Cluesforum—Exposing Mass Deception

The model I believe in is a social credit system, where a national dividend is given to all citizens. In time the national dividend can get big enough that people have the option not to work. When they have the option not to work, it gives them much more negotiating power. I see that with retired pr...

That's pretty astute. Luckily it's not universal. I have visited and been to communities that have found various ways (not some patented(TM) way) of solving it. And it's different for every community. You just have to travel enough out of the normal zone to find the threshold of the global insanity...

Makes sense that as Brazil is starting to fail, or at least in a deep crisis, anything they have to distract the attention of the public they are going for.

I'd say when protestors actually storm into the legislature and take it over, they've got a problem.

I think what they really mean to do to us with such language is put us in a prison. For example, Western places will note the lack of hygiene in an area. Instead of fixing it or simply educating people about how to fix it, putting the smallest amount of time into research, Coca Cola can come in, si...

An interesting thing is all over the internet, 'real science' debate and discussion gets shut down fast. With many forums that seem to allow and even promote scientific discussion stopping/deleting actual scientific debate if it questions any mainstream accepted theories. I suspect most of those for...

I've also believed for a while that world populations are invented out of thin air. Who can ever know the truth? To me, it comes down to two main principles in play. Firstly, that if you invent a person born into a life of poverty in some poor country, you can then receive more charity from industr...

The average people in a nation won't be reading for and against arguments about a complex issue like emissions regulations, anytime soon. But something the average person does pay attention to is personalities and people involved in dramas. Throw in some inappropriate sex in the story, people caught...

That makes sense, they would have to account for the nature of the aether even if they are officially denying it. I'm not sure why the aether would have to be so rigid, but I do understand why it has to be incompressible, continuous & next to no viscosity. If their theory of gravity and equation...

Skeptics can ask that if Einstein's relativity really is a hoax, then how to explain the recent measurement of gravitational waves? "Scientists with the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) announced on Thursday at a much-anticipated press conference in Washington, D.C. (...

Even if you delayed the signals to and from the towers, to confuse the GPS system of your location.. your friends will just say 'no, the delay of signals confused the satellites.'

But I still like the idea of the project, as it will require you to learn a great deal about radio waves, antenna, etc.

One aspect I thought is how often are these 60 something elites having sex. Like when Bill Clinton was a super alpha male and women throwing themselves at him, when he was like 45, I can imagine he was having sex a lot. But now he is 70. I wouldn't be surprised if they mean cocaine or some type of s...

That is an interesting idea to set an overall goal for yourself, that will require you to learn much of how it works in order to accomplish the goal. I guess you will have to break that big goal down into small parts, then research each part. So far I'm mainly reading on alternative science sites, a...

[And also when a reference is used then there is often a claim like: "That's not a peer-reviewed source." There is a gatekeeper layer in academia that defends itself almost desperately. Public science has a big crisis. They have painted themselves into a false corner. One example is the s...

It does rather appear that when various 'big science' concepts are written about, it requires a leap of blind faith to get through. In reality, I think that if it feels like a rabbit hole, it is a rabbit hole. Einstein's 'amazing discoveries' are a good example, as are the various proclamations of ...

When I've been reading about physics online, if the person I'm reading remotely believes in Relativity I stop reading.