What do you think about the teory, that governments and corporations have more advanced technology that they don't reveal? I remember one shizo saying to me, that governments had Image generation and voice generation technology for decades and only now we get imagen, because governments and certain corporations just reveal what they had in their possession for decades, only revealing it now because they have even more advanced examples at their disposal
Lets talk about why is it possible or not possible.
As a proof i present this video of a walking robot from Boston dynamics which is 10 years old, they had this tech for humanoid robots long time ago, but at some point made it secret, possibly because they got involved with the millitary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFrjrgBV8K0
Bernd
2023-08-13 15:59:34 ⋅ 1mn
No. 282988
I read The Montauk Project: Experiments in Time and found the Truthism web site sometime in 2006 or 2007 and simply assumed that anything, everything is possible and is, in fact, very true, real, and available in the present. I told myself something to the effect of: "assume everything to be possible, true, and real and work my way from there."
This may have contributed to my progressing mental illness eventually resulting in full-blown psychosis by 2019.
Bernd
2023-08-13 17:51:01 ⋅ 1mn
No. 283002
Idk about that but there is a lot of potentially revolutionary technology that has been cast out of the public eye and that hardly anyone knows about
Eg:
-The paralysis cure that was achieved with Darek Fidyka in 2014 using stem cells taken from his nose
-DRACO antivirals, an antiviral drug technology that has the same potential to wipe out all viral disease as has been achieved with antibiotics vs bacterial disease
-LK99 will soon be forgotten and people will start to pretend it was just a hoax
Bernd
2023-09-18 13:54:00 ⋅ 1w
No. 288380
>>283002
LK99 was already forgotten, really strange. When it was in the news, there were isolated mentions of similar technology ideas appearing in the past and vanishing without trace
You'd think Koreans who had a chunk of this material would run aplenty of demonstrations
Bernd
2023-09-18 15:12:06 ⋅ 1w
No. 288386
>>288380
This was not yet clear a month ago when I made that post.
Them Goreans did bost experiments supposedly demonstrating LK99's superconductivity but they were mistaken about the reason why the material demonstrated the behavior that it did. They also bosted instructions for manufacturing the material, which many did, and they also bosted an article or two explaining the supposed mechanism behind the superconductivity. It was not a hoax, it was just a mistake that a bunch of scientists made.
As for the other things I mentioned, those things actually do work and have been experimentally verified
