Ha ha Runnybum I thought the XE was a type of Falcon.

Did the Italian look like this guy,
Graeme?

“Well its possible. It just didn’t happen that way.”

That’s your quote, Bird.

Any more stupidity you’d like to shop before you slip facefirst back into incoherent retardation and start screaming epithets at me?

FBI Increases Social Media Spying!
Apr 15, 2022

Raging Golden Eagle
73.2K subscribers

As I’ve been saying for years, if you want to stay under the radar, just don’t use social media! They are only capable of going after the lowest hanging fruit these days.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61cHmWjr0WA

Because Baltic Sea Homer is such a slam dunk one would have to be contemptuous of anyone who didn’t accept it right away.

Uh huh.

If one has to appeal to Believe me, or yooz r stupid and deserve to be beated wiv stikkz! then one’s ambit is not to be believed.

Both you and your source are trying much too hard.

Wow. Channel Stokes’ evening news is dumping on Albo’s latest gaffe about Medicare.

Either Albo’s staff are incompetent or Albo’s an idiot.

Maybe faulty can sell it for $10k. Must an echo chamber over there.

Maybe Faulty and Sancho can harvest your IP address while you’re over there?

I like that the folk tales and cultural traditions unique to Finland and the various Scandanavian folks now have to be ignored or suppressed in order to entertain the fantasy that Homer’s Iliad wasn’t Greek, but Finnish.

These two things are Chalk and Cheese, and viva la difference. Because they speak to the same aspects of the human condition. Just in ways unique to the lives of the people telling them.

Let the Greeks be Greeks, Graeme. And the Finns be Finns.

And on matters completely unrelated, Cats:

You all need to go get a Blimp.

Cos they are pretty pimp…

Wow o wow. Been years since I drove the Bruce hwy south as I am usually 25,000ft above it. The road from Gumlu sth of Home Hill to Proserpine ripped up or almost unrepairable and mostly 60 to 80km/h. Looks like no works being done. I have now experienced a new level of disbelief. This is a national highway FFS. I’ve been on better roads in the 3rd world. A 4hr trip was close to 6.

Saw a couple of billboard posters of Dawson’s LNP candidate minus LNP logo, 1 at Ayr and next just north Mackay. Interesting as his corflutes are openly displaying logo. Palmer saturating Bowen area, PHON very visible at Ayr & south of Proserpine. Didn’t see any Katter candidates. Heading out Peak Downs hwy tomorrow. Be interesting to see the trend out that way.

I am totally speechless on the state of that highway though and don’t understand why the minor parties haven’t made an issue of it…

Hope he’s right The twilight of globalism

Any genetic investigation prior to 2014 is not to be taken seriously.

Because that’s when your fellow magical thinkers started their inventing?

@ Bespoke-

They have a Long-Play version, too! 😀

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0bHf8pdzGVk

This is probably worth breaking out again on April 26th, but here it is.

A Friday Night Fascination with Mark Felton- The Armoured Assault on Chernobyl in April 1986:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Uz2nhRaBjQo

I have a cousin up Warwick way named Troy, just saying…

Media reports are that the terrorist Soleimani has risen from the dead. The zombie General has captured an American baby and is torturing that baby to gain strategic and military advantage.

Trusted Bloggers again.

Toija. Thats where Troy is.

‘Hi, I’m Troy McClure. You may remember me from such films as……’

Gasp!

Sancho is Bird.

Cheers that was good read.
Still I think no stopping trade but there is a chance to put a limit on international institutions as advisory only if they need to exist at all.

Wot Bespoke said, Milton.

Tractors

And so shall I provide! 😀

His ‘n Hers, even!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WI_fW-ofCeQ

And two more things I quite like:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NUaO-VsqQ6g

I have a cousin up Warwick way named Troy, just saying…

We don’t speak about wooden Narwhals up that way…

#OyVey

Mark Felton says Hermann Goering’s train was Nasti…

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pvUrp53IE7Q

Rex, the high point of human civilisation is obviously occurring somewhere that doesn’t show up on my internet searching.
Where do you source these masterpieces of intellectual and cultural attainment?

I’ve been watching MrWeebl since he had his own website waaaaay back in 2003.

