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The problem with physics, and academia in general is pretty simple. They don't read. Eric W Davis once said none of the skeptics have ever read his papers. The Air Force took them seriously. Sounds crazy, but it's true. You heard it here first. Teleportation is real.

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This reply really proves my point. Professors should teach, but this reads like a copy/paste AI response. NASA people investigated themselves and found no wrongdoing, great, just means its legally classified, which is no surprise because 'UFOs' are nuclear secrets. Dr. Yu does not have access to design/build these craft, that's done by Air Force/Lockheed at sites like Air Force Plant 42. By people like Eric W Davis, which is probably why he's testifying to congress. You really think a physicist with wormhole papers is testifying about aliens? lol Have you read his papers??? Why did General Lanni hold up his teleportation physics study and say it was an example of the kind of research he wanted done in his labs? That doesn't give you pause? If you listened to the engineers they have the answers to your gaps in physics. The Aether is 100% real, and it's quite embarrassing that all we had to do was turn the experiment sideways. That's all it took to completely upend the physics you are so confidently wrong about. Your lack of understanding of physics stems from the incorrect assumption that space is empty. It's really that simple. Einstein's equations are right, space is a medium and if we bend it to an extreme we make a wormhole.

This reply really proves my point. Professors should teach, but this reads like a copy/paste AI response. NASA people investigated themselves and found no wrongdoing, great, just means its legally classified, which is no surprise because 'UFOs' are nuclear secrets. Dr. Yu does not have access to design/build these craft, that's done by Air Force/Lockheed at sites like Air Force Plant 42. By people like Eric W Davis, which is probably why he's testifying to congress. You really think a physicist with wormhole papers is testifying about aliens? lol Have you read his papers??? Why did General Lanni hold up his teleportation physics study and say it was an example of the kind of research he wanted done in his labs? That doesn't give you pause? If you listened to the engineers they have the answers to your gaps in physics. The Aether is 100% real, and it's quite embarrassing that all we had to do was turn the experiment sideways. That's all it took to completely upend the physics you are so confidently wrong about. Your lack of understanding of physics stems from the incorrect assumption that space is empty. It's really that simple. Einstein's equations are right, space is a medium and if we bend it to an extreme we make a wormhole.

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Robert Pattinson on how long it took him to read The Odyssey: "10 seconds! No, I read it a bit in school, but I don't think I'd read it properly as an adult, but I read it just before the meeting, basically. It's fascinating. It's so weird, though. You don't realize how familiar you are with it, I'm like, 'Oh, I know every single character.' I mean, everything's based on The Odyssey, so it's kind of crazy."

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Teleportation is real and I'm 100% sure Eric W. Davis helped develop working versions for the Air Force. Not Star Trek beam me up, but some kind of traversable wormhole based on polarizable vacuum model. Oke Shannon worked with Eric Davis at DoE labs, and Shannon was good friends with Pharis Williams, famous for correcting thermonuclear yield calculations. All of this is connected to nuclear weapons research.

Teleportation is real and I'm 100% sure Eric W. Davis helped develop working versions for the Air Force. Not Star Trek beam me up, but some kind of traversable wormhole based on polarizable vacuum model. Oke Shannon worked with Eric Davis at DoE labs, and Shannon was good friends with Pharis Williams, famous for correcting thermonuclear yield calculations. All of this is connected to nuclear weapons research.

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Denzel Washington in 2016. Still the most accurate media roast ever. "If you don't read the newspaper, you're uninformed. If you do read it, you're misinformed. "What is the long-term effect of too much information? One of the effects is the need to be first, even if it's not true anymore" "We live in a society now where it's just first who cares? Get it out there. We don't care who it hurts. We don't care who we destroy. We don't care if it's true. Just say it, sell it. Anything you practice, you'll get good at, including bullsh*t."

Denzel Washington in 2016. Still the most accurate media roast ever. "If you don't read the newspaper, you're uninformed. If you do read it, you're misinformed. "What is the long-term effect of too much information? One of the effects is the need to be first, even if it's not true anymore" "We live in a society now where it's just first who cares? Get it out there. We don't care who it hurts. We don't care who we destroy. We don't care if it's true. Just say it, sell it. Anything you practice, you'll get good at, including bullsh*t."

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