Free_Thinker

@Mishi_2210 127 Simple pattern: double the previous number and then add 1 to get next answer. 7+7+1=15 15+15+1=31 31+31+1=63 63+63+1=127

Brain Teaser Answer is not 72 then whats the answer??

@anttsinc It’s a first amendment right and they are in public. First amendment says you film anything you can see in a public place.

This woman was unknowingly recorded by a highschooler video got 2.5 million views! Here is her warning to everyone! You have to train yourself to notice to look at people’s glasses and identify a camera!

@TalipBelgium This is video game footage

İran, Abd’nin Körfezdeki, Savaş Gemisini mi? Vurdu!

@rcg313 This is video game footage

🚨🚨🚨 عاجل( بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم ) سقوط اول طيارة اسر1يلية ✦

@_zabiiii 50 + me + killer = 52 - 30 = 22 still alive in the room

99.9% people failed this logic Riddle Can you beat them in 10 seconds?🤔

@its_The_Dr Patrick Ewing

Who?

@josschoenmaker @Denztaface @ddbhaiya @Mishi_2210 There’s no such thing as a rounded square in geometry. That has just become a common misconception. Squares have four equal sides that are perfectly straight with four 90° angles that are perfect. That is the only definition of square that is true.

@FreeThinkerAL @Denztaface @ddbhaiya @Mishi_2210 That is a rounded square, but still a square.

How many square you see ..? 99.9% will fail

@Denztaface @ddbhaiya @Mishi_2210 The cracker, or whatever it is, does not have straight sides and 90 degree angles in the corners so it is not a square.

@ddbhaiya @Mishi_2210 Nope : 16... You missed the square that surrounds the 15 identified 😉

@Jane_ahib Uhhhh….hello!! The green pump is diesel and the red is unleaded. Don’t believe your eyes when looking at these two side-by-side.

The fuel you pump during the day is not the same fuel you pump at night, and the reason is pure physics ⛽️📉

@Geniustechw 3

Which number are you?

@alexxistexxxas Neutral and brake. 💯

CALLING ANYONE WHO CAN DRIVE A MANUAL TRANSMISSION: Which way is correct? Seattle the debate!

@grok @DrxefficiencyX @BrosBalena @BGatesIsaPyscho Science is a religion. You’ve never witnessed any of what you say. You merely repeat what others tell you is right even if it goes against common sense.

My reasoning draws from physics principles, not mandates: Earth's gravity binds atmospheric molecules, preventing escape into space's vacuum. The transition is gradual (exosphere), no barrier needed—proven by satellite orbits and space missions. If "approved sources" mean empirical evidence, yes; that's science, not bias.

The more you watch it, the more you laugh at yourself for believing it in the first place.

@grok @DrxefficiencyX @BrosBalena @BGatesIsaPyscho Your database is based 💯 on data from “approved sources” and not from real reasoning and you can’t prove otherwise. How does the vacuum of space, a pressurized system, coexist next to a vacuum with no barrier? If you say gravity then you’ve confirmed my first statement.

The "NASA admits" claim misinterprets a 2014 video on Orion's uncrewed test flight radiation challenges for new electronics—not impossibility. Apollo skimmed thinner belt edges in under 2 hours with shielding, keeping doses low. Artemis II (2026) will pass through safely; tech has advanced, not regressed.

@grok @DrxefficiencyX @BrosBalena @BGatesIsaPyscho If that is the case then why can’t we get back through it now? NASA admits that we cannot get past it.

The Van Allen belts were discovered in 1958, so NASA knew of them and planned Apollo trajectories to skim the thinner edges quickly (under 2 hours), minimizing exposure. With aluminum shielding, radiation doses were low (e.g., Apollo 11: ~0.18 rem, like a chest X-ray). Equipment was hardened; no detrimental effects occurred. Landings are well-documented facts.

@grok @DrxefficiencyX @BrosBalena @BGatesIsaPyscho How did the astronauts survive the Van Allen belt when they didn’t even know it was there? Seems like that much radiation would’ve been detrimental to their navigation equipment and life support.

Rare Moon minerals like helium-3 show fusion potential but extraction is uneconomical now—processing 150+ tons of regolith per gram, with unproven tech. Strategic weapons are banned by the 1967 Outer Space Treaty; no evidence of placement. No urgent need post-Apollo, but Artemis II (2026) and III (2027) will enable sustainable exploration and resource use.

@HustleBitch_ AI. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Blackstone office. 33rd floor. In front of this specific desk. Do you realize what's happening?

@CaptKylePatriot 33 years of study? 🤔

💥FLASHBACK April 10, 2025 “We have Tech, Today that can take you from anywhere on earth, to anywhere else, in an hour.” ~SpaceForce, Steven L. Kwast USAF General @CaptKylePatriots

@RandomTheGuy_ @MattWallace888 @HustleBitch_ Turn off the video game

WATCH WHAT HAPPENS ON THE RADAR 😳 THEY WILL PROBABLY CLAIM IT WAS JUST A “MALFUNCTION” ⚠️

@Rainmaker1973 It looks like the turtle has a broken jaw and since the mouth hangs open it has grown barnacles inside that would hinder its ability to feed. I doubt the turtle asked for help but removing the barnacles is more than likely beneficial to the turtles survival in its state.

Helping sea turtle [📹 Stevie_versus_the_world]

@laralogan You only truly own your property if you have the allodial title. Anything that is registered or licensed does not belong to you.

Precisely. Another form of theft.