My High School U18 soccer team named itself the Badgers based on this internet gem…

Ht: take frozen pizza out of box before sticking in the microwave.

When troglodytes euthanise your parents you can’t make a simple phone call and confirm these details.

Not sure how this relates to Other Graeme…

Well.

Aren’t West Coast shit?

Just not here.

I reckon the Doverlord has a list. I find it difficult to believe nobody else here has a list.

I’d like to be on a list.

I’m pro-list.

Well think about it. If he found this out, and became a crusader to do with the truth of it, then he’s lose his job and have to take EPO and learn how to wash trucks or something.

Struth’s not gonna like that…

What the hell are you talking about?
They screwed up his stomach salts and acids?
WTF?

This is Graeme, remember?

If it’s not filled to the brim with magical bullshit, backed up by an invincible Gnostic arrogance and a tendency to automatically assume anyone who might or does know what they are talking about are lesser beings, it’s not Graeme…

Yes both my parents were killed by Kosher-Rockefeller medicine.

How old were they?

The worst killer right now is the proton pump inhibitors.

Sure dickhead. I took them once for a month and never got stomach ulcers again.

Is he really a Trucking Troubadour. Or some fucking lapdog labrador? His commitment to free speech only seems powerful on blogs he himself doesn’t control.

Struth’s really not gonna like that.

Accurate as it may seem from time to time…

will be brought down very low and certainly not longer than 15 years

Chur, chur.

Since we as humans, like the pigs for example, do our digestion through hydrochloric acid

…and enzymes…and bile salts…and (basic) saliva.

Do PPIs completely neutralise all gastric acid? No?

I still want to know where he sources the deuterium water he’s currently spruiking.

Ditto the technical specifications of the atomic pile he’s using to make it.

Reflux is to do with INSUFFICIENT stomach acid. Thats not even controversial.

Lolwut?

You can take a spoonful of coconut oil to temporarily protect yourself. You can take sodium bicarbonate as a stop-gap measure, but that also compromises the problem of digestion

All either of these methods do is temporarily absorb the excess by reacting it. About the only thing you are correct about, is that they are measures of relief. Not resolution.

. You can use apple cider vinegar diluted with sparkling spring water, using a straw to avoid damaging your teeth and gums, in order to digest the protein that your damaged stomach acid is unable to digest

I get the impression you’ve never used any of your magical home remedies, have you Graeme?

In the world of real health apart from Rockefeller Kosher health there is seldom a glib answer.

Really? You just gave me a whole wordwall, demonstrating no understanding of how your body works at all.

We have a digestive system based on HCl. If you undermine that system obviously you are going to die

This is the same sort of mad absolutism we see with Chad Thunderbrain and his underpinning religious belief that all disease is mental weakness. And that if germs were real, the immune system would suffer runaway positive reactions and anaphylaxis people to death.

When diagnosing you as the pillock you are, I sometimes see the soldiers training as to having to obey authority. Authority is pretty much always wrong.

Uh huh.

In other words, you don’t like being talked back to.

Especially when the other side knows enough to call you out on your bullshit.

No case of acid reflux has ever been resolved by making the stomach produce MORE acid. That’s half the contributing factor to the problem, Graeme.

The health advice of smaller, regular meals and minimising alcohol, fat, sugar consumption (all known acid production agonists) as well as exercise and weight loss (to minimise visceral pressure on the stomach, pushing acid up to the oesophageal sphincter) resolves most of the problem long-term. With PPIs and antacids used as acute relief.

Given that much human digestion kicks off with saliva in the mouth before the food hits the stomach, your ‘solutions’ don’t really achieve much of anything at all. Beyond exacerbating the woes of any lurker unfortunate enough to take you in good faith…

He’s always regular

I’m the Fibre to your packed-up rhetorical intestines, baby… 😉

Bugger “fighting Tories” and fluffing key economic stats, if Albo is to have any chance at all, he needs to graduate up to zinger level 1 million, perhaps he should try something like “we will burn the old grass and the new will grow”.

No I don’t mean to say that Rex you idiot. Stick to trains. Thats all you know dummy.

Says the stooge who just got caught out again by someone who knew more than him.

Rage on, Graeme. Rage on, you crazy (shattered) diamond… 🙂

Particularly if you are mentally lazy and incurious like Rex.

