/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14808168
>The standard model doesn't say anything at all about gravity tho.
Ok, then whoever the group or field-of-study that deifies(de[i]fy- not defy) Gravity are.

It's hard to keep track, because of the rampant Fraud that's everywhere...

>>14783443
>There are a few projects/products that I keep hidden so I can retain them
I've had times where I made drawings and descriptions for various projects that I saved on my computer and didn't share with people, and then within a few days, I noticed that (((researchers))) had mysteriously discovered/invented exactly what I was wanting to work on.

So yeah, just keep that in mind. I know it's not really a secret that there are all sorts of Departments/Agencies that have "Digital Surveillance" capabilities, but I didn't really realize how frustratingly ridiculous (((aCaDeMiA rEsEaRcHeRs))) are. And on top of that, they go out of their way to harass and belittle me, and others in a similar situation as myself.
Idk, I'm currently looking around for a country that will sponsor some of my Research Projects, because I have quite a few different projects that would need all kinds of teams with different specialties. I honestly believe that some of the projects could actually be substantially significant, but that's from my perspective of course.

>picrel is an example from end of last year/earlier this year