Revelations of an Elite Family Insinder
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Actually the oil thing is quite an interesting possibility, especially when you include some of the other similar theories of matter transmutation and creation.
Short video on how the earth could in fact be growing.
Earth is Growing
This one is fairly long but its really interesting stuff and contains the info im on about, give it a listen when you have time, its worth it and not as far out a theory as you might think tbh.
The Growing Earth Pt.1 (Radio)
One of the points was how its been found by scientists that matter is created all the time out of what appears to be nothing but it then instantly disappears (virtual particles?) makes the theory of the ether seem plausible, could also be partly the cause of the missing dark matter?
Short video on how the earth could in fact be growing.
Earth is Growing
This one is fairly long but its really interesting stuff and contains the info im on about, give it a listen when you have time, its worth it and not as far out a theory as you might think tbh.
The Growing Earth Pt.1 (Radio)
One of the points was how its been found by scientists that matter is created all the time out of what appears to be nothing but it then instantly disappears (virtual particles?) makes the theory of the ether seem plausible, could also be partly the cause of the missing dark matter?
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Not a shred of scientific evidence exists for this theory.
Virtual particle-pairs are formed as matter-antimatter pairs. This is simply another form of energy. Such pairs, in the rare circumstances they are formed, exist for tiny lengths of time (of the order plank-time).
Also, in order for some physical 'matter' to exist, you would need to have an unbalance between matter and antimatter. This does not happen in particle-pair creation.
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Yeah that's pretty much what i remember hearing from known science on the subject, though isn't it amazing that its going on all the time, matter is actually being created out of background energy and yet hardly anyone knows of it or cares if they do, there could well be places where they come to form stable matter which has yet to be discovered by science, this is part of what he's getting at in that radio talk, i've yet to see his theories really be dismissed and its mostly using reasonable science.
Well technically "anything" is possible. But whichever way you look at it, creation of matter without antimatter would require MASSIVE amounts of energy (particle accelerator levels of energy). Matter-antimatter particle pairs on the other hand are just a conversion of one type of energy to another, and thus can occur at "everyday" levels of background energy (at least in theory).
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The perfect slave is one that says "what next, master?"
Just why and how are we slaves? I enjoy what I do for a living. If I am a slave, I'm a slave who can:
Choose when he works
Choose where he works
Choose what he does to work
Choose not to work
Choose where he lives
I pay taxes, but could move somewhere where I would not.
If a conspiracy theorist could point out how I'm a slave, I'd gladly listen - because from here it just sounds like a load of dog poo.
I fail to see the analogy with an alcoholic - it's as if he understands neither alcoholism nor slavery. An alcoholic who doesn't realise he's drinking alcohol? If it's an alcoholic not admitting he is one, then it's a matter of self-denial - and someone EXTERNAL to that person would be able to say that they're an alcoholic.
Sorry, it could have been an interesting read - the rest of it might well be - but I have neither the time nor patience to deal with such weak arguments.
The perfect slave is one that says "what next, master?"
Just why and how are we slaves? I enjoy what I do for a living. If I am a slave, I'm a slave who can:
Choose when he works
Choose where he works
Choose what he does to work
Choose not to work
Choose where he lives
I pay taxes, but could move somewhere where I would not.
If a conspiracy theorist could point out how I'm a slave, I'd gladly listen - because from here it just sounds like a load of dog poo.
I fail to see the analogy with an alcoholic - it's as if he understands neither alcoholism nor slavery. An alcoholic who doesn't realise he's drinking alcohol? If it's an alcoholic not admitting he is one, then it's a matter of self-denial - and someone EXTERNAL to that person would be able to say that they're an alcoholic.
Sorry, it could have been an interesting read - the rest of it might well be - but I have neither the time nor patience to deal with such weak arguments.
Yeh it is rubbish, I mean, that old chesnut "your a slave to government/society" again....
Sure we could all become travellers and gypsies, but without people contributing to a central institution, like a government, we would lose a lot of things we take for granted.
Society and all its creature comforts would disappear, no more computers because the computer people would have to concentrate on where thier next meal is coming from rather than designing new hardware, no more supermarkets because all the staff would be out hunting wild boar, etc.
Society has evolved this way so we can all do our little jobs, and reap the benefits of everone elses work, as others reap the benefits from ours.
Sure there are exeptions and some lucky people are born into circumstance where they are wealthy by default, but hey, no one said life was fair or perfect and our society does at least go some way to allow some freedoms and opportunity, I mean, if I hate my admin job, theres nothing stoppping me becoming a butcher or a plummer, or persuing qualifications to move up the ladder in my current job....or even start my own business....
People think they are hard done by, but we have it very good when you think about it. even in this day and age people are butchered and wiped out by random occurences, life is a lot more fragile than a lot of people realise.
Sure we could all become travellers and gypsies, but without people contributing to a central institution, like a government, we would lose a lot of things we take for granted.
Society and all its creature comforts would disappear, no more computers because the computer people would have to concentrate on where thier next meal is coming from rather than designing new hardware, no more supermarkets because all the staff would be out hunting wild boar, etc.
Society has evolved this way so we can all do our little jobs, and reap the benefits of everone elses work, as others reap the benefits from ours.
Sure there are exeptions and some lucky people are born into circumstance where they are wealthy by default, but hey, no one said life was fair or perfect and our society does at least go some way to allow some freedoms and opportunity, I mean, if I hate my admin job, theres nothing stoppping me becoming a butcher or a plummer, or persuing qualifications to move up the ladder in my current job....or even start my own business....
People think they are hard done by, but we have it very good when you think about it. even in this day and age people are butchered and wiped out by random occurences, life is a lot more fragile than a lot of people realise.
this is why nothing decent ever gets posted here.
pure BS but i enjoyed the read myself.
Spelling and grammar errors. Slang and accented words. Mix of American and British English. Incorrect facts. BS posted as fact with no evidence. List of meaningless and contentless vague statements interpretable in numerous ways. Numerous common poetic phrases taken from pop. literature. Nothing that couldn't be faked. An amazing ability to fail to answer a single question. Playing with a bunch of exited conspiracy theorists.
All adds up to one thing, a moderately intelligent, knowledgeable nut-job.
All adds up to one thing, a moderately intelligent, knowledgeable nut-job.
what??