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Yeah.. Atlantean government technology ! Supposedly a resin sample (had some sort of resin laced all over the surface) from the Buga sphere was submitted to university of Georgia for analysis and they radiocarbon dated it to 12,500 years old. Not sure what proof there is they actually sent a...

If she was actually accomplishing anything in AI I don't think they'd have moved her, since that is their current focus above all. And since they haven't been doing well in that space I think... she probably hasn't been. She may have done a good job looking like she was pushing goals and...

They'll do anything to take the spotlight off the cabal of cannibal pedos ruling the world. Start a war, release the UFO files.

They'll keep building Y and 3. Yes, they're shutting down S & X to transition those factories to Optimus production.

So this is the guy who developed the SAR technique which was used to do the deep scans under the Pyramids. A few of the more interesting points I gleaned from this: -They waited over a year before publishing anything because they knew this would turn shit on its head and wanted to be sure...

Damn, maybe it was karma got Jimmy this week. (season over)

Rule book doesn't say anything about how long you have to possess the ball to "survive the ground." I say he had control, "survived the ground," and then the DB ripped it out of his hands when he was down. The guy in the video, whoever he is with his 339 subscribers lol, says after he hits...

Not a Bills fan. Explain to me again how this isn't a catch for the receiver? He has control as soon as the ball hits his hands, control to the ground, control during his roll, and doesn't lose the ball until its ripped away from him. Defender never had any possession until the receiver was...

IV for life. I played enough of V and monitored enough of VI and VII to know I didn't want to even buy those. At this point I feel like buying these newer Civ games is akin to paying to go to trash new Star Wars movies. They can assassinate one of my favorite franchises; I'm not going to give...

I thought it was a bullshit call on the Broncos final INT - it was weird to me that nobody on the broadcast was questioning it. Like he clearly seemed to have possession before he hit the ground, then hits the ground (down), and only then did the CB very quickly gain some kind of possession of...

The unsportsmanlike conduct call was meaningless, game was over after the 2nd PI call. Brutal way to lose - I felt like the pick could have easily been called a catch for Bill's which would have set up the game winner for them.

Most likely they did some investigation into the possibility it was technological, that it could rendez-vous with earth with a maneuver. A prominent scientist was out there saying it was possible - seems prudent that may have at least investigated it. Even if they came to the conclusion that...

Nancy Pelosi laughs at the returns of index funds.

Yeah so many weird co-incidences, probably just a strange comet from a far off, far before place, yet there's doubt. This one is a bit more far out too - This guy seems like a kook - he has some serious scientific credentials, Phd from Caltech and whatnot, but he says some far out shit...

Tom Lee was also relentlessly calling for $200k+ Bitcoin by end of year. He finally had to change his tune to... "I think it can make it back above $100k by end of year..."

Not quite enough shares for covered calls. I've also noticed looking at the chart 4 out of the last 5 years, March/April has been an optimal buying time for Tesla where it dips from winter into spring. Probably just coincidence, and 2022 didn't follow the trend.

Yeah thinking of selling some. Long term very bullish on Tesla due to robotaxi and especially Optimus, but its going to be so long before either of those really start affecting the top line I think, and its bumped down off of these 460ish levels multiple times before. I want to be in it, but...

So we know 3I/Atlas showed non-gravitational acceleration at perihelion, much larger acceleration than any previous comet at that distance, but the course change overall was still piddling. However, new evaluation shows the course change was just enough so that the object will be on the edge of...

Download Stellarium free to your phone and point. It'll tell you if they are starlink or other satellites I think. I know for sure it shows Starlinks, just don't know if it has them all catalogued or how long after they launch.

Doesn't matter how much they piss somebody off, they can't put the LLM genie back in the bottle. They are everywhere, they're too easy to create, and too useful for a lot of things. Yes, maybe a market bubble will pop soon. But what happened to the internet when the .com bubble popped? It...

Once upon a time the console deals were a big deal for AMD, but small potatoes now vs. the large AI server pie that is out there now which they are starting to get pieces of. So I don't don't think AMD is "hard up" right now. Who knows what the real numbers are - but of course Microsoft would...

