We have circled back
Sippin my coffee… the left screamin about saving thier G’damn democracy, what is a democracy, it’s mob rule that’s all. Ole LOT from Genisis came to mind on this Friday.
Whatever you do Mariam, don’t look back!
The story of LOT was about the mob coming to his house, taking what they wanted, no need to go to his house when the pen will do just fine.
Widespread outrage is growing over a proposed bill currently moving through the California legislature, which experts say could be easily abused by traffickers by giving almost any unrelated individual the right to assume custody-like control over a child without the parents’ knowledge or consent.
That story was shared on August 6th, the world changed on August 6th 1945, a bomb was dropped in anger
Gotta wonder, just how far we circled back to, case in point
Mohenjo-Daro
What makes that dusty place so interesting, well… the most relevant part is the fact that parts of the many ruins of this ancient village have undergone vitrification. In other words, they’ve turned to glass.
Vitrification is the process by which sand, or more accurately, silica is super-heated and then cooled, which results in a glass – transistion. It’s the way all glass is made, in basic terms, though there’s a difference between deliberately fired glass for manufacturing technically known as frit and vitrified sand. The latter type of glass consists of three categories:
· Fulgurite, which is glass created via lightning strikes
· Tekkite, which is formed from the heat generated by meteor strikes
· And trinitite, which is the glass that results from nuclear detonations.
The only real difference between those three categories of vitrified sand is the different heat sources that make them. Other than a tendency for trinitite to be radioactive (Duh!), samples of each are pretty much the same compositionally. Silicon dioxide, which is the most common element in sand around the world, melts at roughly 1,700 degrees Celsius, so any one of those methods can get the job done. But if there were a competition, the clear winner would be a nuclear detonation. The heat generated through a nuclear blast can be greater than 10 million Kelvins or 9,999,726.85 degrees Celsius.[1] By comparison, the surface of the Sun is only 5,778 Kelvins.
Yeah, that’s pretty hot. In fact, it’s hot enough to flash-melt pure silica into glass instantly. So the Mohenjo-Daro vitrified ruins were made by one of three potential events, it seems. A series of major lightning strikes, a meteor strike or perhaps more than one, or a nuclear detonation.
Read somewhere, there’s nothing new under the sun.
Would you like to know more?
AI is now into everything, people will look to AI for the truth, yeah,
what ya do when AI has Hallucinations hmmmmm
In the field of artificial intelligence, a hallucination or artificial hallucination is a response generated by AI that contains false or misleading information presented as fact. This term draws a loose analogy with human psychology, where hallucination typically involves false percepts.
I know what ya gonna do come look for me cause I have books I know stuff and you be wanting to hideout
