InfoSec. Former White Hat, Pro Diesel Mechanic, Bastard Sons of Dial-up member. Knowledge Aggregator, Hacker Mindset, Meat popsicle
May 5 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
No you are falling for the propaganda pushed by China. If you look around you will see the funding by them and the slants, paid propagation personnel, bots, biases in all of the social media platforms.
The bots that come out of the woodwork as do paid people.
You need to look into the local newspapers and small time people in China. Don't forget the credit score system incentivizes misrepresentation in China. Basically you need to get on the ground reporting which is extremely difficult to do.
You can use free maps of the world to inspect the infrastructure for itself. 3 gorges dam has been bowed out. Look at bridge failures and build dates etc.
Then there is TikTok and its algorithm that manipulates perception subtly. As well as their advertising.
BYD also operates at a massive loss and has tons of issues with cars catching on fire, etc. The CCP has dumped tons of money into it. It also runs software stolen from Tesla when it was over there. Modified and made to run on lesser hardware with lesser features because of the chips.
CCP has stolen tons of Intellectual Property from all buisness partners and due to the way buisness works over there it has integrated it across everything. It's not that they are more innovative they just aren't slowed by patents and sharing of technology because the government has access to all the businesses.
Paid propaganda personnel.
China also pays all news outlets to sanitize or partially sanitize the news world wide. They also pay for and buy more stories than anyone else.
Tell me in US news how many stories any more show unification and national pride vs stories about China.
Extrapolate that for all news globally.
China has much bigger government and very little in fighting due to government style so they have less qualms and divided interests as well. This also allows for clearer messaging and better response times.
Not more thorough or better governance though because less checks and balances which also is complicated by saving face.
Mar 9 • 6 tweets • 5 min read
So the Anti defamation league is practicing defamation. @IanCarrollShow time to sue the anti defamation league for defamation.
Just in case they try to remove this. Also Ian you should do a wayback on it.
Aug 4, 2023 • 32 tweets • 6 min read
@US_FDA So when are you going to address the testosterone deregulation chemicals in everything and the amount of estrogen / estrogen inducing chemicals?
So are you saying you approve of the chemical Castration of humans?
Feb 6, 2023 • 11 tweets • 11 min read
@UnrollHelper@WallStreetSilv@threadreaderapp 15 min cities tie in with the fact that before you establish the walls sectioning off each part of the city you need them to be self sufficient enough they don't revolt because they have everything they "need"@UnrollHelper@WallStreetSilv@threadreaderapp If you implement it ahead of time it will be easier to segment as people will naturally gravitate towards the locations that is closest because people value time and are lazy. Plus tight budgets will enforce this.
Feb 6, 2023 • 25 tweets • 10 min read
@WallStreetSilv They can't destroy the petroleum gas industry without our help. Basically they need people to switch so they don't have the influx of constant money from people using it. This influx helps fund peaker plants. Also it's an on demand resource that can't be easily shut off.
@WallStreetSilv With electricity you can cut a wire, not a big deal sparks maybe a big boom that is it. If you cut a gas line that does way way more and is extremely dangerous. They want control. Gas doesn't allow individual control electronically. Someone has to physically turn off the gas.
Feb 6, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
@SunWeatherMan Those scotch locks are going to be an issue on the Relay block for the Big Burb. If you just move to the next size up crimp shrink connections and make the wire twice as long on the single connect side and then double it over it will last a lot longer.
I only say this because the blade in the scotch lock ends up vibrating and breaking the strands and then it pushes the strands slowly away from the blade till it doesn't contact any more. I repair a lot of them on big rigs due to the vibrations and replace like I said above.
Feb 5, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Who is Guido Ferdinand Otto Stark
Feb 3, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
@maphumanintent I am sure by now you have a pretty good idea on what bottlenecks have come up, what is trickling to a halt for stuff coming into the country. If you can get a list of that stuff together it may be possible to overlay it with domestic production and deficits.
If we can do this I am sure there are people looking to invest in the US and we may be able to use that to right the economy more quickly then we have in the past. Specifically raw material and raw material refinement into usable goods.
Feb 2, 2023 • 35 tweets • 7 min read
Outdated names for cynmatic patterns is Chladni Patterns, Sound Figures and Modal Patterns. duckduckgo produces way more interesting results with those terminologies. Nodal patterns are also related.
@TwitterSupport@elonmusk So um yeah what is going on with the censoring of my account. I search posts from me go to latest it shows 4h ago. Why is it not showing the other posts I have made between that post 4h ago and now? Why are you censoring?
Still not showing them you just undid the shadowban starting from post above forward. Why are you not allowing them to be shown?
