Veteran, engineer, observer of the human condition.
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ALERT: Elon Musk invests $1 billion into the parent company of CNN, technically making him an owner of the news outlet.
Wuweizea retweeted
The dirtbag Private finally blocked me.
Still acting like everyone is making up the fact she was booted as an E- NOTHING after telling folks how she spent her 20s ending bloodlines in the desert of Iraq.
Pffft and callin me a Russian agent sent here to laugh at her on X for being full of shit...🙄😄
Wuweizea retweeted
Correction: we have a stolen valor trollop who has been grifting off of her lies and so called “credentials” for over 20 years, that finally got caught.
As far as the reason she was ejected from the Army? It’s true. I was in 3/4ID when it happened.
And… no, it’s not just men that have been calling out her lies and deception.
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Wuweizea retweeted
Is she negging me? 😂
Honestly, this is a lovely compliment and I appreciate it.
Exhibit #1776 that the average men and women in this country run rings around the so-called elite in terms of intelligence and common sense.
I paid my way through college and law school. I recently spent about a decade in higher education pursuing a Master's and a Ph.D. at 2 different universities. Hands down, I learned more from the dishwashers, cooks, and bartenders that I worked with all those years ago than I did from most of the faculty in higher education.
Wuweizea retweeted
If you file a FOIA for a DD214 and post it people can say it was altered. A better solution is to file on MuckRock. Then it becomes a matter of public record and comes up in searches. Example:
muckrock.com/foi/united-stat…
Please share this far and wide.
Wuweizea retweeted
California's high-speed rail is a failure only if you believe the goal was high-speed rail.
The airplane/magic treadmill question refuses to die because it uses poor and ambiguous wording. Whether or not you believe the plane will fly depends on how you interpret the scenario.
The first camp interprets the question as saying, if the speed of the plane is 10 mph, then the surface of the treadmill moves at 10 mph in the opposite direction. When the plane’s speed increases to 15 mph, the treadmill increases to 15 mph, etc. With this interpretation, the treadmill has no effect on the plane other than making the wheels spin twice as fast as normal, and obviously the plane will take off.
The second camp interprets the question as saying, if the plane applies thrust that should achieve a speed of 10 mph, then the treadmill moves in the opposite direction at whatever speed is necessary to prevent the plane from gaining any forward momentum. That is, the treadmill will move fast enough so that the friction on the tires, wheel bearings, etc. is enough to counteract the thrust of the engines. This would of course require a hypothetical/magical treadmill capable of going *very* fast and hypothetical/magical wheels and tires capable of withstanding *a lot* of stress, but hey it’s a hypothetical thought exercise. With this interpretation any amount of thrust put out by the plane’s engine is immediately offset by the treadmill, so obviously the plane can’t move and therefore can’t take off.
