Still watching and have been looking up random bits throughout when I heard Trump say what sounded like "possol" and then quickly corrected with possible".
Unfortunately I didn't get a timestamp, tried rewinding a bit but no dice.
Edit: Timestamp found on RSBN YT for timestamp linkability 1:19:24
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqMf4g-JGUQ&t=4765s
Any who, POSSOL turns up two hits that look interesting but not sure what they are. Both at OSTI.gov and for a "poisson equation solver".
Looking up WTF poisson is and two hits went from interesting to dasting.
First link is Page not found:
https://www.osti.gov/biblio/139047
Was able to pull it up on the web archive this morning, last night kept timing out.
https://web.archive.org/web/20250209015946/https://www.osti.gov/biblio/139047
Search result title: POSSOL. Nonlinear Grid Poisson Equation Solver (Technical Report)
Second link:
https://www.osti.gov/biblio/5001688
Search result title: POSSOL Poisson equation solver (Technical Report)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poisson_distribution
It's late and I'm tired, but this seems like something.
Still a little tired, but any thoughts? This mispronunciation was when speaking of the dead bodies recovered from HAMAS.
From the archive link above:
POSSOL is a two-dimensional Poisson equation solver for problems with arbitrary non-uniform gridding in Cartesian coordinates. POSSOL will solve the Helmholtz equation on an arbitrary, non-uniform grid on a rectangular domain allowing only one type of boundary condition on any one side. It can also be used to handle more than one type of boundary condition on a side by means of a capacitance matrix technique. There are three types of boundary conditions that can be applied: fixed, derivative, or periodic.
Might be nothing, but seems like it could be something.
Edit: I do realize this could entirely be just a miss-speak. While I appreciate comments this is for discussing the possibility of it being intentional so no need to point out the contrary.
on the other side with Biden it would be hard to find words that made sense......
That's what I found intriguing, that the word I think DJT said actually produced some search results on a dot gov site.
kinda 'fish'-y but...
...more likely than not, just a slip of the tongue
Uttering too soon a sound, syllable or word that's coming right up shortly is a normal sign of a mind working quickly, getting slightly ahead of the speaking apparatus
Smart, sane, mentally sharp people do this on the regular
Good catch... "fishy".
Ha ha, "catch"
Nice
Sounds like the Looking Glass technology?