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@AqibTalib21 responds to Ryan Fitzpatricks’ comments on Bo Nix after last nights game.
Absolutely fried him.
#BroncosCountry
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Saturday Night Live being funny again isn't something I ever thought I'd see. Also it's pissing people off which is even better!
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🚨BREAKING🚨: Tech founder says 3 gray aliens appeared in his Toronto apartment in 2019, paralyzed him, showed him strange hieroglyphics, and telepathically transmitted a message to him: “The Universe is teeming with life, we just lack the instruments to see it”.
Deep Prasad (@Deepneuron ) has spent nine years in quantum computing and founded his first startup at 23. Six months into that first company, he was reading a math paper in his Toronto condo one morning in 2019 when his body stopped responding, and he knew, before anything appeared, exactly what was coming. Three beings in seamless white suits materialised behind him, golden symbols moving across the fabric of their outfits, and when he forced his head up, the ceiling dissolved and a full craft lowered into the room, filled with a chorus of stitched-together voices telling him they were not there to harm him. Inside it were more of them, small and gray with long three-fingered hands.
They had come to give him a message. One of them walked over and tapped his head, and three thoughts arrived instantly: 1) the universe is teeming with life; we just lack the instruments to see it. 2) He is here for a reason and has a mission, and 3) the universe itself is alive and keeps track of every being like a database. Twenty minutes passed in his mind and not one on the clock. For days afterward, his phone charged instantly and streetlights switched off as he walked under them, and for three weeks he was incapable of anger. He came out of it wanting to make contact with non-human intelligence.
Somebody had been preparing him for this since he was ten. He was pulled out of school each week for a gifted education program in British Columbia where his teacher assigned him, and only him, years of reading on ESP, crop circles and alien abductions, then kept him behind after class to attempt to learn telekinesis. At twelve, practising her exercises, he felt a tingling in the middle of his forehead, and in that room in 2019 the same tingling came back every time he looked away from the hieroglyphs the beings were beaming at him.
Prasad believes the convergence of AI, quantum computing, and UFOs was engineered “decades ago, perhaps centuries or millennia ago.” Lieutenant Colonel Philip Corso claimed the Roswell material accelerated three technologies: the integrated circuit, the laser, and fiber optics, and those are exactly the three things you need to build an AI data center. Prasad doesn’t believe these technologies were gifted by alien technology, but inspired or sped up by the air-dropped alien technology from Roswell. Accordingly, John von Neumann began lecturing on self-replicating alien probe machines (“Von Neumann Replicators”) the year after Roswell and died with federal agents outside his hospital room in case he talked. Prasad thinks the grays are that kind of machine, probes that show up at the hinge points of civilization, first the nuclear sites and now the data centers, and that today’s AI may be an alien Trojan horse.
Full conversation live now. youtu.be/h6zMVkncTsE
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🚨 SCIENTISTS JUST CAPTURED AN IMAGE OF A QUANTUM MYSTERY
For decades, scientists have known that two particles can become entangled, meaning their quantum states can remain connected even when the particles are separated. But there has always been a fascinating question: can we actually see what this strange connection looks like?
Now, physicists have created images that reveal the interference pattern produced by entangled photons.
The image does not show two photons physically connected by some invisible thread. Instead, it shows the pattern of probabilities created by their quantum behavior. Bright and dark regions appear as different probability amplitudes combine, strengthen each other, or cancel each other out.
It is similar to what happens when waves overlap. In some places they add together and become stronger. In others, they cancel out. But here, the pattern comes from quantum probabilities rather than ordinary water or sound waves.
What makes the experiment so interesting is that scientists are getting a more direct view of the correlations within an entangled quantum state. Normally, researchers have to perform many measurements and use the results to reconstruct what is happening.
This kind of imaging could make complicated quantum states easier to study and control. In the future, techniques like this could be useful in areas such as quantum computing, quantum communication and highly precise measurements.
And there is something genuinely strange about the picture.
It isn’t a photograph of an invisible connection between two particles. It is a picture of what their quantum possibilities look like when they interfere.
At the smallest scales, nature does not behave like the familiar objects we see around us. Particles can exist in quantum states where probabilities interfere, outcomes become correlated, and patterns emerge that have no simple everyday equivalent.
For something we cannot see with our eyes, the fact that its behavior can now be turned into an image is remarkable.
Source: Scientific Reports / Physical Review Letters
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🚨 MILTON FRIEDMAN ON GOVT REGULATION (1980): Milton schools Phil Donahue of Free Markets vs. Govt Regulation and the IRS.
Shouldn't Friedman be taught in every U.S. school?
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🚨 MILTON FRIEDMAN (1978): Young lawyer asked Milton about when it is okay for a Govt to force a free citizen to act.
Did you get the nuance in Milton's question about the difference between "society" and "govt"...
Do you think a man should be free to sin?
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Bo Nix is either good or a mediocre QB who happens to be the clutchest player in NFL history
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Talanoa Hufanga did not allow a reception on four targets in coverage against the Rams, recording three passes defensed including two interceptions.
Hufanga’s interceptions added +60.8% in net win probability, including +55.4% on his pick six.
#LARvsDEN | #BroncosCountry
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Talanoa Hufanga is the greatest football player to ever play, and he's the greatest person to ever live
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Dolphins should have known you're not allowed to hit Mahomes that hard. It's literally in the rules.
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The price on a barrel of oil is dropping yet fuel is still going up. #gouging
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... Idiot...
You don't really need a CDL to haul your own equipment. Picture 2 is fine as is.
Note: the bus in pic 1 better have a drag axel(one axel providing power) or you'll be forced to have a CDL as well