You’ve been throwing tantrums about me ever since we first crossed paths, Graeme.

And you haven’t gotten any wiser in your pronouncements, nor any more able to support them.

And reducing yourself to appealing to blog owners and moderators to silence the folks you don’t like because they keep making you look bad, isn’t exactly the mark of a better man.

The reason why PPIs are correlated with osteoporosis, is that all medication likely positively correlates with all geriatric care and hence bone density loss.

PPIs interfere with mineral absorption.

How is that for stupidity. The dupe thinks that evolution, or natures God, got it all wrong but trust the doctors and the pharmaceutical marketing departments.

I thought you were off to bed for the whole weekend, Graeme?

Zipstersays:
April 15, 2022 at 11:11 pm
The reason why PPIs are correlated with osteoporosis, is that all medication likely positively correlates with all geriatric care and hence bone density loss.

PPIs interfere with mineral absorption.

So does not getting sunlight. FFS. Don’t give this dribbling idiot any credence.

http://physicsfromtheedge.blogspot.com/2022/01/learning-from-experiments.html

Sunday, 23 January 2022

Learning from Experiments
It’s a tricky thing taking a cosmological theory (QI) and applying it to the lab, applied cosmology, because although I am sure of QI from a theoretical and astrophysical point of view because it predicts galaxies and wide binaries in a simple and specific way, its behaviour in the lab is more subject to detail.

That was the reason I received my funds, to see if it could be done. The data from the project has partly changed my mind about solid state details, but I have not changed the fundamental QI theory.

I had originally thought that the best way to get thrust from QI was to use light or microwaves. Light is clean. The photons will see Unruh waves which will be damped by metal structures asymmetrically and the structures will move toward the damped regions. It turned out that QI thrusters based on light alone did not perform well (Tajmar, 2021) and yet QI thrusters that are based on electrons did (the capacitor approach of Becker and Bhatt, 2019). I have thought a lot about this over Christmas, and going back to the QI equations there is an explanation for this in that light, is well, light (it has very little mass), and it does not stick around in cavities for long so the mass-energy you can focus is low, whereas electrons have much lower speed and more mass, but still high accelerations and so the mass-energy you can focus is much higher. Thus thrusters based on electrons are 1000 times more effective and QI predicts them perfectly (see McCulloch 2021). Look at Eq. 2 in this paper. The problem was caused by me earlier assuming that v=c, not so for electrons! When you use the correct speed, you get this plot:

The graph shows a comparison between QI predictions (x axis) and the various experimental thrusts (y axis) from Shawyer, Tajmar, Madrid and Moddel. QI still predicts the emdrive (top right), which may now not be due to the Unruh waves from the microwaves but from the Unruh waves seen by electrons accelerated by the microwaves in the metal walls, if you make a resonance. This makes no difference to QI mathematically, but it is a different physical interpretation. It accounts for the effectively zero thrusts seen by Tajmar’s team for the laser cavities (bottom left) and the tiny but confirmed force seen in Moddel’s photoinjector. It implies that the positive Spanish result was an artefact (middle-left) (unless the electrons in glass were the accelerand) and QI predicts the capacitor results perfectly (top right): results now seen in two labs.

It would have been nice if I could have said this years ago, of course, but QI has been since 2005 a learning experience and I am doing the best I can. For example, my first attempt at galaxy rotation in 2006 did not work because I assumed the only accelerations were rotational. I later learned there are other accelerations, and with more detail – better prediction. Over all this time I have not needed to change the QI theory or the maths, but I have changed the detailed understanding of what is going on. I am not adding arbitrary factors either because the behaviour of stars or electrons are known quantities.

QI has not been falsified. In systems where it is the only factor present, such as galaxies or wide binaries, it performs perfectly. In lab applications, my lack of awareness of physical or engineering details has been a problem, but I am willing to be wrong and therefore to learn.

References

Bhatt, A.S and F.M. Becker, 2019. Electrostatic accelerated electrons within symmetric capacitors during field emission condition events exert bidirectional propellant-less thrust. https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.04368

Neunzig, O., M. Weikert and M. Tajmar, 2021. Thrust measurements of microwave-, superconducting and laser type emdrives. Link 72nd IAC, Dubai.

