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THIS WEBSITE LETS YOU TAKE AN ENTIRE FLIGHT WITHOUT FLYING THE PLANE. it's called InFlightSimulator → real airports. real routes. real flight times. one cabin. pick a departure. pick a destination. then you're just sitting by the window. London to Reykjavík in 3 hours. London to Tokyo overnight. Deadhorse...

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Edgar Frog8 gün önce

sounds terrible

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Extreme Weather Zone8 gün önce

Cool idea, but what's the point of a flight sim if you're not flying?

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Douglas Samuel8 gün önce

Terrible

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Fitba Heid8 gün önce

Why?

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maDsaint8 gün önce

Not working

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Oleg Savich7 gün önce

No cancellations or delays, no neighbor in the front reclining all the way, no kid behind yelling and kicking your seat the whole flight - that’s just not it

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Cpt Phil8 gün önce

This is fire! I am hardcore simmer so if he would integrate this with msfs this would be great

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Lance and Ying 🇺🇸❤🇹🇭7 gün önce

This is so cool! I hope we see a wide body I would love to fly long haul

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Black Hole

27,301 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Chase Hughes says we ARE living in a Simulation “Separation is the GREATEST LIE ever told to the entire world.” In a dream the house in front of you, the air between you and that house, and the distance itself are all made of the same thing: you. There is no real distance. Everything is recursive back to one point of consciousness. This is the same truth carried in the 7000-year-old Hermetic principle “All is mind. The universe is mental” and “As above, so below.” Quantum physics keeps confirming it. “You are nature. You’re made out of that dirt.” Psychedelics rewire the brain so fast they delete the illusion of separation. Everything you see is created by mind. No distance. No other. Just ONE. What do you define as real?
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Chase Hughes says we ARE living in a Simulation “Separation is the GREATEST LIE ever told to the entire world.” In a dream the house in front of you, the air between you and that house, and the distance itself are all made of the same thing: you. There is no real distance. Everything is recursive back to one point of consciousness. This is the same truth carried in the 7000-year-old Hermetic principle “All is mind. The universe is mental” and “As above, so below.” Quantum physics keeps confirming it. “You are nature. You’re made out of that dirt.” Psychedelics rewire the brain so fast they delete the illusion of separation. Everything you see is created by mind. No distance. No other. Just ONE. What do you define as real?

Interstellar

38,313 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents, working with state police, pulled over a vehicle, in Ogden, Utah… and smashed their car window because he wouldn’t roll it down all the way. Watch the shift… because this is where it goes from aggressive to completely out of control. The driver already has the window partially open. The ICE agent is yelling, giving a countdown, threatening to break the window… while another officer is trying to open the door from the other side. No explanation, or clear threat… Just escalation. Then, someone inside says, “I’m a U.S. citizen… you pointed a gun at me.” And that’s the moment everything changes. Instead of pulling back… instead of correcting… instead of even acknowledging it… The ICE agent snaps. “I don’t give a shit who you are, I don’t know you.” And then he immediately escalates further… raises the metal bar… and starts hitting the window… doubling down on force. A person says you pointed a gun at them… and your response is not to de-escalate… It’s to get MORE aggressive. That’s retaliation. They call them “non-compliant”… and within seconds, the window is smashed and the driver is dragged out. And it doesn’t stop there. The passenger… who is recording… gets told to “stay there” while the officer puts his hand on his gun. He responds, “I’m recording for my safety.” The officer shuts the door on him anyway. When he opens it again and steps out… and then the officer physically shoves him back into the car. This is what needs to be understood… The escalation didn’t come from a threat. It came the second someone spoke up… the second someone said, “you pointed a gun at me”… The second someone started documenting it. That’s when it got worse. That’s when it turned physical. That’s when the window broke. And that’s what should alarm people… because that’s not about safety anymore. That’s about being challenged… and responding with more force.
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🚨BREAKING: ICE agents, working with state police, pulled over a vehicle, in Ogden, Utah… and smashed their car window because he wouldn’t roll it down all the way. Watch the shift… because this is where it goes from aggressive to completely out of control. The driver already has the window partially open. The ICE agent is yelling, giving a countdown, threatening to break the window… while another officer is trying to open the door from the other side. No explanation, or clear threat… Just escalation. Then, someone inside says, “I’m a U.S. citizen… you pointed a gun at me.” And that’s the moment everything changes. Instead of pulling back… instead of correcting… instead of even acknowledging it… The ICE agent snaps. “I don’t give a shit who you are, I don’t know you.” And then he immediately escalates further… raises the metal bar… and starts hitting the window… doubling down on force. A person says you pointed a gun at them… and your response is not to de-escalate… It’s to get MORE aggressive. That’s retaliation. They call them “non-compliant”… and within seconds, the window is smashed and the driver is dragged out. And it doesn’t stop there. The passenger… who is recording… gets told to “stay there” while the officer puts his hand on his gun. He responds, “I’m recording for my safety.” The officer shuts the door on him anyway. When he opens it again and steps out… and then the officer physically shoves him back into the car. This is what needs to be understood… The escalation didn’t come from a threat. It came the second someone spoke up… the second someone said, “you pointed a gun at me”… The second someone started documenting it. That’s when it got worse. That’s when it turned physical. That’s when the window broke. And that’s what should alarm people… because that’s not about safety anymore. That’s about being challenged… and responding with more force.

Jesus Freakin Congress

797,341 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce