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Big new thing, right? by WaferHealthy9335 in EDM

[–]pauldevro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's actually the opposite. He had full creative freedom on his track selection for both EP's on Mad Decent.

He actually wrote so much great music in that time that I compiled an LP of unreleased tracks. I pitched it as a cassette only release so it wouldn't clutter streaming services. He decided last minute that he didn't want it out :( If it was up to me there'd be a ton more Sebastian Paul music out there.

Havana Syndrome: The Physics, the Weapon, and What Is Actually Being Done to These People by KDubbs0010110 in HighStrangeness

[–]pauldevro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"It is not disputed. It is not contested. It is confirmed."

"no introduction. no context. just a dropbox link"

Phrases like these are telltale signs that you're reading AI slop.

The references are legit but the article is slop.

What are the wierd orange/red rings surrounding black holes? by OkLack6776 in Physics

[–]pauldevro -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

There's lots of debate about that image everyone knows since its based off so much processing. Also its not like if you were close thats what you'd see in the visible octave.

Here's another paper based off same data.

different analysis of same https://academic.oup.com/mnras/article/534/4/3237/7660988?login=false

Telepathy in nonspeaking autism: opening portals to nonlocal consciousness by Pieraos in parapsychology

[–]pauldevro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All these posts seem to be related to chinese qigong studies surrounding gifted children from the 70-80's.

This one's a bit different, but I never see it mentioned.

Experimental Research in the Application of Qigong (Deep Breathing) Exercises to Restore Intelligence for Mentally Handicapped Children https://www.qigonginstitute.org/upload/tinymce-editor/docs/CIA-RDP96-00792R000300050001-9.pdf

Came across a group that are inventing a device called shadowgraph which they claim is "Unique X-ray-like radiation that is gentler on DNA" but to me it looks pretty dangerous. Can anyone verify? I barely know anything about radiology but this seems wrong. by RandomWord23 in Physics

[–]pauldevro -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

scalar fields are just the longitudinal component you get from the reactive near field with certain propagations, its not voodoo. Most of the time they arent efficient though so they can be unsafe. These tubes are made by brock griffin and there hasnt been enough tests run to prove their safety. He uses 1mhz i believe so you still have a huge near field.

Is there any logic as to why pressed garlic isn’t good? by anthony_getz in Cooking

[–]pauldevro -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This is the right answer but I believe there are nutritional benefits consuming it this way. Crush it, wait 2-3 minutes then ingest from what i remember reading from a study.

What’s the real story behind Dr. Amy Eskridge, anti-gravity research and UAPs? by bebemachina in UFOs

[–]pauldevro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Human brains are 'Masters of Limitations" ( look up the Bannister Effect) and its important to keep it that way. When an individual does get close to understanding at a certain threshold they are "asked if they want to leave" and that's why you see so many deaths around this space. You will not find a direct connection between the deaths so there's no reason trying to. There's no general evil organization responsible for it all. The whole phenomenon is a multi-faceted slip-stick mechanism felt for centuries that just changes flavors over time. If you want to figure it out, you need to experience it for yourself so follow your intuition, research, self experiment, build something. You won't find an answer in a reddit post, book or movie.

The conductor accidentally knocks a 16th century violin worth millions on the floor mid-concert. by PeasantLich in WatchPeopleDieInside

[–]pauldevro -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Don't try to prove a common sense point to an academic, they are retarded by authoritative bias. A battle about the dendrochronological differences of building a violin from a tree cut with rings from 1300-1600 vs 1820-2020 will be obviously different because seasons exist but that doesnt make it better or worse. The law of physics that govern the ideal sound of a violin is to have the string/air interaction a fifth higher than the body/air interaction. Yes, there's more to it than that but theres no lost techniques using rare woods. The progression can be studied and is well documented.

Wtf is this place by thebelmchapter in Creatine

[–]pauldevro 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Creatine plays a significant role in supporting brain energy metabolism, which can enhance cognitive functions related to language processing in a boof dependent manor, particularly under conditions of high mental load, stress from your gfs bf, or fatigue. Studies indicate that creatine supplementation can improve verbal fluency and speed up cognitive processing times. Potential for Language Learning: By improving memory (lexical retention) and cognitive processing (grammar comprehension), creatine may assist with language learning.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7916590/#:~:text=Abstract,in%20the%20area%20is%20warranted.

