...
It does seem the best thing you can do is just talk. Don't talk about talking, don't threaten to talk- just come in guns blazing, figuratively speaking.
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Also Tesla.
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https://youtu.be/watch?v=-ZRwlYtAMps
Invidious link
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=-ZRwlYtAMps&t=4m5s
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Kind of like how most phone companies are connected to debt collectors. One business keeps the other one employed.
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The bit he does with the fish is awesome. He gets to say what he really thinks, but in a humorous way that the jewtubes doesn't cotton on to.
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The best it could be was a shitty battery.
It could be that some people believed him and killed him, but the device did not work.
It can be the case these people get murdered. It's not clear which actually had anything working.
Think of stupid the water idea is. You convert it into hydrogen and oxygen to explode in a combustion chamber. So whatever energy you get out is less than the energy to split the water. So what power source splits the water? It cannot power itself unless it was a perpetual motion machine. So what, a battery? Just power the car with the battery.
Just like grabbing your sneakers to lift yourself up.
[ + ] rzr97
[ - ] rzr97 0 points 1 weekApr 22, 2024 15:31:33 ago (+0/-0)
Also how do you explain gasoline as a perpetual motion machine? Sure we refine it but are we getting out more energy than put in? All of the machines to get the oil, and refine it can be gasoline powered. Is gasoline power a perpetual motion machine?
[ + ] PotatoWhisperer2
[ - ] PotatoWhisperer2 0 points 1 weekApr 22, 2024 16:47:08 ago (+0/-0)
Electricity is like that too. The amount that gets lost to power lines and conversions and whatnot is huge. The problem with electrical energy is in the storage of it. We just don't have a good option to store it until we have room temperature super conductors. And then you have the problem of having huge amounts of energy stored on a mobile platform piloted by literal hordes of retards.
The water-powered car idea is like having an oil-powered car that carries a gasoline refinery on it. It's kind of a dumb idea. Just process the water as normal and store the refined result in a smaller, and more mobile, package.
[ + ] rzr97
[ - ] rzr97 0 points 1 weekApr 22, 2024 19:35:25 ago (+0/-0)
Personally I don't think they discovered a super efficient electrolysis mechanism. That kanzius link is cool though huh? I think some universities studied it though and they couldn't really explain the frequency->fire generation but it did require more energy than it produced. I believe that is correct.
[ + ] NoRefunds
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