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Scott Bennett

@ScottWBennett

Scott is a visual artist based in Australia.

Ross, Tasmania Beigetreten Temmuz 2010
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Scott Bennett@ScottWBennett·
The Flow of Scale* A new note on how gravity, aether, relativity & classical geometry describe the same hidden motion. Space doesn’t just curve, it flows through scale. (This bridges The Latent Dimension of Scale* and Gauge Symmetry Without Redundancy? in the series.) 🔗 scottwilmotbennett.substack.com/p/the-flow-of-…
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sashalatypova.substack.com "Due Diligence and Art"
sashalatypova.substack.com "Due Diligence and Art"@sasha_latypova·
Prediction: NOTHING will happen to Fauci. Not a single Congressman will bring up the following information, which makes this "grilling of Fauci" as meaningless as all previous grillings of Fauci. There is no and has never been any excuse for the "safe and effective" narrative.  The covid shots are not legally vaccines and are not subject to any normal pharmaceutical regulations for biologics and vaccines.  They were deployed under the EUA Countermeasures legal authority (21 U.S.C. § 360bbb-3), based on a declared PREP Act military Chemical, Biological, Radiological or Nuclear (CBRN) emergency declaration.  This declaration remains in place and will last at least until December 31, 2029.  Under this declaration, the legal authorities of the FDA for biologics (21 U.S.C. § 355 /42 U.S.C. § 262) are suspended, and compliance with them is made entirely voluntary for the manufacturers.  The liability for death and injury is also removed, and state laws are preempted.  Anthony Fauci was very well aware of this.  He was aware that the deaths and injuries will be disregarded by the regulators, any true investigation will be prevented or diverted into partisan politics, and that the US Government will use all three branches to shield him and his co-conspirators. This is called the "whole-of-government approach", the term used in numerous Operation Warp Speed press conferences throughout 2020 by the Pentagon spokespeople. I call this the mafia code.  To date Fauci has been proven right counting on the "whole of government", regardless of the political party in charge, to come to his defense against millions of injured people.  There is a reason why he was the highest paid government employee. Anthony Fauci also knew very well that the mRNA shots were extremely toxic, and that severe harms would result from their mass deployment.  There are numerous regulatory "industry guidance" documents published before 2015 that cite FDA's regulatory knowledge (from numerous failed attempts at developing mRNA products) that these products cause death, cancer, strokes, blindness, paralysis, uncontrolled distribution throughout the body, liver damage, other organ damage and multiple organ failure.  However, given the PREP Act liability shield being upheld for him by the entire US Government, and now RFK Jr himself personally, he simply didn't care about any of those risks!  He knew he will get away with mass murder.  The prerequisite to even starting a meaningful investigation and prosecution of Fauci and many of his co-conspirators is the termination of the PREP Act emergency declaration, something RFK Jr has a full legal authority to do without consultation with anyone else.  I spoke with him about this several times, he is very well aware but will not do it.
Liz Churchill@liz_churchill10

THE EVIL DR. FAUCI GETS TORCHED LIVE IN CONGRESS Rep. Greg Murphy just eviscerated the EVIL LIAR during RFK Jr.’s hearing: “Anthony Fauci…he came and LIED to Congress…and LIED to the American People…” DR. FAUCI MUST BE ARRESTED 50M+ INJURED AND DEAD

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Thomas Sowell Quotes@ThomasSowell·
“We've arranged a society based on science and technology, in which nobody understands anything about science and technology. And this combustible mixture of ignorance and power, sooner or later, is going to blow up in our faces.”
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Bruno Bowden@brunobowden·
Noether's theorem is the best use of symmetry I've ever seen: 1) translation symmetry <=> momentum is conserved 2) rotation symmetry <=> angular momentum conserved 3) time symmetry <=> energy conserved (not true in our universe due to cosmic expansion) @veritasium explains this beautifully: youtu.be/lcjdwSY2AzM?si…
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Scott Bennett@ScottWBennett·
No. This is a lovely story but it misdirects the true evil of the situation. No relationship can withstand the deliberate malign interference of psychopaths. It's not a test of love its a revelation of twisted loyalty and vain trust that can destroy all of us. Covid was a plot by a "Lago" type character from Shakespeare's tragedy Othello! We are being dicked with with in a way that makes love and goodness destructive. It's so perfect that you think the fault is in you! ;-(
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Robert Dooley@1withtruth·
Remember covid? @HeatherEHeying shares a poignant story reminding us how our imperfect reactions to the pandemic killed a lot more than just people. Credit: @thedarkhorsepod
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Scott Bennett@ScottWBennett·
This is the pretend-hiding game, Peekaboo, essentially a simplified version of Hide-and-Seek, When young children hide in plain sight (e.g., covering only their eyes), it is a form of early social play exploring object permanence—the idea that you exist even when they cannot see you. See Allan Watts lovely talk about this: “You see, if you think of the cosmos as basically a game of hide-and-seek, where the lord God is creating the universe by forgetting he is God and imagining he is you, then you see this is the fundamental way of getting rid of the eternal boredom of knowing all about it, of there being no surprises. The whole vitality of being alive is that it is always surprising. To be enlightened is to be surprised at everything, to see that everything is a miracle.” — Alan Watts
Bret Weinstein@BretWeinstein

