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It's waves, all the way down to Planck. Always has been. Kill central banking/ers.

This point cannot be overstated. The state adores having NPCs perform their dirty work for a wage.

Welcome to the UK, where you now get ticketed for... Cycling no handed.

Side note: the physiognomy checks out yet again

https://video.nostr.build/e2f70cd76de9939cd8d389cc8878e45b2c2a50ce826e2b1045f88c8dc3758655.mp4

Genetically targeted bioweapon created by the US military is the most plausible theory IMO.

People in denial will call this fake.

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They are in shambles

This isn't flat earth theory. It is testing two hypothesis and then trying to invalidate the results. 46 data points show is that the claimed rate of curvature doesn't exist.

Refraction is taken into account. As it stands people using snells law tend to vastly overestimate the effects of refraction, which tends to be no more than 10%.

There's a 5 hour video in the post that will address any points you may have.

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People say they can't think of a business to start, but this just goes to show there are opportunities everywhere.

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Celestial theodolite measurements are a huge problem for the claimed rate of curvature, and these observations are the strongest evidence that is accessible for anyone to verify themselves.

Measurements and analysis by Dr. Mike Heffron.

"What’s Being Measured?

Observers at known elevations and coordinates are sighting distant peaks (like Pikes Peak, Blodgett Peak, Cheyenne Mountain, etc.).

They use the observed elevation angle (El) of the peak, as determined by the background star field, to calculate the apparent altitude of the distant peak.

This is compared to the expected altitude based on two models:

Flat Earth (FE): Simple trigonometry, no curvature drop.

Globe Earth (GE): Includes the "drop" due to earth’s curvature over the distance, plus (optionally) atmospheric refraction correction.

How Are the Results Presented?

Each observation yields a ΔAlt (Delta Altitude): the difference between the measured peak altitude and the expected value for each model.

The spreadsheet gives these as:

FE ΔAlt ATM off: Flat earth model, no atmospheric correction.

GE ΔAlt ATM off: Globe earth model, no atmospheric correction.

GE ΔAlt ATM on: Globe earth model, with atmospheric correction (using G.G. Bennett’s refraction formula).

Interpretation:

Flat Earth Model: The ΔAlt values are consistently close to zero, typically within ±1 meter, with small random scatter. This means the measured peak altitude matches the flat earth trigonometric prediction almost perfectly, within experimental error.

Globe Earth Model: The ΔAlt values are all large negative numbers, typically in the range of -100 to -200 meters. This means the measured peak altitude is much higher than the globe model predicts—it appears the distant peak is “too high” by over 100 meters, every time.

Atmospheric Refraction: The correction for standard refraction (using Bennett’s formula) is negligible compared to the discrepancy. The numbers with and without refraction are almost identical, so refraction cannot account for the difference.

What Does This Mean Physically?

Let’s use calculus and trigonometry to illustrate:

On a globe: The drop due to curvature over distance dd is Δh=d^2/2R, where R is the earth’s radius. For 50 km, that’s about 196 meters.

On a flat plane: No drop, so the only thing that matters is the observer’s and target’s elevations and the angle.

The data show that the observed peak altitudes match the flat calculation, not the globe calculation. The globe model predicts the peaks should be “hidden” or much lower, but they are not.

Conclusion: What Does the Data Falsify?

No evidence of curvature drop: The data do not show the predicted drop for a globe of radius 6371 km.

No evidence that atmospheric refraction “saves” the globe model: The correction is far too small.

Direct geometric measurement: The earth’s surface, as measured by these star-referenced long-distance sights, behaves as if it is flat and stationary over these scales.

The data in this spreadsheet show, over and over, that the measured altitudes of distant peaks match flat earth trigonometry and deviate dramatically from the predictions of the globe model. No amount of standard atmospheric refraction can account for the discrepancy. This is a direct, geometric, repeatable, and verifiable measurement—no curvature detected!1.

Physics is about measurement, and measurement is king! If the data do not fit the model, the model must be questioned. In this experiment, the globe model is not just off—it’s off by orders of magnitude compared to the measurement precision.

Thats a GG folks."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rcHp4DItDg

Celestial theodolite measurements are a huge problem for the claimed rate of curvature, and these observations are the strongest evidence that is accessible for anyone to verify themselves.

Measurements and analysis by Dr. Mike Heffron.

"What’s Being Measured?

Observers at known elevations and coordinates are sighting distant peaks (like Pikes Peak, Blodgett Peak, Cheyenne Mountain, etc.).

They use the observed elevation angle (El) of the peak, as determined by the background star field, to calculate the apparent altitude of the distant peak.

This is compared to the expected altitude based on two models:

Flat Earth (FE): Simple trigonometry, no curvature drop.

Globe Earth (GE): Includes the "drop" due to earth’s curvature over the distance, plus (optionally) atmospheric refraction correction.

How Are the Results Presented?

Each observation yields a ΔAlt (Delta Altitude): the difference between the measured peak altitude and the expected value for each model.

