>>22589612 lb
nice story, but "Paddock" lived.
Proof of life two days later.
Will be in the files and back up of Twit/ X
>>22589617 lb
Death scene was staged.
May no have even shot from the room that it is claimed.
Gunshots from heli-s.
The bloody death field was a simulation
Many whistleblowers ended up dying within the next month or maybe two.
>>22589483 lb
already been done, with graphics
and maybe words.
see the neck there's no tatoo
But what is more even convincing to me (that it was staged) is the clean shell placed on top of the blood.
A Case Against Teleophobia" by Szymon ลukaszyk
Rupert Sheldrake goes into this exact topic in his book "A new Science of Life"
https://archive.org/details/newscienceoflife0000shel/page/n5/mode/2up
1981
"Hypothesis of Formative Causation"
He describes how conventional science, with its aversion to the notion of Teleology, basically because of that holds ridiculous untenable contradictory positions, kinda like the Democrats.
Ties into the ridiculous idea that any movement in the direction of time is exactly reversable?
I think Carroll the pedo mathematician, was interested in this subject. Or maybe it was from an older nursery rhyme.
Morphic Resonance and Entropy: Sheldrake suggests that the laws of nature, traditionally viewed as fixed, might be more akin to habits. This idea extends to his interpretation of entropy. In his work, he discusses how entropy, which is typically seen as a measure of disorder or randomness in systems, could be influenced by morphic fields. These fields, according to Sheldrake, carry a kind of memory or habit from previous instances of similar systems, which might affect how entropy manifests in biological and physical systems.
Entropy in Biological Systems: Sheldrake's theory implies that biological systems might not just be governed by the physical laws of thermodynamics, including entropy, but also by these morphic fields. For instance, he posits that the development of life forms or the behavior of animals could be guided by past patterns, suggesting a potential interaction between the entropic processes and morphic resonance.
They just make up laws
He was completely surrounded back then
keke
But even then I knew he'd be famous for all time.. Same about A. Fomenko
Innovators are often overlooked by their peers, and a few generations it takes for what they did to catch on.
I believe that's true of Pasteur too? And still people fight the germ theory.
Pasteur was ignored until Lister came along to implement his work in actual treatment.
, Joseph Lister implemented the discoveries of Louis Pasteur in his medical practice. Lister was directly influenced by Pasteur's work on the role of microorganisms in fermentation and putrefaction.
In the 1860s, after learning about Pasteur's findings on bacteria, Lister began to apply these principles to surgery. He hypothesized that the same microorganisms causing decay in wine and beer could also be responsible for wound infections. This led Lister to introduce antiseptic techniques in surgery:
He used carbolic acid (phenol) to sterilize surgical instruments and to clean wounds, which significantly reduced the incidence of post-operative infections.
Lister also advocated for the sterilization of operating rooms and the use of antiseptic sprays during surgery.
Lister's implementation of these antiseptic methods marked a major advancement in surgical practices, dramatically lowering mortality rates from surgical procedures by combating the spread of infectious agents. His work was a practical application of Pasteur's theoretical insights into the microbial world, demonstrating how scientific discovery could directly improve medical outcomes.
chkt
she's rehearsed and trained.
>>22588725 lb
TRUTH.
It was a simulation. Also to stop the vote. Project that people were tired of "hanging chads"
Very successful Propaganda of the day.
Seems their scripts fail to hold-up as they used to.
But they are so un -self-aware, the reality hasn't caught up with them yet.
Countdown?
We're no accumulating evidence? which creates pressure on them.
Will their delusion end with a whimper or a bang?
"We're now accumulating evidence" I meant to say. And can use it now.
Innovators are often overlooked by their peers, and a few generations it takes for what they did to catch on.
True for Tesla.
and for Ramanujan
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srinivasa_Ramanujan
do you have a link?
Was never hacked from outside.
But Elon was on the inside. He was an owner.
I'm not sure how it's done, but yeah, there s a lot of personal info available for anyone who would own the company.
Remember its the Daily News.
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https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/1890898295456714812
Movement to impeach the corrupt Judges begins.