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UFO Technology would change our world, that's why they hide it. ZPE is free energy. Our economy is based on resources and scarcity. Don Paul Bales says; "If you have zero point energy what is the basis for the global economy? Everything of value instantly disappears." This technology is...

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MacroMinutes1 year ago

Agree with the general sentiment but the idea that, "Everything of value instantly disappears" shows a lack of understanding of economics. Even with free unlimited energy people will still have to dedicate their time to things. This means there will still be an excange of value needed as people decide what they want to focus their time on. It would certainly disrupt things but similar to how fossile fuels unlocked an almost unimaginable amount of human potential, ZPE power generation would do the same. It's a technological singularity but it would not crash the economy. It would do the exact opposite.

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Ashton Forbes1 year ago

I agree with you. I think we need to be even more forward thinking than this. We know their plan. Now we have to develop our own.

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Range ETFs1 year ago

Nuclear energy is regaining its momentum as a clean energy powerhouse. $NUKZ is designed to offer access to companies shaping the next generation of energy solutions, focusing on reducing emissions while meeting global energy demands.

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TheRealVerbz (Jason Verbelli)1 year ago

Then why do you continue hiding it and refusing to acknowledge the work of John Searl?

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Aedon1 year ago

Once we perfect LENR. We could make almost any element. This makes ideas like asteroid mining irrelevant.

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Ashton Forbes1 year ago

A lot of our current 'future ideas' are going to be considered very dumb in the actual future. Like Dyson Spheres. That's how it always works though.

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FunnyHubX1 year ago

4orbs keeps winning!

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Ann-Marie Bell1 year ago

TRUTH. Well, cat's out of the bag. Let's move along to our next level —creating with passion, embracing one another, and thriving in perfect health! ❤️🔥🙏

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🇺🇸 Robert 🇺🇸1 year ago

We need to keep hammering that point until everyone understands that this is the ultimate goal, not the aliens, not even the technology, but changing the world where there is nothing to fight over. Once we get there then the aliens will start vacationing here openly.

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PrayFPSHub1 year ago

I think this is why they want depopulation so badly. I think they probably agreed that you can't have this tech with 8 billion people. Has to be a 1 world system in their eyes. Faustian deal, hedonic treadmill etc.

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Ashton Forbes1 year ago

The one world government thing is actually real. Makes sense in this context. (not saying I agree don't @ me)

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