Cluesforum—Exposing Mass Deception

You say: "To be sure, if JOE (red dot in my below diagram) wishes to walk from A to C, he will get to C approx 21% earlier (if he walks along the curved green path) than if he chooses to walk from A to B to C." That is exactly what is refuted by cycloid , which is the actual distance trave...

Let me add something which may make it easier to visualize the essence. It is in the same video as mentioned, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C--wZBX2XcA mđ, starting at 11:47 . Every circular motion has 2 separate components as can be observed and while the point travels around the circumference, i...

Why B would be the correct answer (?) "Sometimes the perceptions of reality may be the mere shadows of a real thing". When an object is in circular motion, it travels along a path, that is longer that what we believed is it's actual traveled path/distance. It turns as such that while in c...

Well, true, it may be as you suggest, this diagram being misdirection. If just fronts, it still looks like it reveals some direction where to look for signs of misdirection. In order to confirm such connections as pictograph is suggesting, one would have to devote some time to confirm/reject it. I j...

I choose B as correct answer.

I took some time to check on suggested Peter Phillips and what I can say about him is that he falls into the "proceed with caution" category of authors. He's quoting Marx, has references to Occupy Movement and James Corbett and gives talk at National Press Club and an interview on RT TV wi...

http://milesmathis.com/pi7.pdf I predict the main response to the video will be that the ball in the curve is feeling more friction. However, it is clear at a glance this is not the case. To start with, the ball in the curve would have to be feeling over 20% more friction than the straight ball. Ag...

I compiled quite a long text in reply, but it got mysteriously deleted even out of my browsers cache (which is just interesting, since I recently got my local net security upgraded and strange things increasingly occur. But that's for another thread). To put blame on individuals is absolutely the on...

Thanks for your precise thoughts, Hoi. Although you took my words a bit out of context, I completely agree with you, naming the names is obligatory. I was merely suggesting that in a social game, as i.e. soccer game, when talking about the context, strategies or rules of it, the names of protagonist...

Daddie_o, excellent job! I read it unaware of it completely, it always turns for exposed events that they are a variation of some intrigue orchestrated by the Jews. So called usual suspects or perpetrators, as Solzhenycin would've called them. Why is it so,why always Jews bring menace to the World? ...

SacredCowSlayer » October 5th, 2016, 3:30 pm wrote: Until then I would simply propose that a gentleman's understanding around here is in order. That is, forum members should be able to express doubt or skepticism without hasty name calling or accusations.

Fair enough. I sure hope I didn't make you think that with anything I wrote.

-_- Bongostaple, just be careful with onions, they've made the strongest men cry in the end :P Regarding the possible loss of velocity. I'm not that smart to tell you from the top of my head whether this is logical or not, I can only observe and conclude from that. What I noticed in the experiment's...

I wish there was more optimism left in you , SCS and brianv. I once said in this thread that only time will tell about MM, yet I'm hoping utmost he's a real person, just like me. Fed up with nonsense and lies, going only for truth as he understands it. Revolted and furious he may seem suspicious to ...

Here is a guy who has offered elegant and compelling solutions to the mysteries of dark matter, superconductivity, wave-particle duality, quantum entanglement, the double-slit experiment, the Proton Radius Puzzle, the Pioneer anomaly and the Casimir effect, as well as explaining beta decay, neutrin...

Bongostaple, you've made some very bold statements. What you've wrote, how you wrote about it and what it implies got me speechless, which a very rare occasion. There are some points though that I believe merely slipped from your reasoning, which should be included in ver.#2 of the experiment you're...