McCulloch, M.E., 2021. Thrust from Symmetric Capacitors using Quantised Inertia. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/353481953_Thrust_from_Symmetric_Capacitors_using_Quantised_Inertia

Danny Kaye takes the piss out of conductors. Also, a very talented trumpet soloist demonstrates just how much skill you need to play badly…

Catallaxy is known for having died in the wool stupid people around.

If we were all died in the wool, there’d be no-one here for you to post rambling stream-of-consciousness bullshit and random outbursts of anti-semitic rage at…

#EditTwice,PostOnce

What did the Mexican say to Zeus?
He said, “Jesus”

Toija. Thats where Troy is.

I’m sure Lizzie will be interested, Bird. She uses exactly the same methods.

Don’t be ridiculous, Dr. BG. I am interested in generic folkloric origins but I am not by any means a cultural ‘diffusionist’ postulating a dominant culture of origin, which is what Birdie was doing. The ‘Scandinavian diffusion’ hypothesis (i.e. the postulate that everything in Europe originated in Sweden) was popular in Scandinavian cultural identity in the C17th. Such views followed the now completely discredited work of a polymath at Uppsala University. In contemporary anthropology, raw diffusionist theories have gone the way of the similarly mistaken C19th ‘matriarchist’ or ‘mother right’ theorists (for example, Bachofen). I see raw diffusionism of ideas from one cultural source as unsophisticated nineteenth century thinking. A far more sophisticated approach is taken by folklorists Linda Malcor and C. Scott Littleton in their work on the northshift in astronomy caused by polar precession, which produced variants of an ancient Steppes myth concerning the ‘bear’ constellation in the night sky.

Father gods, particularly the warlike Odin, featured in pan-European mythology. The historian Graham Anderson won the Pulitzer Prize for his work on the similarities between Arthurian legends in early Anatolia and those in Britain and Europe. These legends all show traces of a common Indo-European spread of language and thought, but they have accreted many elements from each other as IE cultures have mixed (e.g. the IE Arthurian goddess Nimue/Vivienne is thought to be dereived from the Roman IE huntress goddess Diana).

These sorts of origin issues are nevertheless fairly tangential to my main concerns: my concern is to trace how the All Father god (in various iterations and names) of tribal Europe became displaced by the Levantine Hebraic god of Christian Rome in the British context during the fifth century after the departure of the Roman legions in a time of lost Romanitas and resurgent heathenism. I do this by examination of the written texts on which the legends of Arthur are based, backed up with place name and other linguistic alignments of a named All-Father god Eiddyn (the Brythonic alfthdur/eiddyn over whom battles were fought as late as 575AD in Britain’s Brythonic north). Under later Norse and Danish influence this god of those northern peoples who had long been in cultural interaction was still recalled but soon subject to Christian persecution. In this way a god long extant in Britain morphed into Arthur, turned into a culture hero no longer a god.

The concept of Arthur and the remnant legends of an older cosmology that surround it would not have survived the Christianisation of Britain without the singular date-contested early post-Roman work of a Christian British writer called Gildas. I write to show exactly how Gildas was misinterpeted by later ages and used to develop the warrior myth of Arthur. In piecemea,l I analyse Gildas’ long treatise and sermon (De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniae) to show via his own writings (which I re-date) that his concern was with heresy and a heathen father god whom he actually nominates as ‘the devil Father’ and that the ‘famed Battle of Badon’ was a religious struggle just as was the 575AD Battle of Arthuret (a highly traceable contraction of All Father Eiddyn- arfthdureiddyn). Ergo, Arthur was the old All Father. Plenty of evidence of various types can be mustered for that proposition, which provides a comprehensive explanation for a previously unexplained phenomenon and set of disparate legends transferred from Britain to France in the monastic era, including those of the Holy Grail.

My 2018 piece on this in Quadrant offers an exploratory outline of my main ideas, which have been well received by some people knowledgeable in this area. The ideas I present are the antithesis of what historian Dunville has called the ‘Arthur lived in my postcode’ sort of unreliable claims which are similar to Birdie’s belief that the Homeric legends had to originate in Nordic lands. A common substrate may exist in such legends, but there are, as Rex Anger noted, distinct differences too.