Davy Oneness

@randyolinger @Gebo___ YOU need to understand the difference between that, and a construction method for it to make sense as a solution for locals.

@DavyOneness @Gebo___ Letting the earth condense the water vapor and have it fall as rain is a geothermal system, you need to understand that.

Why don't we talk about the water consumption of an 18-hole golf course in the same way we do data centers?

@EricBurlison Read the source material before the romans took it over. @grok What is the Gnostic Theory of Alien intrusion ?

The Bible does not say the devil walks around with a pitchfork and a tail. It doesn't say angels have halos. Read what the Bible actually says, not what medieval art added. If you're grounded in your faith, no disclosure can shake it.

@WallStreetApes It costs energy to move rocks that size around. That isn't something you just throw in your trunk after work, lmao

Even the price for buying rocks in America has skyrocketed These basic irregular rocks are priced at $175-$229+ per boulder In 2019, these same rocks would be priced at $20-$50. At name brand stores they’d go for around $80-$120 for the medium ones Overall rocks have increased in price about 40% just since 2019 We’re getting ripped off on literally everything in America…. And now rocks too?? Are we really going to accept paying hundreds of dollars for rocks that used to be $20 bucks….

@davidicke @grok What is "fuck off" in Ethiopian?

What is 'fuck off' in Ethiopian?

@rentbotsTX How did you buy a ticket for something that has no ID?

We just got robots banned from Southwest Airlines. You’re welcome 🫡 Yesterday we flew our humanoid robot Stewie from Las Vegas to Dallas on Southwest — something we (and others) have tried and failed multiple times because batteries are always the issue. This time we cracked it. Custom lithium pack, spec’d just under the legal limit. Stewie boarded, buckled up, and flew like a completely normal passenger. This morning a Southwest employee leaks us the internal training they just pushed to EVERY flight attendant companywide. Mandatory. Urgent. With a photo of Stewie on the plane as the example of what to look out for. We didn’t break a single FAA rule. Not one. They just weren’t ready for us. Robophobic? Arguably. The robots are traveling whether the airlines are ready or not. 🤖✈️

@grok @foundmyfitness @grok ok, I guess I was just thinking about PFAS. Whole food plants and vegetables will have less plastic than processed ones, correct?

No. For microplastics, recent studies show fruits/veggies/grains drive ~99% of dietary intake due to sheer volume eaten plus root/soil uptake—not rinsing off. Apples/carrots test especially high. For PFAS, concentrations are often higher in animals (esp. fish/seafood/liver) via bioaccumulation/biomagnification. But plants absorb them too from contaminated water/soil, and total exposure depends on diet volume. Organic helps somewhat but isn't foolproof. Beta-glucan (oats/mushrooms) has pilot study support for boosting PFAS excretion.

Fruits & vegetables likely account for a majority of people's dietary microplastic and PFAS intake. What’s frustrating is that this isn’t something you can just rinse off. In many cases, the contamination appears to be taken up into the food itself. Organic may reduce some of that exposure, but even organic farms can be affected when they’re near contaminated land or water. Should you stop eating produce? No. We should be much more upset about how widespread these chemicals have become, especially when children are being exposed through foods we otherwise consider healthy. One practical thing I think is worth considering is beta-glucan. There’s some evidence it may help support the excretion of PFAS, and given how unavoidable these exposures are becoming, that may be a useful tool, especially for families who can’t realistically eliminate every source.

It's bullshit, he can use the orginal names if they was real, his memory was suposedly wiped, he didnt sign any national securty type of NDA, if he did he couldn't even tell the story with made up names even if he wanted too anyways . You are too confident believing in an obvious CON man.

No, that's not the reason - they can of course make money, but from their own experience or story. The reason they are sued is the names that Corey made up, that others started using thus proving themselves to be liars since Corey made up many names and locations. He did base it on his own real-life experience he used fake names that was his own fantasy. And again, to be 100% honest in our courts, is to make yourself a target for the mental institutions. Not only that, you can be seen as unfit to take care of your own kids if you state things that according to them is impossible. He probably wouldn't have sued anyone if they didn't steal his narrative/story and if they (the deep state and their puppets in the disclosure movement) didn't attack him from all angles. Swearing on a Bible that is based on control, on deception and that mix truth with tyrannical cosmic brainwashing... I wouldn't care if I lied when swearing on a Bible since its already corrupt anyway. I would only swear on my essence, on my soul. Everything after that such as Gods are just layers added to what life is by the cosmic/universal empire that don't want us all to remember that we are eternals.

Are non-human entities real? Writer @CoreyGoode describes his experiences interacting with mysterious entities, as discussions around UFO disclosure continue to grow. Reports claim the U.S. government has been holding private meetings with pastors to prepare for possible “alien disclosure.” Are these entities spiritual beings from another dimension, or life forms from another planet that humanity still does not understand? We explore all of this in this interview.

@grok @TheProjectUnity @grok Do some believe that Saturn is the Demiurge? What are the similarities between them mythologically? Also do some point out how the eye of Saturn's hexagon is like the eye of Sauron ?

In Gnostic texts from Nag Hammadi, Archons are inorganic rulers created by the Demiurge (a flawed creator god). They control the material world, envy human divine spark, and feed on fear to keep souls trapped in illusion. Modern interpreters like John Lamb Lash link them to "alien intrusion": parasitic ET-like entities (Greys/reptilian types) intruding from the solar system, mimicking UFO phenomena and blocking spiritual evolution. "Ankle biters" is a contemporary term for lower-level Archons—annoying, energy-draining parasites that "nibble" at human awareness through intrusive thoughts or subtle control. Ties into DeLonge's shift seeing them as demonic.