The spreadsheet gives these as:

FE ΔAlt ATM off: Flat earth model, no atmospheric correction.

GE ΔAlt ATM off: Globe earth model, no atmospheric correction.

GE ΔAlt ATM on: Globe earth model, with atmospheric correction (using G.G. Bennett’s refraction formula).

Interpretation:

Flat Earth Model: The ΔAlt values are consistently close to zero, typically within ±1 meter, with small random scatter. This means the measured peak altitude matches the flat earth trigonometric prediction almost perfectly, within experimental error.

Globe Earth Model: The ΔAlt values are all large negative numbers, typically in the range of -100 to -200 meters. This means the measured peak altitude is much higher than the globe model predicts—it appears the distant peak is “too high” by over 100 meters, every time.

Atmospheric Refraction: The correction for standard refraction (using Bennett’s formula) is negligible compared to the discrepancy. The numbers with and without refraction are almost identical, so refraction cannot account for the difference.

What Does This Mean Physically?

Let’s use calculus and trigonometry to illustrate:

On a globe: The drop due to curvature over distance dd is Δh=d^2/2R, where R is the earth’s radius. For 50 km, that’s about 196 meters.

On a flat plane: No drop, so the only thing that matters is the observer’s and target’s elevations and the angle.

The data show that the observed peak altitudes match the flat calculation, not the globe calculation. The globe model predicts the peaks should be “hidden” or much lower, but they are not.

Conclusion: What Does the Data Falsify?

No evidence of curvature drop: The data do not show the predicted drop for a globe of radius 6371 km.

No evidence that atmospheric refraction “saves” the globe model: The correction is far too small.

Direct geometric measurement: The earth’s surface, as measured by these star-referenced long-distance sights, behaves as if it is flat and stationary over these scales.

The data in this spreadsheet show, over and over, that the measured altitudes of distant peaks match flat earth trigonometry and deviate dramatically from the predictions of the globe model. No amount of standard atmospheric refraction can account for the discrepancy. This is a direct, geometric, repeatable, and verifiable measurement—no curvature detected!1.

Physics is about measurement, and measurement is king! If the data do not fit the model, the model must be questioned. In this experiment, the globe model is not just off—it’s off by orders of magnitude compared to the measurement precision.

Thats a GG folks."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rcHp4DItDg

Judging by some responses you've received on nostr, this isn't surprising. Full of fallacious logic and ad hominem attacks, and expectedly coming from "experts" who still haven't understood that peer-review is largely captured and unlikely to provide any significant breakthroughs as the system now functions to primarily maintain funding for their junk science and shame anyone who challenges their beliefs as having a mental illness.

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https://blossom.primal.net/a72ad7feaeed3dbff7a7c02459fa6594209ed71e453b8bf6000dfdd0bdd89359.mp4

I will never let any wireless *anything* touch my head.

Even when I'm on a phone call, I'm that guy using speaker and holding it a few inches away from my face.

The frequencies emitted by modern devices are well known to cook soft tissue, which will literally give you micro amounts of brain damage every time you do it.

Remember: the "studies" people point to to tell you "wireless wearables are totally fine and safe!" are all bought and paid for by the Big Tech companies themselves. It's all a sham for them to cover their asses, and ultimately profits.

It is clearly a dumb idea to pump non-native frequencies into sensitive organs, so just say no.

It's so normalised that you become an outlier if you don't use these things. The companies selling these products have an interest in ignoring any harms they pose.

Well, the scam has to make some sense for people to accept it.

Same as with the covid shot, where you were considered 'unvaccinated' for 2 weeks following your shot, and that's exactly the period where if any serious side-effects were to occur, they would happen.

That way they can classify people who died following their shot as unvaccinated. It's the same pattern over and over. Best I can tell is that vaccines have been a scam since inception.

Experts call this a coincidence.

"Cases of polio within 10 days of vaccination were classified as 'unvaccinated,' and the definition of polio itself was rewritten to make the vaccine look more effective."

https://blossom.primal.net/59a3a9bd04c8de10670e6b75ea8db303ed9cdb59a400eeea2d15f6eb8d27932e.mp4

I believe so, independent of the ageing process.

The banker presumes himself an expert, but alas....

I believe it is somewhat similar, yes. But the idea behind LIPUS is stimulating microtubules rather than breaking down amyloids.

Ultrasound is also increasingly being used and studied for ALS and Parkinson's, and it's suitable for vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) among other organs.

Eyes out for false flags that would drag other countries in.

I last bought some at $110, spent most of it and sold the rest when it pumped from that exchange hack. I'm usually wrong, but it's not a good time to be buying.

Just one of only a few. Most of them are bought an paid for.

Imagine spending a few hundred k one degree only to learn the industry is a scam. Most can't cope.

We don't need to imagine what it would be like to be alive during a genocide and to understand how people would act.

I feel like COVID made this sort of apathy all the more possible.

Pakistani terrorism, India has given Pakistani nationals direction to leave the country and has now cut off most of the water supply to Pakistan.