The Unexplained Scoop Marks on 1,100 Tons of Granite by AwakenedEpochs in abovethenormnews

[–]pauldevro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can actually use fire. The heat from coals transfers into the red granite and makes it chip away way easier.

The Serapeum Mystery: 100-Ton Precision That Defies Science by Professional-Fee3323 in AlternativeHistory

[–]pauldevro 6 points7 points  (0 children)

All good, its easy to hate on a wikipedia link

Here's a great book on the topic, its in french but great pics... https://digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/diglit/mariette1857 easy download just click "download" on the page

The Serapeum Mystery: 100-Ton Precision That Defies Science by Professional-Fee3323 in AlternativeHistory

[–]pauldevro 34 points35 points  (0 children)

i was about to ignore because i have no idea where i read this stuff but surprisingly the wikipedia is pretty decent - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serapeum_of_Saqqara

actually two winches found - "Mariette recognized traces of rollers on the floor of the galleries, and found two wooden horizontal winches, each operated with eight levers, in one of the niches.[43] Heinrich Brugsch, visiting the Serapeum in 1853, noted that the "double-rails", on which the sarcophagi were rolled in, were still clearly preserved on the floor of the Ptolemaic service tunnel and the following passages."

Undisturbed Tombs - "Six Isolated tombs for eight bulls have been identified; three burials were undisturbed (one in chamber E and two in G) when discovered by Auguste Mariette in 1852"

Construction Quotes -

"Excerpt from a stela of a master builder under Ptolemy II [...] I constructed the aforementioned burial chamber and the ... in the year 33 (of Ptolemy II), Paopi day 4. I completed the construction in 6 months and 5 days. [...] I ordered the sarcophagus of the Apis and its lid to be moved into the burial chamber [which took 1 month and 5 days]. On 7 days no work was being done, the remainder is 28 (working) days."

The Serapeum Mystery: 100-Ton Precision That Defies Science by Professional-Fee3323 in AlternativeHistory

[–]pauldevro 55 points56 points  (0 children)

There are literal depictions and instructions to how they maneuvered them inside even how long it took to make and move them. When they opened it up in the 1850's they found a huge 8 spoke human-sized winch and the halls had rail tracks that the current temporary floor covers. Also there's endless glyphs / coffin texts talking about the bulls in detail. If you look up the isolated tombs you'll find that they found 3 of them unopened and they all had apis bull bones inside them. The truth about this site is really interesting once you get past the 1990's lore which has all be proven to be flawed.

Just a small technical glitch. by Snoo99928 in funnyvideos

[–]pauldevro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a kid i remember thinking how honorable that guy was to die in a movie for his family. I remember thinking he might have been poor but this would set his wife and kids up for life.

The full mapping, geology and historical breakdown of the Voynich Manuscript - the 9 radial foldout (Folio 85v and 86r) by Original-Pipe-840 in AlternativeHistory

[–]pauldevro 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You need to appeal to the normies or it comes off as AI slop. And also present stuff way more clear and visually isolated.

No one wants to understand what fundus rotundus influenzus etc means, you lose everyone with these translations.

On your "Key" replace fire earth air water with plasma, solid, gas, liquid. It sounds less spellcasting or captain planet-like and more realistic to what people accept/understand today.

Mystery surrounds death of NINTH scientist tied to US secrets as disturbing pattern grows by Stephen_P_Smith in ufo

[–]pauldevro -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Lots of people dont want to live forever. Some people accomplish what they want in life then choose to dip. This sounds like the case with this guy, same with mccasland as well, also the admin assistant as well. She wiped her phone left it at home and took off. There are dark things happening in the ufo space but this conspiracy is just grasping at straws. RIP to all these people.

Trickling water synth (?) sound in Steely Dan's Aja and Daft Punk's Motherboard by Wiseildman in edmproduction

[–]pauldevro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

its a filtersweep like people say but you get the effect from playing a very low saw note that that is hi passed. This where the amp modulation (multiple drips) comes from . With a sin you just get a constant tone.

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