Yep the nickel is a weird one, one of the many reasons you have to at least consider artificial origin.

Nearly everything about it has been odd. Everybody who has been saying "Its a comet, its a comet, its a comet!" without explaining all the oddities since the start has been getting owned. Yeah maybe its still a natural object, but its not like any comet we've seen before.

We can mostly only see it with the instruments that designed to look at the sun now, those are the observations they used for that paper. Still a while before all the earth based optical telescopes can see it again. The Blue shift was unexpected - and the brightening that was noted in the same...

The government shutdown gives NASA plausible reason not to release the Mars orbiter images as long as it goes on.

Loeb pointed this out in one of the Hubble images as well, and claims he's the only one that has even tried to explain how this anti-tail could occur. Just another anomaly of this "comet." His brief about this feature and summary of all the anomalies. Some interesting comments there, such as...

There's no way get out of the games business entirely in the near future. $15B+ revenue a year in games and game pass, high margin businesses. Hardware is debatable, but they will keep selling games, and the old games you bought will continue to be available on their digital stores long into...

Why is it "rightfully" deemed illegitimate, when it was in the Dead Sea Scrolls, the oldest known biblical texts ? Also referenced in parts of the bible.

For sure some kind of operation is a small possibility - Corbell and some others have insisted a psyop of "alien invasion" is coming within the next couple years, although I don't trust anything that guy says either. If it was some sort of operation its even more reason to look more closely...

Avi Loeb calculated where 3I/Atlas was when the Wow! signal would have been sent in 1977 - not exactly from the same spot, but very close to the same spot in the sky the Wow signal came from, less than 10 degrees apart. That's assuming no significant non-gravitational forces acting on it for...

Angry Astronaut guy on Avi Loeb's latest paper regarding 3I/Atlas. The TLDW is there is almost zero non-gravitational acceleration happening - its course is conforming remarking well to what you'd expect from gravity alone. The issue with that is - with the amount of gases we've seen released...

Summary of all the anomalies. I mean the trajectory by itself was beyond coincidental to begin with, nearly 2 months ago. But you would have expected as more data for it to come into focus under a normal lens. The opposite has happened so far - many of the new data points are only showing...

Another day, another 3I / Atlas anomaly. This time, detection of nickel without any iron, previously unheard of in comets. Link to the paper, and copilot summary of it: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2508.18382 Summary of Findings 1. Detection of Nickel Without Iron The team observed 22 distinct...

Latest paper on 3I / Atlas from a team using SphereX observations Aug 8-12 have it with uniform CO2 coma, no water gas in the coma which they are puzzled about at that range, and no tail in any direction. Most massive estimate of its nucleus yet - 46 km diameter ! Note - we have never seen a...

The Hubble images of 3I / Atlas - released a bit ago - showed a coma and "tail" but the tail isn't pointing away from the sun but towards it. That's not normal for comets, but could be explainable as I understand if its shedding heavier particles. Typical particles and gas emitted by comets...

Too bad they didn't put it in Apple and forget.. looks like it was around $0.13 - $0.20 vs. today's price considering all splits. Over 1000x gains. Its funny how Gump shows early investment in Apple by Lieutenant Dan as being some sort of life changing event... but the reality is all they...

Some of Jesse Michels vids are interviews where he just eats up everything he is told and doesn't really try to debunk what he's told too much. This one I feel like he tried to be a bit more balanced, consider the debunkers angles etc. Pretty well done and interesting vid on the Nazca mummies...

Haven't heard that, would be cool. Unrelated to JWST, what I heard is that by that date (Aug 6th) we should start to either see some outgassing and / or a tail pointing away from the sun due to the solar pressure. Thus far they have not observed a tail pointing away from the sun at all yet, I...

Nobody has ever said its on course to intercept earth - if it stays on its current trajectory, it will pass pretty close to Mars, and a little further from both Venus and Jupiter. Its not supposed to get close to earth. Avi Loeb said if it were technological, it could be made to perform a...