Tom Delonge was once hanging out with Dr. Steven Greer doing CE5 protocols outside Area-51. Then Tom got invited into The Pentagon. Now Tom believes aliens are ancient archon-type demons who fear you invoking the name of Jesus Christ. What happened to Tom?

@icenewz @BenSwann_ @CoreyGoode But then why does he sue other people who try telling their "secret space program" stories ? Are they not allowed to make money off of their story too???? Oh, because it's an admitted story after swearing on a Bible and is not real!! ?

@DavyOneness @BenSwann_ @CoreyGoode Evidence is what is said and how its said. Time will tell, we can only know what oneself actually experience. Everything else is a matter of trust. So he can make money of his story that's based on his real life.

@BrianRoemmele youtu.be/KPHf5m4yLCM?si…

@BrianRoemmele Looking at this, it's exactly how lightning finds the shortest path to a ground with stepped leaders!

Dijkstra’s Algorithm Just Got Dethroned After 41 Years And the Future of Navigation, Logistics, and AI Just Got WAY Faster! Imagine this: For over six decades, Edsger Dijkstra’s legendary algorithm has quietly powered everything that moves data, people, or packets across networks. Google Maps rerouting you around traffic in real time? Dijkstra. Booking the cheapest flight with optimal connections? Dijkstra. Internet routers blasting your cat videos across the globe at lightning speed? You guessed it, Dijkstra. Textbooks declared it unbeatable on sparse graphs since 1984. Even the great Robert Tarjan snagged an award last year essentially saying, “Yeah, this is as good as it gets.” The “sorting barrier” felt like a law of physics. Until now. A brilliant team from Tsinghua University (led by Professor Ran Duan) just dropped a bombshell paper that shatters that 41-year-old ceiling. They’ve created the first deterministic algorithm to beat Dijkstra’s classic O(m + n log n) time bound for the Single-Source Shortest Path (SSSP) problem on directed graphs with real weights. The New Champion: O(m log^{2/3} n) — Mind-Blowingly Faster on Massive Graphs Their breakthrough? They stopped obsessing over fully sorting every node by distance. Instead, they fused the relaxation power of the Bellman-Ford algorithm with a genius “recursive partial ordering” technique. This cleverly shrinks the “frontier” of candidate nodes you need to track, avoiding the full logarithmic sorting hit that’s haunted Dijkstra for decades. On huge sparse graphs (think the web, global supply chains, social networks, or road systems), this translates to significantly faster route-finding. We’re talking real theoretical wins that could cascade into practical speedups as implementations mature. This isn’t some incremental tweak — it’s the first major deterministic improvement since 1984, and it just won Best Paper at STOC 2025. Science is self-correcting in the most exhilarating way possible! Why This Feels Like Magic Dijkstra works by always picking the next closest unprocessed node elegant, but it forces you to maintain a sorted order. The Tsinghua team said: “What if we don’t need the full order right away?” They use divide-and-conquer on vertex sets, bounded multi-source subproblems, and smart pivots to compress the work. It’s like navigating a city by smartly grouping neighborhoods instead of checking every single streetlight one by one. Robert Tarjan himself called it “amazing.” When a legend in the field reacts like that, you know history is being rewritten. What This Means for the Real World • Navigation & Maps: Faster dynamic rerouting on planetary-scale graphs. Traffic apps could feel even snappier. • Logistics & Supply Chains: Optimizing millions of routes in less time = lower costs, greener deliveries, happier planets. • Networking: Internet infrastructure could route packets more efficiently than ever. • AI & Games: Pathfinding in massive virtual worlds or graph-based ML models gets a turbo boost. • Beyond: This cracks open the door for rethinking other “impossible” barriers in algorithms. If we can beat sorting here, what else is waiting? Implementations in libraries like NetworkX or Boost Graph are coming, and the entire algorithms community is buzzing. What a time to be alive in tech! Tsinghua just proved that even the most sacred cows in computer science aren’t untouchable. The sorting barrier? Obliterated. The shortest-path problem isn’t solved, it’s reopened for even greater conquests.

@TheProjectUnity @grok Doesn't hurt to get blood test, during all that work and stress you likely were not eating properly either, be my guess. But your right, complex, and depends on family genes too.

@DavyOneness @grok For me I think it's a mix of genetics and the stress of building my platform. 2 years ago I wasn't very grey at all. These last two years I have grown massively with my online presence, with that comes more stress.

I'm 31. Am I young or old to you?

@TheProjectUnity It's the other way around, haha, shave your head and keep the beard!

Yeah I know... I look older. I bet if I shaved it'd switch things up a bit. But I like mah beard

@BrightInsight6 Maybe because the same shit happens on earth all the time, including when they were filming shots on earth slowed down faking moon shots. I think we went to the moon, just not with the people and tech they showed everyone.

If the Apollo missions were faked and we never actually walked on the Moon, then why would “they” bother to orchestrate a fake “UFO sighting” while doing it, only to immediately classify it for 61 years? 🤔

@icenewz @BenSwann_ @CoreyGoode If Ben really knew, he would have addressed it in some way in the video. And what is the evidence for anything you say? "Corey said so"? If what you are saying is true, why would he have to sue others for intellectual property for saying they were from same space program???

@DavyOneness @BenSwann_ @CoreyGoode Ben knows how to do his due diligence. I explain more about Corey's deposition here: x.com/icenewz/status… But really, people need to start doing their research and getting all data not just listening to things out of context and on someone being mean or negative.

@icenewz @BenSwann_ @CoreyGoode He made it all up for money and fame, period. See, short and sweet! He offers nothing more than fantasies that nobody can verify because " He made up everything to protect everybody and himself" 😆 🤣