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Rad-daddio posted:Could you use software defined radio (SDR) and some kind of amplifier to spoof those signals? https://twitter.com/dril/status/922321981?s=21
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Big Beef City posted:lol ya the SDR USB stick I bought to turn into a makeshift full spectrum radio scanner for a hobby is gonna spoof military equipment at range hang on lemme get a pringles can so I can aim it. lol
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Apr 30, 2020 15:29
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Amarcarts posted:I'm an alien from the fourth stimpire AMA. What is the worst kind of electricity?
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Apr 30, 2020 15:36
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I'm more worried about Stimpires 1-3.
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Apr 30, 2020 16:02
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Doesn’t nobody care if Aliens or UFOs are real because like anybody who thought about it for like more than 1 second was just like “duh of course aliens exist” and stopped bothering?
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Apr 30, 2020 16:04
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I've gotten to the point of disinterest, despite the fact I'd be extremely excited to see them for myself. I think it's interesting to think about but ultimately it doesn't matter. Even if they are flying around our skies, they don't seem to be interacting with us in any meaningful way and it doesn't look like they're going to. There's no real way to actually research them or discover anything more about them either. So, anything other than an idle wonder is a complete waste of time.
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Apr 30, 2020 16:11
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Lack of imagination makes people stop thinking of them
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Apr 30, 2020 16:22
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member the gravity warping craft the pentagon patented, what if these are prototypes of the GWC
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Apr 30, 2020 16:22
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right here https://www.metro.co.uk/2019/04/18/us-navy-secretly-designed-super-fast-futuristic-aircraft-resembling-ufo-documents-reveal-9246755/amp/ using looted alien tech they built a gravity warping craft
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Apr 30, 2020 16:24
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gh0stpinballa posted:member the gravity warping craft the pentagon patented, what if these are prototypes of the GWC I mean if they had a gravity warping thing I’m sure we wouldn’t be seeing FLIR videos from the military displaying it. Also, those videos are like fifteen years old.
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Apr 30, 2020 16:39
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GABA ghoul posted:I mean, a society where some random drunken idiot has access to an interstellar space ship can't exist for very long. You point that thing in the wrong direction while you were texting and you cause total extinction of all life on the planet. The energies involved are just insane. For similar if less extreme reasons, I'm glad the flying cars that used to be routinely promised by futurologists haven't eventuated. Imagine the carnage as drunken and drugfucked drivers lost control and their vehicles fell out of the sky onto buildings and people. BigBadSteve fucked around with this message at 17:21 on Apr 30, 2020 |
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Apr 30, 2020 16:53
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I agree, sir. As disagreeable as replacing the noble steed or even ignoble nag, who's simple mind and stout body has served to protect the body of man for centuries even when his own mind is not keen on it. There exists no appreciable nor safe means by which a human mind might control or convey one of these 'horseless carriages' as the press has deemed them, with any adequate amount of reason or safety. Either for themselves or the general interest of the public. Add to it the general stupidity of the masses and the wanton licentiousness of the lower sorts of classes and it truly is a near murderous affair. The tamed pace and thoughtful mind of man's faithful servant the horse, has driven our society's progress and development for all time, and certainly has not been any undue burden during any of it! In fact, it has eased our wants considerably since creation, and now we are to subsume it simply due to this preposterous and frankly dangerous and frivolous folly? How should one adapt? How should one's household adapt? Let alone the poor cobblers, coopers, stablewrights, streetsweepers, and such. Pure whimsy of youth to be imagined away by some fanciful new creation?
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Yep, there's no such thing as autonomous control. All flying cars will be manually piloted by coked up marketing reps and everyday will be a mini 9/11
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Apr 30, 2020 18:16
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gh0stpinballa posted:right here I've seen this before. I think that when those videos came out and certain reports were released that these things probably exist, they tasked themselves with theorizing a probable design and then patented it so that in case something is developed that they could demand licensing fees or whatever.
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Apr 30, 2020 20:04
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UFOs are real. The real mystery though is does the Goon hive mind consensus agree? lol
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May 14, 2020 04:27
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UFOs are real and so are aliens abductions are real and also anal probes
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May 14, 2020 04:45
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Tarkus posted:I've seen this before. I think that when those videos came out and certain reports were released that these things probably exist, they tasked themselves with theorizing a probable design and then patented it so that in case something is developed that they could demand licensing fees or whatever. Yeah, you don't need a working invention to get a patent. Another example: Someone patented a time machine.
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May 14, 2020 04:52
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Mockery is the first defence of a mind too small to ponder an idea
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May 14, 2020 16:52
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Where does 'rationality and evidence based observation' fall
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COMPAGNIE TOMMY posted:Mockery is the first defence of a mind too small to ponder an idea Yes, don't mock flat-earthers and bleach-drinkers. Your mind is too small to comprehend those topics. While I think aliens are quite possible, claiming that any idea that is mocked is mocked by those who 'Just aren't smart enough' is stupid.
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May 14, 2020 17:20
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There was a time when believing the earth was flat was both “rational” and “evidence-based”. Rational because it looked that way, people around thought that way, and being flat was intuitive since if earth was round wouldn’t things slide off? Evidence-based because simple observations seemed flat. So to answer your question about where “rational and evidence-based observation” falls, I’d say squarely in the realm of folks who have enough education to be dangerous.
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May 14, 2020 17:26
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My complete lack of any education wins again.