@Pathfinder4545 If god wanted to make a universe that would produce creatures that would surprise him, could he? 1. If not, why not? 2. If so, how do you know he didn't?

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Edward Frenkel@edfrenkel·
We live in a volatile world, which sometimes feels hopeless, but I'd like to remind us of certain human qualities that bring us back to hope and allow us to imagine a more harmonious world, in which we can all thrive. This sense of hope comes from an unlikely source: Mathematics. Let me explain...
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Scott Bennett@ScottWBennett·
True that!
𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗮𝗸𝗿𝘂𝘀𝗵𝗻𝗮— 𝗲/𝗮𝗰𝗰@techwith_ram

Sam says the issue was simple: the model didn’t have access to a timer tool. Fair. But the real problem? It still answered anyway. That’s the classic LLM move, no tools, no clue, but full confidence. Instead of saying “I can’t do that,” it just… vibes an answer into existence. This is how we end up with AI that sounds like a genius but occasionally behaves like a very convincing bullsh*t artist😅

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Scott Bennett@ScottWBennett·
Sasha, these are simple experiments you can do yourself. But I'm a actually a little confused, if you don't know this foundational reality what is your knowledge built on? I don't doubt you, I read you and check your sources, and I'm a major fan. But you come off as very abrasive for no good reason?
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Scott Bennett@ScottWBennett·
I wouldn't be promoting this grifter and it's a bad look to associate yourself with a guy that claims water isn't H2O. Has never done the high school experiment to split it himself and doesn't understand that all liquid on Earth would boil at room temperature without air pressure!
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Scott Bennett@ScottWBennett·
@sasha_latypova Great, associate yourself with Toby Rogers! BTW, as the scientist you appear to be, how do you reconcile his obvious idiocy? Don't just bitch slap me, ask him what he thinks about water having phases. That is surely a reasonably question; is it not?
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Scott Bennett@ScottWBennett·
@sasha_latypova I'm a big fan of you, but "existential threat" is In-group language; a shibboleth, did you know that?
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Evan
Evan@EvanWritesOnX·
Australia was not established as a nation-building project. It was established as an extraction platform. The British did not colonize Australia to build a civilization. They colonized it to extract l; first convict labor, then wool, then gold, then minerals, then gas. The political architecture was built around that extraction logic from day one, and it has never been restructured away from it. You assume the state exists to serve the population, and therefore bad outcomes must mean the state is being run poorly. Australia is not a sovereign state that happens to have a mining sector. It is a private sector extraction platform that happens to have citizens. Every Australian who “owns” a home is servicing a debt instrument that enriches the FIC. The minerals get dug up by foreign-owned multinationals. The profits get distributed to global shareholders. The taxation office is structured; by design, through decades of lobbying, to ensure the extraction proceeds leave the country with minimal sovereign capture. The politicians are doing exactly what the structure requires of them: absorbing public anger, rotating every few years to reset the pressure valve. Australia is not mismanaged. Australia is managed perfectly, just not for Australians.
Simon Ree@simon_ree

Australia was handed one of the greatest starting positions of any country in history Massive mineral wealth. Abundant energy. World-class beaches. Amazing climate. No fault lines... no earthquakes or tsunamis If you gave a 12-year-old this setup in a civilisation-building game, they'd build a paradise Instead, we got decades of useless politicians on both sides of the aisle who couldn't run a sausage sizzle at Bunnings without a $4 billion feasibility study and a royal commission Australia isn't unlucky. It's grossly mismanaged

