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Bidensbrain2020 11 points ago +11 / -0

Same way the ancient Greeks figured it out, the angle to the sun at solar noon, measured at three latitudes on the same day of the year. The results can only be consistent with a round earth and distant sun.

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Bidensbrain2020 1 point ago +1 / -0

No vaccines. I concur with other posters: read "turtles all the way down" https://www.amazon.com/Turtles-All-Way-Down-Vaccine/dp/9655981045 Basically, none of the vaccines on the market have actually been tested for safety against placebo, and there is also no real testing of combinations and sequences of vaccines. Pretty much all of the "effectiveness" attributed to vaccines is actually due to improved sanitation and nutrition. I wish I knew this before I got the kids all jabbed up, back when I trusted doctors. I assumed they must be testing things properly. No more. COVID has taught me this simple lesson: do not trust doctors or the government.

The more you look at this, the more it's clear that they should be avoided until the liability protection is removed and they can be properly tested.

If you want to take a less hard-line approach, check out this book

https://www.amazon.com/Vaccine-Friendly-Plan-Effective-Health-Pregnancy/dp/1101884231

which provides advice on a modified and reduced schedule that would be the safest way to still get the vaccines required for schools, etc.

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Bidensbrain2020 2 points ago +2 / -0

This is very foolish. All of these supporters who get the vax to show up, will only vote democrat after they die suddenly!

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Bidensbrain2020 2 points ago +2 / -0

Phased array antennas can produce a directional signal, known as "beamforming". The principle is they all act together, but out of phase (delayed) so that the "peaks" in the signal from each individual antenna, taking into account the propagation characteristics, are aligned in the desired direction or location. This can cause the signal from each antenna to act synchronously in that spot, but not in other spots, where they are out of phase and average out to noise. As for precisely how this works in the ionosphere, I don't know, but this is a common method in radio.

It is possible, perhaps likely that the effect is not very visible unless the observer is near the target, because most other places the energy is cancelling out. It's possible that the reason it showed up in the Japan data is because the sensor is in Japan.

If you have the ability to direct energy into the earth at a pinpoint location, it's not a stretch that you could trigger an earthquake, by loosening up a sticking point and allowing it to slip. Triggering an earthquake would require far less energy than is released, so the argument that you would notice an earthquake's worth of energy going to the location is not a relevant point. The energy is already there, pent up, waiting for the fault to overcome static friction.

So, I have no idea if that's what happened here, but it's not a priori impossible, unless there's a reason why these principles don't apply in this instance.

If this were the case, you would expect other "nodes" - places where the signal also adds constructively, for example, there might be another point in the direct opposite direction.

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Bidensbrain2020 3 points ago +3 / -0

But, what can they actually do about it?

Edit: OR could try to saddle them with their shares of state debts I suppose. Block access to resources like water? However I suspect those counties will be much more capable of dealing with those situations than the rest of the state would from the loss of their tax revenue.

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Bidensbrain2020 11 points ago +11 / -0

Seems like the balloon only serves to continue to make Biden's military look like buffoons. I'm assuming he would tell the Chinese anything they wanted to know without resorting to sending a balloon.

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Bidensbrain2020 1 point ago +1 / -0

Because

  1. you have to pay ongoing fees for borrowing the shares
  2. you have to pay out any dividends that occur while borrowing the shares, that you sold (and thus you didn't receive the dividend)
  3. the potential for loss is unlimited (e.g. if you sell and the price goes way up) and the brokerage will force liquidation once your margin is exhausted.

If you want to bet on a price decline it is better to buy put options, but this can also be an easy way to lose money rapidly, but at least limited to what you paid for them. Options pricing is going to reflect expectations and thus may net out to very little gain.

It is possible to make money on it, if you buy the options early enough and enough out of the money (meaning the strike price is far enough from the current price). If the pricing changes due to events and changes in the underlying asset, you can sell the options at the new price, this is the easiest way to do it, rather than exercising.

There are lots of options strategies but most of them boil down to losing money at various speeds.

For example, there are things like "collars" where you buy a put and sell another put below that, which cuts down the cost. However the put you sold can get exercised and that can get you into trouble quickly, because it turns into short shares, which have UNLIMITED downside, etc.

