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Topic: Blackholes
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Sun 11/15/09 07:17 PM


Which brings up a point. A lot of design and research is black. No one wants their new stuff copied by their competitors or the Chinese. Some of the really advanced stuff is military and they don't (usually) like to share. The Air Force has been sharing some of their stuff recently but that is generally not the rule.


This is so true. I know of scientists who have made discoveries that would rock the current known science and they mysteriously disappeared of suddenly went insane.

There is a lot of 'black science' going on in this world to include cloning of humans, and genetic engineering that would shock you.




Cloning really isn't that hard. It is just politically incorrect. Some of the black genetic engineering is weapons based as is much of the technology is weapons based. The common flu has been "rumored" to have been modified years ago and probably is still being fine tuned. It is an easy, fast growing virus to work with. The only qualities that need to be weaponized are the infection rate (high) and the inflammation response (high). You then develop a vaccine for "your" side and spread it to the other. You have a low cost method of killing ninety percent of the enemy... and hope it doesn't mutate.

Oddly, the same science that allows us to measure the seismic disturbances of the sun were used by the military in secret for a long time. Doppler laser measurements of the sun are the same as the Doppler laser measurements of a pane of glass that gave spies the ability to listen to conversations in buildings from far away with no electronic gear present. The movies showed spies planting bugs and attaching mikes to phones while in reality, some guy sat in a van a block away and pointed a laser at a window and heard every word.




Yeh I had to laugh at some movies depicting how long it took to trace a phone call when for quite a while the tracing of a phone call has been pretty instant. So what's up with that?


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Sun 11/15/09 07:43 PM
Dramatic effect, or the filmmakers just don't know.

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Sun 11/15/09 07:55 PM

Dramatic effect, or the filmmakers just don't know.


Could be. But maybe they just don't want criminals to know how easy it is to trace their phone call and their advisors, advised them not to let the public know. Since it added to the drama, they complied.


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Sun 11/15/09 08:03 PM


Dramatic effect, or the filmmakers just don't know.


Could be. But maybe they just don't want criminals to know how easy it is to trace their phone call and their advisors, advised them not to let the public know. Since it added to the drama, they complied.



Could be, but I wouldn't go that far with it. After all, shows like CSI exaggerate how easily a criminal can be caught, so why would movies tell them the opposite?

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Sun 11/15/09 11:26 PM
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Mon 11/16/09 04:39 AM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Mon 11/16/09 04:48 AM



Dramatic effect, or the filmmakers just don't know.


Could be. But maybe they just don't want criminals to know how easy it is to trace their phone call and their advisors, advised them not to let the public know. Since it added to the drama, they complied.



Could be, but I wouldn't go that far with it. After all, shows like CSI exaggerate how easily a criminal can be caught, so why would movies tell them the opposite?


Yes, I don't think every city and farming town has a lab and staff like NCIS to track down criminals by finding a soil sample on their dog's foot and a pubic hair on the bathroom floor. laugh laugh laugh

In a "Mayberry" town like the one I live in, where the local Judge is a drunk and probably uses drugs, it would probably be easy to get away with murder. There are plenty of very questionable crimes on the books here that could have been someone getting away with murder. People tell me there is a lot of drug trade here that is never dealt with. (No arrests or drug busts) and that to me adds up to the people in high places being involved. Corruption goes all the way to the top town government. We only have two or three police in town and a few sheriff's deputies and a sheriff.

Also in a small community, everyone is related to everyone else or married to someone's sister. laugh (inlaws)




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Mon 11/16/09 12:00 PM
That's similar to my town. Cops would rather catch speeders than bust drug deals. Less paperwork to fill out. I wouldn't say they're corrupt -- just lazy.


So yeah.... Black Holes...

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