>>10271443

>>10271451

no and no.

When engineers/experts see how it can be done, they will be fucking angry. It is astonishingly simple. It will reveal how engineering education has been warped to prevent people from figuring it out. Much of what experts in the relevant fields believe is false as a result, but not in the hyped up way the new energy fags try to get people to believe. It makes so much sense you can't help but laugh. Hard.

However, no free beer today.

I have good reasons to stay mum. I'm quite sure there are others who have figured it out. Perhaps even more ways to do it. It'll happen.

>>10271466

Watch for DIY circuit board fabrication releases in the maker/hobbiest community. Make your own. There will be more DIY tech that I believe can reshape the meaning of how computers fit into peoples' lives.

Software alone cannot fix this. It has to include hardware and some philisophical changes to how people perceive transparency and security. People need to be taught to not accept certain parts that are not open source, but other parts can be closed source without compromising security. This enables strong competition (trade secrets) without allowing the door to surveillance/malware.

>>10271547

another possibility that the idiot researcher is probably unaware of is that the shills act like bots. perhaps the cores he's seeing are the shill centers.

>>10271561

>Smells like PANIC to me.

Vertigo inducing panic.

>>10271574

>Other than spending time on the breads. All I do is work on ripping apart tech.

I'm designing new things.

You'll know who I am if you're watching.

There's no way to infiltrate technical solutions that are naturally corrosive to systems vulnerable to infiltration.

On that note, I'll point out something about digital systems for the benefit of the big thinkers in NSA: Digital systems have one difference from biological (lossy/antifragile) systems that is remarkable here. They can be configured in such a way as to be perpetual using redundancy. This simply means it is always possible to structure a digital system such that it cannot be successfully defeated. It is just a matter of how much redundancy is necessary.

Biology doesn't work that way. Corruption is a biological function. Think that one through and you'll see where this is going.

>>10271614

>Is DIY electronics from the bottom up

ding ding ding

DING DING DING

When engineers learn how much can be done without a multi-billion dollar fab, they'll also be angry.

Baby steps. DIY circuit boards first.

>>10271637

>Cheers anon.

Back atcha.

>>10271649

I spent my entire life with software. I can do anything with software from embedded microcontrollers with virtually no RAM to supercomputers.

I strongly suggest making electronics a little DIY hobby. If your experience is like mine, you'll find electronics is 10x easier than software. Electronics is much easier than (good) software, IMO. Then you'll quickly hit this 'aha' moment when you realize that you can make your own computers. This is something the cabal fears. The more of us that can span both hardware & software, the better.

>>10271658

Just about everything sent into space uses redundancy as a work-around for gamma radiation. (so yes.)

But my comment was much deeper. Fault tolerance = redundancy. Biology can't scale it like computers can. Computers can scale it beyond the heat death of the universe, which is essentially infinite for all practical purposes.

>>10271674

>>10271683

Honestly, I think they focus on math in electronics WAY WAY WAY too much. Just like with software, you don't need 99.99% of the math they throw at EE's in college. You need a few basic things which you can look up online in seconds if you need them.

What you really need is to watch a bunch of videos on how electronics parts work. Make it a hobby. Make LEDs blink. Dick with transistors. Then make a MOSFET work. Understand resistance and how it limits current. Challenge yourself with stupid blinkie light projects. Suddenly, you know enough to make things happen. When you don't know something, dig into it to understand it. That's really all there is to it.

>>10271684

here, sweetie.

sleep tight.

>>10271706

This is exactly why they dump the math on you. It also empowers useful idiots who aren't capable of doing anything good to defend themselves with it against others in conversations, which further intimidates any onlookers. Infiltration tactics are insidious as fuck.

>>10271747

>…it all comes down to Energy, Frequency and vibration.

more than you know. experts are taught wrong.

PS: I don't think you'll find much searching through Tesla. Look into tech history from about 1880 forward and ignore famous names. How the universe really works is there. :)

>>10271748

teach yourself

i learned most of what I know about software before the internet existed.

we have the internet.

learning is not a problem except in one's mind.

>>10271750

you're on the right track.

this is about to get much easier, faster and better.

keep watching.

>>10271762

>The tech virus will take some time to fix.

Only if you're using systems that are vulnerable to virii. It is quite to make systems that virii cannot reproduce to if you redo the hardware.

>>10271778

>quite

quite *EASY to…

piss

>>10271795

>there is still a lot that can be found in his own writings.

yes, although unless you're into wireless energy transmission (battery chargers to DEWs), it may not be very interesting. it isn't my thing, anyway.

There are others in the past who have been severely attacked by the cabal for doing things. I couldn't find how they did what they did, but I found enough to lead me to it. Question everything and keep beating on possibilities just like they would until you have the 'aha' moment. :)

>>10271811

>It is still limited by the foundation.

Which means it would need to be completely rewritten.

Which means one might as well start at the hardware and develop the software to fit the whole model instead of worrying about current systems.

Just my $0.02.

>>10271854

>>10271857

>And I would always check out the campus bookstore.

I remember this. Good times.

>>10271859

I believe that if the DIY tools get good enough and the engineers smart enough about modular designs with wise standards, the population could replace the tech industries as we know it in a matter of years. It just takes a good start to kick it off.

The big companies cannot compete with systems that aren't crap. They simply don't know how to do it without the system of corruption around them.

>>10271890

>Everyone working together.

…to crush criminality out of the system.

>>10271905

>Qresearch was created to get votes from conspiracy theorists.

negative.

when you're the secret system that runs the world, you don't tell the world how the secret system works.

>>10271906

step 1) America is free of cabal bullshit.

step 2) America takes off like a rocket economically.

step 3) Populations of all other countries see this.

step 4) Populations of all other countries eliminate the cabal bullshit.

See how this works?

>>10271948

>Populations don't see anything that their ever more controlling media want them to see.

Oh, they'll see it. We'll make god damn sure they see it.

>>10271971

And Trump would still win at the polls.