Lay in the grass. Remove your Earth eyes. Listen around you. Look through the sky. We are inside a cylinder Earth.

cleveland, oh
First humans. Prominent nose, lips, chin and forehead.
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Perhaps data centers could fuck off to the hundreds of thousands of useless, uninhabited acres of America, generate their own power AND provide it free to us since we’re the ones funding them with OUR data. They could also collect, clean and recycle their own water if it’s less than a damned swimming pool. Otherwise, it’s a hard no for those of us with eyes, brains and touch with reality.
Jensen Huang, to CBS News: "Water consumption, that's a myth now. These data centers use less water evaporative. They don't use evaporation anymore. It uses less water than a swimming pool evaporating all year long." This is true for the newest chip generation specifically. Nvidia's Rubin architecture runs closed-loop liquid cooling, and Nvidia's own engineers say it cuts a facility's cooling water use from roughly 2.6 million gallons per megawatt annually down to near zero. It's not true for the installed base. Most existing data centers still run open-loop evaporative cooling, and federal researchers estimated US data centers consumed 17 billion gallons directly in 2023, plus 211 billion gallons indirectly through the electricity they draw. Huang is describing where the newest hardware is headed. He's not describing what's running today.
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Our government posted all over the papers that they were capable of creating plasmoids as an explanation to the influx of ‘flying saucer’ sightings. EVOs/ball lightning/foo fighters... all one and the same. Introduce ionized gas into a vacuum (low pressure atmosphere), the plasma self-organizes and is guided by static energy. This can be a naturally occurring phenomenon or man-made as shown in the vacuum bell jar experiment. Any scale.
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Never use banned lead paint to cover the walls/ceilings of your entire home or designated Faraday safe room to block radar from seeing your movements. Never do that.
Replying to @ShawnRyan762
“We’re not spying, trust us.”—US Government 1978—Lead paint banned in the United States. 1979—Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) launched worldwide that can track migrating insects, monitor crops, see underground and…INSIDE BUILDINGS AND HOMES. Can SAR see through lead? No.
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Confusion and unadulterated joy.👏🏽
This is unhinged. In the best possible way… 😆 #Eminem - freestyle for German television (2009)
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Hmmm, I wonder if data centers could be quickly upfitted to make cheap, disposable autonomous drones.🤔🫥
OPINION: Beyond Armament: China’s New Security Doctrine and the Transformation of Its Defense Industry "Beijing is rewiring its defense model. By weaponizing industrial scale and civilian tech, China is building an integrated force where cheap autonomous swarms neutralize million-dollar jets." 🖋️ Kadir Temiz (@kdrtemiz) | Director of The Center for Middle Eastern Studies 🔗 READ: clashreport.com/opinion/kadi…
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Cylindrical. Not a sphere. Not flat. Centrifugal force creating the gravity that keeps everything planted to the ground. The weather, clashing with itself in our atmosphere. Consider it.
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Live in understanding and have empathy. Be another’s everything—a child, grandparent, animal, friend or stranger—there you will find the most reward. Open your eyes to the above and below; you will change. When you see truth, do not be afraid, be curious. Be silent or loud but always be brave. —AW
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Can anyone identify this animal?
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Open your eyes to our world.
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Our constructed world is covered in floating islands.✨
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Can we talk about the construction of the Earth now? Cities beneath us, signs left for us everywhere and the absolute lie that we’ve been sold??
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Chaos Travel Method: Climb to low pressure atmosphere, introduce ionized gas which creates exotic vacuum objects (ball lightning/plasma) that use energy from the potentum (aether) to self-organize, gain speed and vibrate forming a vortex around the object that eventually disappears into a wormhole. To where and when? No idea. (working theory)
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