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May 14, 2020 17:35
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Meanwhile ancient sailors are like, "What? No we don't think the world is flat! Look at poo poo curving 'round the horizon line, like drat we can eyeball this." Then they die of scurvy.
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May 14, 2020 17:43
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Why would you slide off of a sphere but not on a flat surface? If you fall off a flat Earth then the flat Earth is falling to somewhere and gravity isn't sticking you to it's surface. Is that the apocalypse?
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May 14, 2020 17:52
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Tarkus posted:flat-earthers and bleach-drinkers Nice false equivalency there. It always goes to that, except usually it's "why not believe in fairies and leprechauns too" instead of something actively dangerous and harmful, so points for originality I guess
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COMPAGNIE TOMMY posted:Nice false equivalency there. It always goes to that, except usually it's "why not believe in fairies and leprechauns too" instead of something actively dangerous and harmful, so points for originality I guess I'm not equating them. I'm giving you a counterpoint for ideas that are mocked quite rightfully.
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May 14, 2020 18:50
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Tarkus posted:I've seen this before. I think that when those videos came out and certain reports were released that these things probably exist, they tasked themselves with theorizing a probable design and then patented it so that in case something is developed that they could demand licensing fees or whatever. Yeah, it's basically their best guess as to how such a thing might work. It doesn't exactly use well-established physical concepts either; some of the terms relate to Stochastic Electrodynamics (a cool theory but far from mainstream), others, like "quantum vacuum plasma", may be entirely made up.
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COMPAGNIE TOMMY posted:What is the worst kind of electricity? I can't actually allow you to form new thoughts until you are done serving your 10 cycle sentence in the pain hives
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Rad-daddio posted:I'm more worried about Stimpires 1-3. You should be glad you don't live in the fourth stimpire. Worrying is illegal here and punishable by reverse circumcision without anesthesia.
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May 14, 2020 19:41
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Tenacious J posted:There was a time when believing the earth was flat was both “rational” and “evidence-based”. No there wasn't, unless we're talking about civilizations so ancient that they only count as "modern" in an academic context. Even the Greeks didn't discover the Earth was round so much as quantify it, with measurements taken on foot and the application of some fundamental geometry. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myth_of_the_flat_Earth
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flat earth people dont believe in ufos because space isnt real its just some kind of projection or a photoshop by nasa
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If planets are flat and whizz around in space then what if these flying saucers... oh my god
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that's right. Soon the intergalact-FLAT "tables" will be "set" with the flying saucers from beyond! Open your tiny, awful, feculent, disgusting, corpulent, febrile baby minds to the possibilities of interstellar cutlery advancements and more, children of the earthenware serving vessels.
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Necros posted:ive been to kecksburg. didnt see any aliens. I grew up near there and an ancient relative of mine who was in a local police department and involved in the search crew is always mentioned because of his quote about finding what looked like a crashed acorn shaped space craft. It pissed him off that they never mention his follow up quote from when he was shown a photo of a Soyuz crew vehicle and he said "Oh yeah, that's exactly what it looked like".
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Pontificating rear end posted:UFOs are real and so are aliens ball probes for sure
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Frankenstyle posted:I grew up near there and an ancient relative of mine who was in a local police department and involved in the search crew is always mentioned because of his quote about finding what looked like a crashed acorn shaped space craft. It pissed him off that they never mention his follow up quote from when he was shown a photo of a Soyuz crew vehicle and he said "Oh yeah, that's exactly what it looked like". I looked up Soyuz capsules and they look exactly like the cup in your avatar as well proving that this is all tableware related and that disney/baby yoda is involved now.
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So, I love UFOs, unexplained poo poo is the coolest thing. I believe statistically there is life somewhere else in the universe and finding out aliens are real and can travel between planets would give me a boner that could be seen from alpha centuri. If they want to come here to kill all humans then even better sign me up. BUT! I have never seen any footage or read any stories that have convinced me that any of these phenomena are caused by aliens. It's like a billion times more likely that a given UFO is some unexplained natural phenomenon or secret government tech than sentient life so why jump to the aliens conclusion straight away? I guess because that would be the most fun option for a lot of people but I want to hear the other cool explainations: ball lightning, hypersonic drones, earthquake lights, mass hallucinations etc. As for people claiming they've spoke to aliens or been abducted again they're cool stories but even less believable. I WANT TO BELIEVE! but alas i'm not off my tits on yak viagra or w/e.
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Frankenstyle posted:I grew up near there and an ancient relative of mine who was in a local police department and involved in the search crew is always mentioned because of his quote about finding what looked like a crashed acorn shaped space craft. It pissed him off that they never mention his follow up quote from when he was shown a photo of a Soyuz crew vehicle and he said "Oh yeah, that's exactly what it looked like". lol the strange hieroglyphics were cyrillic that owns
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May 14, 2020 22:31
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Frankenstyle posted:I grew up near there and an ancient relative of mine who was in a local police department and involved in the search crew is always mentioned because of his quote about finding what looked like a crashed acorn shaped space craft. It pissed him off that they never mention his follow up quote from when he was shown a photo of a Soyuz crew vehicle and he said "Oh yeah, that's exactly what it looked like". gently caress, get him on tape for an interview or something because "secret crashed Russian space capsule" is an even cooler conspiracy theory than aliens and it deserves to go viral.
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Necros posted:lol the strange hieroglyphics were cyrillic that owns Yeah. We Pennsylvanians are an insular and backward people. When I was little we'd throw cans of Tab at passing airplanes to ward off evil spirits.
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