Unless you know what you are doing (and I have learned that I don't!) best not to do this except very carefully with money you can afford to lose. And remember whenever there looks like a sure thing, the rules can always change.

Oh yeah, and not financial advice LOL

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Bidensbrain2020 6 points ago +6 / -0

The old rule of thumb was 5 categories, evenly split: stonks, bonds, cash, gold, real estate

It's a little more complex now with the basis of the dollar itself in question (and bonds and cash both inextricably tied to the dollar).

If the dollar goes to shit, existing bonds and cash are worthless, but stonks and real estate can go up in nominal terms if not real terms. (And then be taxed on nominal gains, yay!) Debts go away in a dollar collapse. Gold retains value in principle (worked for 5000 years, at least if nobody knows you have it), crypto - maybe but it has its own problems. And of course lead is also important.

The number one thing to remember is don't think that any rules of the game won't change overnight if it suits the PTB.

IMO therefore it all comes back to diversification and rolling the dice, and that includes having traditional investments.

It also might include for example buying a rental property with an 80% LTV interest only loan, if you can break even on it and can afford to lose the 20%. In some scenarios the loan vanishes in real terms and the property value goes up in nominal terms. In others you refinance at lower rates. In others you sell it for a (perhaps real) profit, or make a profit on the ongoing rental. But this is also subject to RE taxes, gains taxes, and the threat of force majeure of various sorts (being forced to rent to migrants for peanuts, for example, or squatters' rights, or confiscation). So, it's still a crapshoot. Be prepared to default and walk away from the 20%.

The other key fact to remember is markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.. so contrarian bets often fail due to timing. This is another argument for diversification into traditional investments.

The only thing you know you can keep is what is inside of you - your skills, your mind, your love, your cunning, and hope that you have enough skills, and diversify your wealth so that you have some chance of surviving in not too bad conditions and even keeping some of the wealth through what is coming.

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Bidensbrain2020 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yes.. but sell what :) ? And will cash fare better?

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Bidensbrain2020 5 points ago +5 / -0

This is closer to an admission of guilt and repentance than other non apologies.

The guy has no credentials and position to lose, he's just a medical student...

No mention of suppressing treatments and killing patients in the hospital for money. Nor the origin of the virus. Still a ways to go....

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Bidensbrain2020 2 points ago +2 / -0

I read somewhere that sars spike gets stuck in exosomes and prevents them from destroying themselves in planned apoptosis, but nicotine unblocks that process, thus helping to clear out the spikes from the body

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Bidensbrain2020 1 point ago +1 / -0

My fever and muscle aches were gone in a day after the ivm but I had a persistent head ache for days afterwards. Ivm can't cross the blood brain barrier so maybe that isn't surprising

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Bidensbrain2020 1 point ago +1 / -0

Who knew Pfizer employs gay crisis actors to trick PV into honeytrapping them. Gotcha!

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Bidensbrain2020 1 point ago +1 / -0

And while it will run on a lot of different types of fuel, unless you use JetA it requires a complete overhaul afterwards. They are not cheap to run

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Bidensbrain2020 1 point ago +1 / -0

I would say there was a lot of data, generally obfuscated and deliberately of poor quality, but the correct interpretation was still clear. And of course the best data was kept carefully hidden.

Another tell was "scientists" making obviously false claims like masking being effective.

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Bidensbrain2020 1 point ago +1 / -0

Clott is a tool and an idiot. How about analysing the data and thinking for yourself rather than always looking for authorities?

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Bidensbrain2020 5 points ago +5 / -0

They'll probably just sell them

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Bidensbrain2020 2 points ago +2 / -0

The new info was the cia just now admitted that Lee Harvey Oswald was previously on the cia payroll. The implication being that it was all an op.

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Bidensbrain2020 9 points ago +9 / -0

It has handles, like a suitcase or a cooking pot. The kids eyes are closed but not smiling, the pose is very awkward. It doesn't look like a playing child to me, not even playing dead.

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Bidensbrain2020 9 points ago +9 / -0

I think the jabs are not targeted at whites but at law abiding responsible and middle and upper classes. The ones with all the money that is about to vanish.

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