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>>23113006
>you should watch Jonathan Kleck
https://youtu.be/7cERzifzw08

>>23113011
>time is the shadowfork of saturn fren you should know this illusion by now.
there's a good book you might like (pic related), I come from a physics background so it is fascinating
I expect we will have temporal technology very soon (if we don't already)
https://youtu.be/Zuedaptw73w

>>22975034
>I am reading fire and ice the brotherhood of Saturn now (the cult Klaus seems to be part)
whoa, have any sauce for this spicy claim?
I always had a feeling Klaus knew about Saturn, he is the one who introduced a lot of us to chainlink in the first place

you know, whenever I think of Klaus I always start laughing
I can only imagine the joy he gets when he sees some of the memes about him
wouldn't be surprised if he cooked up some of the memes himself

also it's from the world economic forum that I read book related
very interesting
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/09/time-space-and-why-we-cant-time-travel/

>>22843658
>what book is that?

>>22498833
good book

>>22409361
>I'm open to learning more through links and stuff that's good because there is some reading and learning involved
no need to rush into it though, it's more important to absorb the information properly than to just gleam over it
if you want to learn more about physics and the nature of reality I would highly recommend this book
>pic related

>>22144033
>All possible realities exist at the same time.
that's one interpretation
not likely in my opinion
Penrose has the likeliest explanation for how the quantum wave function collapses
according to him, there are many mechanisms in nature that collapse the wave function
consciousness being one of them
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1571064513001188

the "measurement problem" in quantum physics is akin to the "oracle problem" in (((cryptocurrency))) aka quantum computers

>>22017356
>>>/pol/275370322
https://threader.app/conversation/1299430971494731776/fErFUA7GCX
https://threader.app/conversation/1299430971494731776/80UeZv4qhD

>>22017356
>Chainlink will be the world's first true QUANTUM COMPUTER (QC)
relevant excerpt from the book titled "NOW" (pic related) by Richard A Muller:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_A._Muller

"Often the most difficult challenge is in asking the right questions. It is hard to know where the next physics revelations will appear. Einstein showed us that time is a suitable subject for physical study. I think he was unable to address the meaning of NOW for the simple reason that he refused to accept the notion that physics was incomplete.

We may not soon understand the interplay between relativity and quantum physics or the meaning of measurement, but the issues are worthy of further attack. Advance is unlikely, in my mind, to require complex math or arcane philosophy. Whoever cracks open these problems will likely do so with some very simple examples, maybe using nothing more than algebra, perhaps referring to the little hand of a watch and where it points. It may happen when some simple experiment gives a result that is unexpected. When the next breakthrough happens, I predict it will take a regression to childhood, a way of looking at reality that focuses on something in physics that we don't even realize we're assuming is true, and turns it on its head. Who will this new Einstein be? You?

>>21379241
>identity is the cornerstone of "contract law"
"quantum grammar construction"

the concept of writing laws in the tense of "are"
whenever you read it, it is referring to "now" and therefore prevents racketeering and human trafficking
it prevents the borrowing of money intended for one purpose from being used for another (ie. taking the education budget and using it for road construction, etc.)

I kept trying to explain to people that our linguistics still needs time to catch up to all the technological advancements we are going through

>>20883844
>by the way, that's a picture from the book "Now"
good book

>>20821944
>it's a really good book
>there's a reason it took Ari so long to write it
by the way just starting reading this book,
https://g.co/kgs/bgk23f
>pic related
Richard A Muller really does a great job of advancing physics
as an experimental physicist, he has more credibility than just your run-of-the-mill academics

>>20471867
It is not that my skin is thick, it's just that I've long since thrown out of my mind all those mundane concepts of "ethics" and "scruples".
They all call me a "crafty villain".
But they can't do anything about this crafty villain either.
Whereas "you people" who hold yourselves to be (((true gentlemen))) have all been defeated by me.
If the price of being (((gentlemanly))) is to be oppressed, trampled upon, destroyed, or even killed, I'd rather be a (((crafty villain))) who can realize his own dreams and aspirations.
The greatest traitor has always resembled an honest man, and the greatest falsehood come across as truth, righteousness and evil, cannot be discerned by their appearances.
Perhaps in the past you decided wrongly about me, and perhaps today you misjudged me too.
However, I remain myself, I have never cared about "others" misjudging me.
Brother, examine your heart and tell me, have I spoken truly?

>>20394805
you don't even understand what "nuclear" is
let alone what spectrums/dimensions are
you were probably one of those "rote" memorizers in school
just enough so you can repeat the symbols that you memorized, but not enough education to understand what they actually mean
your visualization skills and body symmetry are probably much more under-developed than your realize or are even aware of

>>20380089
Based

>>20368265
The whole damn place goes crazy twice
And it's once for the devil and once for Christ
But the boss don't like these dizzy heights
We're busted in the blinding lights
(Busted in the blinding lights)
Busted in the blinding lights
Of closing time
Closing time

>>20368235
>you mean...the singularity???
pic related

>>20358652
>Link real talk thread
https://twitter.com/capitalist1911/status/1283118544876699654?s=21

http://www.futurity.org/now-book-richard-muller-1252952-2/?utm_source=feedly&utm_medium=webfeeds

>The discussion eventually leads Muller to explore deep questions about the ability of the past to predict the future and what that says about the existence of free will.