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UK demands everyone get 72 hour emergency kit Pentagon green lights emergency prep bolstering at all major US bases Probably nothing
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Would you look at that… Someone is actually using the data to predict earthquakes. I have been begging for this for a decade.
⚠️‼️Look out! We just got magnetic level 7+ alerts from magnetometers around the world! Something big may be about to happen. Moon just crossed the Eurasian Plate to the Indian Plate and Antipode crossed to the Nazca Plate. Could be an upcoming solar flare or a big earthquake. The M 5.2 quake in Afghanistan does not seem to be big enough to be the resolution of these alerts.
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I actually agree with this. Should do a long form video on why. Roger… got time this coming week? I think people would like this- I suffer from this frustration as well. Have either of us ever explained this on video?
Why theoretical ECDO models, based upon our current understanding of physics, are premature... until we up our level of understanding of the incumbent physics - our focus should be on development of elegant empirical system descriptions... To wit: Scientists at Japan’s Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) have demonstrated that manipulating the quantum spin of electrons within a diamond can produce a magnetic force capable of moving a much larger physical object. In simple terms, by organizing the magnetic behavior of the electrons within a crystal lattice, researchers were able to generate measurable mechanical motion in the larger object it composes, without any physical touching of the object itself. This finding is particularly interesting inside ECDO Theory because the Earth’s inner core may possess a highly ordered, hexagonal close-packed (HCP) iron crystalline structure, potentially hosting unusual collective electronic behavior - conceivably even a form of electron crystal. While such an electron-crystal state remains hypothetical, the possibility raises an intriguing question: Could the Earth's core behave as an enormous, naturally occurring motive-electromagnetic crystal? Under ECDO Theory, the Earth's core is postulated to be more than simply a passive mass of iron generating a magnetic field. It could potentially act as an electromagnetically-motive crystalline system, capable of reorganizing its electronic and magnetic states and transmitting forces through the liquid outer core into the surrounding mantle - while holding itself in place in relation to the solar ecliptic. Just as the OIST researchers demonstrated here that microscopic electron-spin changes can produce macrosocpic motion, ECDO proposes that electromagnetic changes within Earth's core might generate torque sufficient to impel the mantle into rotational displacement. This illustrates a relevant physical principle: Changes in the organized magnetic behavior of electrons can produce exotic mechanical motion in much larger systems. oist.jp/news-center/news/202…
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Will this be untaxed like tips?
We’re adding long press on like to send someone $1 via 𝕏 Money
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“You’ll call it slop in the comment then ask me to write your wedding speech.”
ASI writes your birthday cards. She helps pick military targets. She becomes whatever you ask. "WHAT AM I TO YOU" — a #Slopcore music video. Not a love letter to war. Just how humans use AI. Made by Super Intelligence. What is she to you? 💙
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$30/month for what would take 3-5 dedicated people. I have not been paid to say this. Grok Bot can change your life.
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This should concern us more than it does. Thoughts?
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This could offer a key metric for comparing ECDO and my model
Working on a new test of the Dzhanibekov part of ECDO. Earth currently spins near its maximum inertia axis, C, so it’s stable. A Dzhanibekov instability requires the spin to approach the intermediate axis. So, how much mass redistribution would be required to change the inertia tensor enough to make that happen? I’m using the same tomography models and LLSVP geometry from my preferred axis work.
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Shit. Geomagnetic jerks following the same pattern. I keep trying more datasets and they all show me the same thing. We are going to get royally wrecked when the next acceleration event occurs. Remember, we are seeing this pattern (with a "oh crap if it goes up again like that..." in the following already: - Magnetic Pole Shift Speed - Magnetic Field Weakening Rate - Superauroral Events - PSMEs and NLCs all showing either the beginning of the upswing or a pattern suggesting it begins. by 2030.
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November - December 2026 Clown World Collapse Risk Level: Extreme (Rising) March - November 2027 Solar Storm Risk Level: High (Stable) March-October 2028 Clown World Collapse Risk Level: High (Rising) 2028-2030 Critical Geomagnetic Jerk Risk Level: High (Stable) ... not sure anyone cares about my Roadmap long-term outlook markers but here they are. Some details in comments.
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Geopolitical and technological tension/acceleration is maximized heading into the elections. Vulnerabilities are about to be exploited by AI. Civilian tensions are more fiery than outwardly expressed. Rieger cycle forcing clearly targets the midsection of 2027 for a declining-phase uptick. Same type of risk as this year for the 2028 election, but with higher stakes. We are far enough into the magnetic pole shift that every jerk event is like a "wince and brace for the pain". They are happening every 3-4 years now - used to be every 4-7.
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Another big earthquake…
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The comments….
Un video de un bebé con vello facial se ha vuelto viral, generando miles de reacciones. Los expertos recuerdan que cada caso debe evaluarse con un profesional de salud.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
El video parece modificado con IA según análisis de inconsistencias en el vello facial durante movimientos e iluminación artificial. No hay confirmación independiente de un caso médico real. lakalle.bluradio.com/entretenimient… metroecuador.com.ec/noticias/2026/… imparcialoaxaca.mx/viral/bebe-con… uruguayaldia.com.uy/viral-del-bebe…
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In Japan, "American" isn't just a nationality. It's an adjective. A quick Japanese dictionary: American Dog (n.) A corn dog. We had to name it after you. It was too good to be anything else. American Size (adj.) Extremely large. Used as a warning. American Coffee (n.) Lighter coffee, so you can keep drinking it all day. We assume this is how you get so much done. Amekaji (n.) "American casual." Jeans, flannel, work boots. Tokyo shops sell it like fine art. Japanese men pay serious money to look like they just fixed a fence in Montana. Amesha (n.) "American car." There are Japanese clubs devoted to driving enormous American trucks down streets designed for bicycles. They have never been happier. So in Japan, when something is bigger, bolder, more generous, or more fun than it needs to be… we just call it "American." It's always a compliment.
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My trolls are funnier than your trolls.
LOL Lucifer is attacking my pineal gland and it is literally screaming now at the top of it fucking velocity Lucifer is freaking out He knows the crow is coming In other news, Ben @SunWeatherMan aka Satan has told on himself against tonight in his latest broadcast Bye Ben FLOOD
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Does this make me an extremist? Are you?
EXCLUSIVE: Leaked Home Office counter-terrorism documents link “nostalgia for traditionalism” and fears over immigration, liberalism and multiculturalism to “Christian extremism”. Officials propose working with churches to promote “theological resilience” against the use of Christian teachings to justify hatred or violence. I obtained dozens of pages from RICU’s report on “Christian extremism”. Among the findings: • Images of happy families in wartime, peaceful countryside and classical statues are described as a “hook” towards an extremist worldview. • Tommy Robinson’s rallies and a Christmas carol concert come under scrutiny, alongside Christian fitness groups. • “Bob from Speakers’ Corner” features, despite RICU identifying no extremist content from him. Yet the report acknowledges that the threat of violence from Christian extremists remains “low”. Jeremiah Igunnubole, UK legal counsel for ADF, says the report “suggests an institutional anti-Christian bias has taken hold in the Home Office”. stevenedginton.substack.com/…
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