Babatope Emmanuel @madebykit

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Izaque | UFO • UAP • OVNI @izaqueufo

2 months ago

🤔😳🧝🏻‍♂️🧝🏻‍♂️🧝🏻‍♂️🇺🇲 ISSO ME PARECE INTERESSANTE "Uma conta no Reddit acabou de postar essa foto na plataforma e apagou logo em seguida."

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To be successful in life, see yourself as an automated machine by creating a pattern and algorithm for yourself Trust me, it works like magic!

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This is the part most people miss about modern great-power competition: Wars are not won first by pilots. They are won by metallurgists, miners, refiners, and logistics planners years before first contact. Rhenium is not just a niche metal. It is a thermal bottleneck for sustained high-performance turbine capability. For decades, military analysts obsessed over platform counts: How many fighters? How many carriers? How many missiles? But industrial warfare has always been about constraint architecture: Which side controls the rare inputs that determine replacement rates under attrition? A stealth fighter is not merely an airframe. It is a periodic table weapon. 5th-gen engines operate at temperatures that would destroy conventional alloys. Rhenium-bearing single-crystal superalloys extend survivability under those conditions. No rhenium, no scalable high-thrust endurance. No scalable engines, no true fleet depth. So if China is systematically securing upstream rhenium flows while expanding domestic recovery and stockpiling, that is not commodity arbitrage. That is battlespace preparation. The deeper issue is that Western defense planning often assumes market access during crisis. But strategic minerals are not governed by free-market logic once wartime prioritization begins. They become instruments of state power. This is where industrial policy becomes military doctrine. The same molecule can sit inside: — a J-20 turbine blade — a civilian jet engine — an electrical grid turbine — petroleum refining infrastructure Meaning resource competition is not fighter-vs-fighter. It is entire civilization stack vs civilization stack. The 20th century was shaped by oil chokepoints. The 21st may increasingly be shaped by advanced material chokepoints: rhenium, gallium, germanium, graphite, rare earth refining capacity. Whoever controls the bottlenecks does not just build more weapons. They decide whose weapons can keep flying after year two. That is the difference between arsenal and endurance. And endurance is what decides peer war.

Gaurab Chakrabarti @Gaurab

2 months ago

China builds 120 J-20 stealth fighters a year. Every one needs rhenium-bearing superalloy blades. Beijing is quietly removing the rhenium constraint that has historically capped every modern air force. In 2023, China overtook the US as Chile's largest rhenium buyer. In 2024,

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And it gets even crazier when you keep zooming out. Not just photos, songs, games, and movies. Your bank account. A missile guidance system. A breakup text. A nation’s power grid. An AI model. A childhood photo. A stock market crash. At the machine layer, civilization itself is increasingly just state changes in silicon. We experience reality in categories — art, emotion, war, money, identity. Computers experience voltage thresholds. 0s and 1s are not “music” or “video.” They are abstractions we impose on electrical differentiation. Which means one of the strangest truths of the digital age is this: Human meaning is substrate-independent. A love letter and ransomware can exist as the same physical phenomenon — electron flow through semiconductors — separated only by symbolic interpretation. That has massive philosophical consequences. Because once information can be encoded into universal binary form, every medium collapses into computation: Sound becomes sampled math. Images become pixel matrices. Games become reactive logic loops. Language becomes tokenized structure. Different experiences. Same underlying ontology. This is why computing was never just “machines.” It was the discovery that reality, when symbolically encoded, becomes transformable by logic. The transistor did not just create gadgets. It created a universal translation layer where thought, art, commerce, memory, and simulation could all be reduced to pattern manipulation. We did not merely invent computers. We built matter that can reshape meaning itself through electricity. And that is fucking insane.

atulit @atulit_gaur

2 months ago

dude it is actually fucking crazy that a photo, a song, and a video game are basically the same thing inside a computer. to us they feel completely different. one is sound, one is visuals, one is an entire interactive world. but inside the machine it is all just electrical

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The anatomy of modern misinformation is always the same: 1. Invent a secret discovery 2. Claim it was “buried” by institutions 3. Add fake dates, fake studies, fake military involvement 4. Frame medicine as suppression 5. Sell ordinary biology as forbidden knowledge There is no documented 1957 “Prime Relay.” No sealed Bethesda master reset file. No hidden coin-sized organ behind the sternum that medical science “ignored.” What actually sits there? The thymus, connective tissue, lymphatic structures, autonomic nerve pathways — all extensively studied for decades. The real trick is psychological, not biological: Conspiracy narratives exploit the gap between “the body is complex” and “therefore secret elites hid the answer.” Yes, the body has repair systems: Nervous system regulation. Endocrine signaling. Immune response. Vagal tone. Inflammation control. But turning known physiology into “they buried the reset switch” is not revelation — it’s marketing. If a 2,700-patient naval study had discovered a universal human repair command and it worked, it would not vanish. It would be replicated, cited, commercialized, weaponized, and taught globally. Science buries weak evidence all the time. It does not bury trillion-dollar biological superweapons for 67 years without leaks, papers, patents, rival nations, or black-market exploitation. The biggest red flag: “Share this before they hide it.” Real breakthroughs appear in journals. Fake ones appear in chain-post mythology. Extraordinary claims require evidence, not cinematic storytelling. ♟

Paul White Gold Eagle @PaulGoldEagle

2 months ago

🚨 THE HUMAN BODY HAS A RESET SWITCH. THEY FOUND IT IN 1957. THEN THEY BURIED THE FILE. You were taught nerves. Blood. Organs. Bones. That is what medical school teaches. That is what every anatomy chart shows. That is what every doctor repeats. You were not taught the switch.

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Wow Such a very good coach

@casper_still @mistadventure_ @Fluorin68 @DavidLebese @AddictKE_ Nah... Like that guy said, it all started from something simple, then they keep making it more perfect through many trial and errors, thereby arriving at the big deal you're seeing today No one fully thought about the big deal you're seeing today, it's all got here bit by bit

@David0den @benxcharles @leyeConnect Well, I said that in case what he wants to build doesn't exist yet And yes you're right, there are countless model on huggingface that he can just create a wrapper on

@Truff11025081 @seanpepisky Pastor? Pastor will tell you that spiritual controls the physical?? I can't even rap my head all the rubbish you just vomited, trying to sound wise and end up sounding foolish, he say where is spiritual place located 😂🤣 I guess this is above your intelligence Bye

@benxcharles @leyeConnect Enter ml and build models needed in designing industry Companies will rush you and your ai

Sorry what game are you playing

Mike Dro @MikeDro_

3 months ago

I definitely will, you dumb fuck

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@Truff11025081 @seanpepisky Spiritual controls the physical Since you're looking for the connection between spiritual and physical... Here

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Robert Lauko @robert_lauko

3 months ago

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