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Fact: Government Interference in Science (snarkytruth17.substack.com)
submitted 2024-12-18 by garbotalk
[–] icleus 4 points 2024-12-18
Scientists who explored consciousness through physics and made real discoveries were targeted and removed.
The sabotage is very extensive and we are not justifiably and legally compensated as an entire species. A case can be made that particle entangle communication would be something we as Humans should already possess yet it is entirely ignored by arbitration and higher beings who play neutral.
Where is the audit on this? When is the Consortium going to be held legally accountable?
[–] garbotalk 3 points 2024-12-18
Absolutely! As a witness, I continue to advocate for humanity.
[–] icleus 1 points 2024-12-21
Thank you for all that you do.
[–] garbotalk 1 points 2024-12-21
Back at you!
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[–] Fibonacci_1357 1 points 2024-12-27
Do you have examples of these scientists and their work?
[–] Womantree1 1 points 2024-12-23
Underwater UFOs display capability that ‘jeopardizes US maritime security,’ ex-Navy officer says
I bet the early sea explorers were compromised also. Nothing to see here, folks!
humans have only examined a “billionth” of the ocean’s dark depths.
In the 1830s, British naturalist Edward Forbes surveys various ocean beds and concludes there’s no life below 2000 feet because there’s no light down there.
Silly dude.
Father-and-son divers Auguste and Jacques Piccard devise a deep-sea vessel in the 1950s, allowing them to successfully descend seven miles down to the deepest point on Earth: the floor of the Mariana Trench. The Piccards are surprised to discover life dwelling at this depth.
This feat has never been repeated since.
Shortly afterward, the world’s attention shifts to space exploration, and funding for deep ocean exploration wanes.
Humans know shockingly little about marine life. For instance, we still have no idea where blue wales mate or why they sing.
Some scientists estimate that there could be over 30 million species of sea life in the oceans, “most still undiscovered.”
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