>Optics?
Apparently the other guy has a double-digit lead over Sessions.
> however shouldn't that employer contribution also be included in your pay?
No. That's the company's money. They keep it. It goes to their bottom line and eventually to shareholder dividends. That's why the stock market is so excited.
>Why does Q call himself Q, instead of something else?
Because he operates by asking ''Q''usestions.
>Covid-19 found in toilet paper/Not for keks!
Yes, for keks. TP isn't alive and can't breed viruses. This guy is not for real:
That was addressed to "Q Clearance Patriot" and signed "4,10,20".
>the attenuation should be less than 2% for a properly designed system
A properly designed waveguide isn't lined with trees, buildings, mountains, and bodies of saltwater.
>at that scale the surface of the earth is pretty smooth
Alright. I'll give you that. Saltwater and other environmental absorption would still be a problem. I remember reading somewhere (can't find it now) that the quality factor is only around 10-20 at 7.8Hz and progressively worse at higher harmonics. For Tesla's idea to work it would have to be orders or magnitude better.