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neither is a problem, suburbia is, with no public transport and no access to anything, not even fresh food, living there requires using a car two miles is a short bicycle ride, if there is infrastructure for it

photovoltaics? If we allow photovoltaics, perpetual motion has long been solved. I have some old pocket calculators that run on nothing but "photons collected indoors". storing energy does not generate electricity, converting energy does in physical terms, the amount of force involved is...

The most junior Ministers are Parliamentary Under Secretaries of State, of whom there will be one in a small department and three or four in a large department. (The word 'junior' is shorthand used across Whitehall, but that does not mean that they are not significant figures in their...

dude, reading an encyclopedia entry is NOT a "deep dive", and in this case took less time than watching any conspiracy video on youtube (although I had to provide my own music). Please read more! yet this does not constitute "zones", or rather it makes 100,000 zones, each of which overlaps with...

do we have a source that these were the "relevant staffs" that were consulted?

If you ask people trained in identifying military aircraft, they're going to see a military aircraft. Hammer -> nail. That said, they saw 6 photos, we only see one, so their information input may have been better than ours. (For example, one of the six pictures might leave no doubt that the...

arguing by google results is about as anti-understanding as you can get. the actual wikipedia article isn't a long read, but it gives a lot of references that can serve as starting points. Here's a quote: Moreno's 2021 article introduced the 15-minute city concept as a way to ensure that urban...

just run it on autogas/LPG/propane, then commercial vehicles and a distribution network exist in many countries

so the TG glowing would potentially indicate that the engine is operating inefficiently, with combustion taking place in the TG and not in the cylinders and since the mechanical power output is never getting measured, this escapes detection beware the old adage of conspiracy theorists...

the heating elements in that space heater look like glass tubes with thin wire coils inside them, similar to these: ceramic heating elements often feature coils of thin wire as well the problem with the TG is that its steel casing offers many times the cross-section of the power wires; it...

On March 4, Florence Débarre, an evolutionary biologist at the French National Center for Scientific Research, happened to be searching that database for information related to the Huanan market when, she said in an interview, she noticed more sequences than usual popping up. Confused at first...

wouldn't the wire (or whatever makes the conndction) melt first?

That would explain where all those "horsepower" go with no load attached.

they won't be kept from peddling woo by someone figuring out how the pyramids were built. In 1992,[39] Mark Lehner and stonemason Roger Hopkins conducted a three-week pyramid-building experiment for a NOVA television episode. They built a pyramid 6 metres (20 ft) high by 9 metres (30 ft) wide...

it's a pseudoscience gish gallop: drown 'em in drivel. if plasmoids were real, there'd be a reproducible key experiment that shows they are. If plasmoid EVOs were real and 100 microns large, there'd be photos of them, at 0.1mm (4/1000 of an inch) a normal camera would suffice (especially if it...

These people are Hancock’s bread and butter; the “free thinkers” who, through some bizarre quirk of nature, are often more perennially outraged than anyone else on Earth.the culture of fear and outrage keeps all the rabbits in the warren But, hey, not all conspiracy theories are bad. If you...

Rogan's franchise makes so much money, he can easily hire people who can do a better job at researching those claims than we can. That's why it rankles when he gives crackpot guests an uncontradicted platform or denies responsibility for his content.

Does it though? Who will check? I noted that when I first read it, but by the time my hour was up and my brain shut down, I had overlooked and forgotten it. :oops: This is actually true in another sense, as exemplified by Heath Robinson and Rube Goldberg (I recommend doing an image search to...

Source: https://imgur.com/gallery/duAaOTA usually, this cuts both ways

"everyone is stupid except for me" Source: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Rh898Yr5YZ8 Zero-Point Energy Demystified hurray, cold fusion, the fact that this guy doesn't have tons of research grants means maybe he's mistaken... The galactic year, also known as a cosmic year, is the duration of...