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Scientists: "nothing can travel faster than the speed of light".
Also scientists: "at the beginning of the big bang the universe expanded faster than the speed of light"

Explain this nonsense.
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Can we change the orbit of the earth?

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Like think about it we can nuke the ocean or something and slowly move the earth to get away from the sun and prevent global warming.
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Could General Relativity Been Discovered in Classical Antiquity?

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It seems as though a lot of the concepts of general and special relativity could be explained intuitively, which gives me the idea that they could've been discovered in classical antiquity without the use of advanced technology, although they did have brass computers back then, like the Antikythera mechanism. It makes you wonder how much knowledge from back then has been lost forever.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation thanks you for your work, B.G. Your contributions have been noted.
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sci-hub

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Hi guise,

Does anyone know the new link to sci-hub? The sci-hub(dot)tw doesnt seem to work anymore...

I did not use it in ages desu...

Thanks in advance!

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Are middling intelligences more likely to deny IQ than the dumb and gifted?

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So I was having a conversation at work the other day and it somehow reached the topic of intelligence briefly when I mentioned Nikolai Tesla. I think I was making a joke about how the steps we had to follow for a certain are going to have to be documented because we weren't Nikolai Tesla or something and how he could remember entire books and recite them perfectly. My co-worker unironically said "He just trained from a young-age" and that "I think all people are smart but they just don't use it".
We're both working this IT job and he's much better at it then me, he picks up on details so much faster than me, etc and sometimes I actually wonder if I am going to get fired for incompetence. He's smarter than me yet denies the overwhelming evidence that IQ is just a genetic thing that you have little to no control over.
So I made this weird idea in my head and wanted to ask if you guys experienced a similar occurrence in your life:

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How long until STEM cell therapy for aging is commercially available for human use?

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What difference is there between a scientist and a criminal?

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The only way such people are able to help is by helpling themselves to your money, they lie and destroyed the West with their cult of science.
At least once people realize they have been duped by those snakes, there is going to be some lynching.
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When you run current through a power line, besides the electric and magnetic fields which are localized around the paths of conduction, it also radiates EM fields that propagate through the ether.

Why does it do that though?

I know from radar design, the various power tubes shoot streams of electrons through a vacuum, which are then interacted with through various ingenious mechanisms; the 'braking force' of changing the velocity and or direction of the traveling electrons resulting in the emission of EM fields, converting it's kinetic energy to radiated power.

Is that what is going on when the current is conducted through something? Irregularities in the path material(s) causing perturbations in the electron stream, resulting in bremsstrahlung?
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