>>3377299

Anyone who spends a good 500 hours going through the available scientific data, scientist testimony, photographs, government/military documents, etc. regarding Mars will come to the conclusion that there was an advanced civilization there. Dating is all over the place; could have been as recent as 50,000 years ago or as long ago as a million (Earth) years.

But the consensus seems to be there was some combination of war and natural calamity that smashed its architectural structures and surface technologies to smithereens, bits and pieces of which you can still see in these rover photos like the one you posted. There are at least 50 good photos like this that are publicly available.

As Q says, and I'm paraphrasing, the truth is there for those with the maturity to want to know it.

>>3377481

it is entirely possible that the original Jewish race = refugees from the Mars cataclysm.

They may well have found themselves among technologically inferior people, developed a superiority complex, and established systems to express that complex which exist to the present day.

>>3377358

No slide, unless you think POTUS is sliding with the Space Force.

>>3377617

Because astronauts in the covert, quasi-unconstitutional space force go and wipe it down every so often.

>>3377639

We're just waking up, (((kike))).

Sorry to ruin your day. Go back to studying your Talmud.

>>3377684

This is just one more example of why the USA in the MAGA Era will never be, and can never be, friends with China.

Ask 100 people on the streets of Beijing, Shanghai, and some podunk town in Hebei province if they would like to see schools without any government influence. The idea is preposterous to them. They'd be aghast, and flummoxed at the idea of having to think for themselves. Their world would fall apart.

I'm glad you think the way that you do, but Anons need to realize that (unlike what Mike Pence implied the other day) the vast majority of Chinese do not want freedom, human rights, or an open civil society. it would be folly for those ideas to play any part in Sino-American relations.

>>3377688

What's really scary is when you look at gmail use among non-native speakers of English. I'm talking about folks in Malaysia, India, Philippines, and other countries where people use English to communicate with foreign customers and organisational partners, but speak their native language at home.

They view the gmail "finish your sentence" feature as a godsend: something that spares them the shame of writing ungrammatical, possibly incomprehensible, sentences in English.

I'm glad Anons are resisting this feature, but the fact of the matter is that many of the countries in the world are eating it up.

>>3377770

I did. Three years in Yunnan province with frequent trips to the major cities.

Some anons have said that Chinese people living in America are different than those in China, at least on the issue of personal freedoms. I wouldn't know as I've never visited the States.

>>3377880

Go live there for a few years, come back, and we'll talk.