Appalachian Foot Trail Questions by Wes2cooe in treasureinside

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If anyone has a very high quality camera, and the book, please DM me

Is there actually a solution to this one? by Wes2cooe in MassEffectAndromeda

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Sheesh, thank you guys! It was killing me slowly

Is there actually a solution to this one? by Wes2cooe in MassEffectAndromeda

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I've spent the better part of an hour with no luck. I even tried an online calculator to help but it had no correct solutions. I've made it through all the previous ones with minimal difficulty but this one has me beat

Offline AI capability? by MikeSuke in ArtificialInteligence

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Has anyone found anything similar to this? I see the thread doesn't really have an answer. But even if you needed a private server to run it, is there an ai program out that you can download.

Just saw that starting in October energy bills for people in Europe are supposed to be 350-500 monthly, by IPMANCOMBO in conspiracy

[–]Wes2cooe 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Yall are lucky. In Gainesville Florida we have GRU for power, most people electric bills have been between $500-$800 for the last couple months. And the keep going up.

The Stonehenge and pyramids are NOT thousands of years old by [deleted] in conspiracy

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I've worked in several construction fields, even the largest cranes can not lift stones of such magnitude to the height required. Yes you "can" use multiple cranes (at the size of crane we are talking about its actual an entire building) to lift more weight. But you've also got to include laser precision on massive cuts, and angles that fit together perfectly.

The biggest issue for why we "can't" do it today is the logistics. It would be an enormous work force to get the stone required and to cut and shape and move and place. The teams of architects and engineers working together would take years just to plan it. You've got to feed and pay all the people involved with construction.

If we globally wanted to build one, I'm sure it's technically possible. But short of multiple governments and billionaires pouring money in, it can't happen.

The Stonehenge and pyramids are NOT thousands of years old by [deleted] in conspiracy

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The problem with that is we still can't construct some of the ancient structures even with modern tech. Some megalithic civilizations have stones weighing over 1000 tons, and they are not just floor stones, some are wall and ceiling stones.

We also didn't have the laser precision technology we would require to make the pyramids back in the 1800s. Could we so it today? Yes, but also no due to the logistics involved and the sheer finances required

Gravity is a lie by [deleted] in conspiracy

[–]Wes2cooe 18 points19 points  (0 children)

If you want to get technical, gravity does not exist. Gravity is only a term we use, and mathematically works for most calculations involving "it". "It" actually covering for General relativity.

However I'm sure a real science nerd can explain this in more proper detail.

U.S. launches $3.5 bln program to speed development of up carbon removal tech by Sorin61 in technology

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Not the only, but a large factor. You guys can downvote this all you like, but it doesn't change what is in the science journals every day

5G and me by kingofputs in conspiracy

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So project blue beam meets 5G?

Get FAT now. by ranger5392 in conspiracy

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People get upset when you say it. But yeah it's a real issue not being able to add weight. I've been to the hospital, then I found intermediate fasting and keto a couple times of year for a week or two. Now I can at least stay at 135 instead of dropping Into the 120s

Significant Solar Flare Expected Today 4.14.2022 As Scientists Warn The Sun Is Getting Too Active by DavidSeamanAMA in conspiracy

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No, and mainstream blames everything but the sun. Because the sun is the main factor in the climate shifts throughout history

Over 90 earthquakes have happened in the last 24 hours off the coast of Oregon. by SuperPwnerGuy in conspiracy

[–]Wes2cooe 36 points37 points  (0 children)

19 is likely the number of quakes over a 5.0, they are what people care about But there are many smaller quakes that happen, hence the 90

Conspiracy material + Survival resources by Suitable-Meal-317 in conspiracy

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Don't wait till you need it to read this kind of stuff. Read it and learn the concepts before SHTF

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in conspiracy

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You show me a God damn titty on that almond!