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2023-08-25: I get tired of saying it-- "artificial intelligence" has not been invented, yet. My old Witty News article (revealing preliminary work carried out for Candice project) outlines a very simple design for such a software suite. And (to my knowledge), no one has taken the time to understand intelligence in its purist form. And, no one has any plans to (well-- except for yours truly). And until that day comes, I wouldn't recommend relying on a piece of shitty software (written by half-wits) to drive you around. Driving: the most dangerous thing you'll do today (I mean-- unless you're going skydiving). See Article 2023-08-21: The senseless approach of using "red-shift" to estimate the distance of cosmological objects led some Russian physicists to (erroneously) predict a distant star will collide with our solar system some time during the next 29,000 years. And, the confusion is easily understandable (and avoidable) thanks to plasma cosmology (as explained by the late Australian physicist, Wal Thornhill). Again-- apologies if the holoscience.com link (the "See Article" link below) doesn't work. The site has been "down for maintenance" for over a week, now (that *I've* noticed). The Thunderbolts YouTube video itself is here: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ISi8hH-QC_Y. I suppose standard astronomers owe people an apology for any confusion this may have caused (lol). See Article 2023-08-16: Before he passed away, Australian physicist Wal Thornhill (known for popularizing the electric universe theory) showed that JWST images of quasar ngc7319 prove "cosmic redshift" is not an artifact caused by a distant object's position in space. For those not familiar: "redshift" is guessed by standard astronomers to be an artifact indicative of distance-- thus allowing the "estimation" of the size of the universe. Following this assumption, the universe is not only said to be expanding (which makes no logical sense)-- the rate of "expansion" is said to be increasing to infinity. The fact that this violates the laws of physics (and basic logic) demonstrates that redshift is *not* an artifact of distance. Strangely, these principles are the foundation of the so called "big bang theory"-- which is pretty laughable if you ask me. Apologies if the link below doesn't work. holoscience.com was "down for maintenance" when I got around to linking it. Here's the Thunderbolts YouTube video itself in case it does not work: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ISi8hH-QC_Y. JWST strikes again. See Article 2023-08-14: I don't feel like saying much about the Brandon administration, anymore. I think its record speaks for itself. And pretty much, every person I speak to about it rolls his/her eyes and tells me "*I* didn't vote for them" or "Sorry I voted for them, bruh". For me, the best prospect at this point is the hope that the 2024 election will see it replaced. Historically, that is not how presidential administrations go in the United States. Pretty much, you're stuck with them for two terms (because-- people are simply too lazy to vote a different way). But, there are some signs that this may be the second in a row to go one term. If nothing else, maybe there will be something new for me to talk about once in a while. ;) See Article 2023-08-11: A bunch of spoiled crybabies used the artist formerly known as Twitter to trash Woody Harrelson with thoughtless, idiotic stupidity regarding the actor's sensible (and sometimes-- less sensible) views they apparently cannot be bothered to read about. One thing I can tell you about the guy-- he thinks things through a bit. He doesn't just grab the first stupid idea presented and stake his entire life on it (like an idiot). Chill, bruh. See Article 2023-08-11: Stupid ass-holes who would like South America to invade the United States unimpeded are getting a tiny taste of what it's like down here in the southern states when the national government doesn't perform one (it only has two) of its constitutional duties. And-- it might *actually* be getting through to the useless idiots. Is the end in sight? See Article
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