How History, Homer, and Physics, Forever Changed Voting and Politics

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March 18, 2021

Sally McShine – Washington, D.C.

"“The shot heard around the world” is a saying which traditionally refers to the opening weapons salvo which signified the start of the battles of Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775. This was the beginning of the American Revolutionary War and is what lead to the creation of the United States of America. One top researcher and inventor, who just also happens to be a forensic historian and prolific author of history books, was watching the United States 2020 general election when alarms went off in his head triggering his brain to dig out various bits of obscure information he had stored away years earlier. Little did Jovan Hutton Pulitzer know at the time that the buzzing alarm which went off in his head was to be a weird connection between The Late-Night Show with Jimmy Fallon, Bernie Sanders, combined with a previous medical breakthrough of Pulitzer’s, merged with a totally different rather obscure subfield of physics developed in classical mechanics, which would lead to Pulitzer’s innovation for changing forever the way we vote and how votes are both secured and counted. Think “Late Night TV and Homer meet Hippocrates,” and with a little help from Sir Isaac Newton the three of them make elections forever non-hackable and completely secure. This is the idea which is rapidly becoming the new “shot heard around the world”."

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https://www.conservativedailynews.com/2021/03/how-history-homer-and-physics-forever-changed-voting-and-politics/