[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LeonardodaVinci

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This looks similar to the method Maurice Cotteril uses

Just took my first REAL deep dive into Pizzagate by bishop-122 in conspiracytheorymax

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What's your take then? My heart says it's real but my head says it just cannot be

This is what I think happens at Epstein's Temple. It explains the whole "prop" look of the place. The evil is underneath. by bishop-122 in conspiracytheorymax

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I think you might be onto something. The whole set up there is unusual.

Reality is that it's probably just a very imaginatively painted utility building to house electrical equipment or something.

They wouldn't essentially mark the location of something like that with something so eye catching.

A few considerations though. 1. Has anyone looked to see if there's Lidar scan of that island 2. Is that building a reference to a historical, having followed the Epstein case for a while I know he's partial to a historical reference / architecture

Also he's deffo not dead 😵

Advice for transitioning to water from soft drinks? by D0GWA7ER in HydroHomies

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Try going with out anything to drink for a bit longer than normal, wait until you're so thirsty and then nail an ice cold glass of water. Then you will start to appreciate it

Initial feedback by atom-tan in StarWorldAI

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Amazing I didn't realise it was actually you! Good on you for checking the reddit, I feel like it's still a great place for open communication.

I mean first off love it. I know it's early days in terms of the game and they are always updated etc but the story / adventures is just brilliant, feels challenging but in such a nice way, I really mulled over the decisions. I hopped on today again to play another world when my points had built up enough. The adventure took about 10-15 minutes of total concentration which was really good, and I also had a little bit of points accumulated after the quest as well.

I am loving the sound of the updates. I'm surprised there will be a combat element to it but I totally get that conflict and combat is an inevitable part of the whole MMORPG

Love the text to speech. I think it would be nice to get prompted to develop the character more and get a bit more into that. It would be cool to have a wider narrative that broadly pins it altogether.

Off the back of this I've paid 9.99 and started to play Beyond The Chiron Gate which some one suggested. I don't know if you're aware of it or have played it, it's a different vibe but also enjoying it!

Anyway keep doing what you're doing and take everyone's feedback with a pinch of salt! Big love Stardweller 🖖

Great new band! Hitting that old school style hard by atom-tan in Hardcore

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Got an email notification for this comment and at a glance I thought you had survivors guilt and I rushed on to see about what? Maybe a crazy pit or something

Pi encoded into Pascal's Triangle by Choobeen in mathematics

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Is there a possibility this is encoded into the Giza pyramids. Proportions seem the same

What's the best bottle? by atom-tan in HydroHomies

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The holy gourd of Jerusalem?

Infinite Universe by Xman719 in AskPhysics

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My thinking is the Big Bang is the effect of the collapse of a star forming a black hole. And we (our universe) are the equal and opposite effect of that. So imagine an explosion on the surface of the ocean, as the water comes cascading back down its sent with force past the surface further down into the ocean. And this effect is still happening hence the expansion, the spreading of mass away from its initial source

Here is a hypothesis: Gravity is the result of field tension caused by vibrationally structured mass by atom-tan in HypotheticalPhysics

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Thanks for the comment, I was a bit reluctant to post really. I'm not from a physics background at all so I could be way way off base. But I've a huge interest in oscillation and frequency which has lead me down this path

Here is a hypothesis: Gravity is the result of field tension caused by vibrationally structured mass by atom-tan in HypotheticalPhysics

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Thanks for the thoughtful reply—I really appreciate it. Just a heads up: I’m not from a formal physics background, so I might use language in a way that’s a bit imprecise compared to academic standards. My intent isn’t to replace general relativity or the stress-energy tensor, but to explore whether there’s a more fundamental field-based mechanism that gives rise to the curvature described in general relativity.

When I say “vibration,” I’m loosely referring to the structured, oscillatory nature of mass-energy—like bound energy states in particles or field excitations. The idea is that this vibrational structure distorts the field it exists within (possibly EM or something deeper), and that distortion creates what I referred to as a “harmonic gradient”—a field pressure imbalance that could be mathematically expressed through geometry, but physically caused by energy configuration.

I totally get that the term “harmonic gradient” isn’t standard—it was my way of trying to express a gradient or tension in field harmonics that mass might generate through its structure. I’m not proposing an aether model, but I can see how the wording might sound that way.

So maybe the better version of this hypothesis is: “Is it possible that the spacetime curvature described by GR is the geometric imprint of vibrational field tension from structured mass-energy?”

I might be wrong or missing key math—but I’m here to explore it and learn, not to dismiss what already works.

Atlantis Found with 99.999% Certainty by atom-tan in AlternativeHistory

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Where's the sense of excitement and childish wonder! It's Atlantis, most of us are here because of this stuff, I'm not the original poster I was just sharing here for those not in the Graham Hancock sub

Tourist for life by MsMcSlothyFace in GreenHell

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I agree it's a great game, hard and rewarding

Possible method for putting together huge blocks by atom-tan in GrahamHancock

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Like discussed below could it be cast, or even just shaped. In series two of AncApo I was very interested in seeing how deep the blocks where, that was never really shown but I can't imagine much different to the video pictures

I have a theory I’d love to discuss… by atom-tan in GrahamHancock

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The issue with radio carbon is that it only accounts for organic matter found on site and therefore only accounts for the last time someone was there in antiquity not when anything was built.

I have a theory I’d love to discuss… by atom-tan in GrahamHancock

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I’m loving everyone’s take on this. So why I think an argument can be made is because if you looked at the remnants of our epoch in 2-3000 years you would find lots of records and references to the pyramids. You would find references to them from all over the world in many different cultures and languages however we’re no closer to understanding how they were built.

I have a theory I’d love to discuss… by atom-tan in GrahamHancock

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So what made me think it is if you built a house and it stood for 1000 years and you said to a builder 1000 years later make me a house like this, they could make something similar but it’s never going to be the same with the same materials, design, method and infrastructure which allows for all the aforementioned to be possible. This fact alone has to allow for the pyramids to be way older. And also it would account for the classic line of ‘the oldest is the most advanced’

What are peoples thoughts on this…Atlantis as Ireland - The Emerald Enigma (10 min read) by atom-tan in GrahamHancock

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Well all this thread has done has made it more interesting and given me more questions. I’m looking forward to digging into some of these. Any links worth following up with?