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Scott Bennett@ScottWBennett·
Did you know Ralph Baric was intravenously (IV) injecting what he called a Corona Virus infectious agent into rabbits and causing heart damage in 1992?* Just to be clear, an infection of the mucosal system rarely becomes a systematic disease and then not without, stressed, very young, or co-infected animals. Same with an "infection" of the virus SARS-CoV-2 which is mucosal and does not become systemic, without extreme illness, progression from pneumonia to ARDS/SARS; the DISEASE called Covid! The trick has always been to conflate the virus with the disease; or a test for the virus with the disease! Catching a cold - a corona virus - is not the same thing as a systemic disease. The two systems are compartmentalised for very good reason. The airways and digestive tract have to let things in; controlled by the mucosal immune system. The sterile internal environment of the systemic immune system is designed to keep things out! An IV or IM injection is a potentially dangerous thing even with a seemingly harmless ingestible protein like milk! *t.co/h8ZbG5VfNe
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Coronavirus Plushie@c_plushie·
I see @chrishipkins is STILL peddling the same misinformation that he, and all the other 'experts', were peddling back in 2021: "So there was still a four times greater risk for people to get myocarditis from getting Covid than from being vaccinated." That's what they were all saying back in 2021, to scare people into getting the vax, but this video, which was made back in 2022, shows exactly why it was misinformation. I know most of you will have probably seen this one before, but for anyone who hasn't... @nzlabour @nzfirst @winstonpeters @ChrisPenknz
Suit and tie@Suitandtie9999

Train wreck interview from Chris Hipkins on RNZ this morning. Unbelievably, Hipkins suggested that one of the reasons the CV-TAG advice wasn’t shared at the relevant press conference, was that it had already gone on too long. He then shifted responsibility back onto Ashley Bloomfield. Hipkins went on to claim that the decision not to make the CV-TAG advice public (speak openly about it) was not his. The press gallery now has an open goal: Simply ask Hipkins whose decision it was within government not to publicly discuss the CV-TAG advice. This is getting much worse.

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Scott Bennett@ScottWBennett·
Exactly, mass calibration is the major uncertainty. My thought was that for extended or galaxy‑scale lenses the β z term would appear as a population‑level trend, but microlensing systems with well‑measured stellar masses could offer a cleaner test of pure geometry. Do you think present microlensing data (OGLE, Gaia, Roman) have the precision to spot a ~10 % systematic drift with source distance?
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Gravity Grinch@GravityGrinch·
@ScottWBennett @TOEwithCurt Depends on your signal, as the equation you write implies that you have a good handle what the mass of the lens is and it needs to be point-like to good approximation. So you'd be looking for microlensing of stars (might work with add. models e.g. for lenses on top of lenses...)
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Curt Jaimungal@TOEwithCurt·
The "Inverse Problem" Of Dark Matter Is Insane What if 85% of the universe's matter isn't missing — it's just that our models were never clean enough to know? Dr. Jenny Wagner proves mathematically that every dark matter map ever made is extrapolation. The data only tells you something local. Everything else is a model assumption wearing the costume of evidence. She then connects this to Einstein's own 1917 warning — that homogeneity and isotropy were always a placeholder, never a truth — and makes the case that cosmology is not in crisis. It's finally ready for the next level of detail.
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Scott Bennett@ScottWBennett·
@TOEwithCurt I realise such a term could mimic a mild mass‑evolution slope in current analyses; has that channel already been constrained tightly enough, or could a β ≈ 0.1 drift still hide inside systematic allowances?
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Scott Bennett@ScottWBennett·
@TOEwithCurt Curious whether current lensing precision could test a simple scale‑drift term: Δθ(b,z) = (4 G M / c² b) · (1 + β z), β ≈ 0.1 → ≈ 10 % at z ≈ 1. β = 0 gives GR; β ≠ 0 → detectable deviation. Would this be within current survey sensitivity?
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"A man might say, with enough truth to justify a joke: ‘Science is what we know, and philosophy is what we don't know.’ But it should be added that philosophical speculation as to what we do not yet know has shown itself a valuable preliminary to exact scientific knowledge.” - Bertrand Russell
Saganism@Saganismm

“Science is what we know, and philosophy is what we don't know.” — Bertrand Russell Full Excerpt: “A man might say, with enough truth to justify a joke: “Science is what we know, and philosophy is what we don't know.” But it should be added that philosophical speculation as to what we do not yet know has shown itself a valuable preliminary to exact scientific knowledge. The guesses of the Ancient Greeks, of the Pythagoreans in astronomy, of Anaximander and Empedocles in biological evolution, and of Democritus as to the atomic constitution of matter, provided the men of science in later times with hypotheses which, but for the philosophers, might never have entered their heads. We may say that, on its theoretical side, philosophy consists, at least in part, in the framing of large general hypotheses which science is not yet in a position to test; but when it becomes possible to test the hypotheses they become, if verified, a part of science, and cease to count as “philosophy.”

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