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@k3npachio Me puedes mostrar las pruebas de lo que afirmas?

Algunos afirman que las imágenes de Apollo parecen falsas porque, si se acelera el video, los astronautas se mueven como en la Tierra. Sin embargo, el detalle clave está en el polvo lunar: cuando se levanta, cae en trayectorias parabólicas perfectas, sin dispersarse ni formar nubes que queden suspendidas. Eso solo es posible en un vacío (sin aire que frene las partículas) y con la baja gravedad de la Luna (~1/6 de la terrestre). En la Tierra, aunque aceleres o ralentices el video, el polvo se comportaría de forma muy diferente por la resistencia del aire. Este comportamiento del polvo es una de las pruebas más fuertes de que las grabaciones se hicieron realmente en la Luna.

@KlSS0FD3ATH @XWorldCuisines Are you stupid?

@XWorldCuisines so yall just b eating butter as a sauce? major fat

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@AVPTA298 @historigins You're forgetting the dome.

@historigins Yes it’s all true

To prove that the Earth is round, not flat, a man filmed a cruise ship until it disappeared from sight

@MarcusPatterson @RonSwanonson It's sovereignty it is true value.

@RonSwanonson What gives Bitcoin value, in your view? Left us hanging.

Why is it that IT and finance professionals have the hardest time understanding Bitcoin? These people literally deal with computers… and money The only 2 things involved Yet, 95% fall right on their face when trying to understand what gives Bitcoin value

@RonSwanonson It took me a few months in 2009 to understand what it really meant before starting mining in Feb 20th, 2010. And I was an institutional trader for 15 years before that.

@SpeedAmbassador @TFTC21 @Crypto_Mags @jonwillbanks @HawkMcFlipster It's easier to steal your cash/gold than holding my family hostage over an unknown amount of Bitcoin in my 5,000 wallets.

@EmEyeTea @TFTC21 @Crypto_Mags @jonwillbanks @HawkMcFlipster You didn't read the original prompt. In this scenario they know exactly how much you have. And kidnapping someone is much different than robbing a stationary bank

A crime ring out of Tennessee was just busted for running wrench attacks on bitcoin holders across California, San Francisco, Sunnyvale, San Jose, and Los Angeles. They hacked into victims' DoorDash and UberEats accounts to figure out where they lived, then showed up posing as delivery drivers. Once inside, they zip-tied and duct-taped victims at gunpoint while a remote operator, using a voice modulator, directed them through draining the wallets. In one case they stole $13 million. In another, when the victim's wallet didn't show the amount the attackers expected, the voice on the phone ordered them to cut off the victim's fingers until he revealed the "real" account. A duress wallet won't necessarily save you. These attackers came in with specific intel about how much their targets held. If the number they see doesn't match the number they expect, the situation escalates. Physical attacks on bitcoin holders jumped 75% in 2025, with confirmed losses topping $40 million. A few things worth thinking about if you hold any meaningful amount of bitcoin. Don't talk about how much you hold. Not online, not at meetups, not to friends of friends. Operational security starts with not making yourself a target in the first place. Be skeptical of unexpected deliveries. This ring used real food delivery apps to build trust before showing up at the door. Multisig and time-locked transactions are worth looking into, not just for security against hackers, but because they make it physically impossible to hand over funds under duress. If the coins literally can't move for 48 hours, there's no point in holding someone at gunpoint. Self-custody is a responsibility. The tradeoff for being your own bank is that you're also your own security team.

@SpeedAmbassador @TFTC21 @Crypto_Mags @jonwillbanks @HawkMcFlipster They can't know how much I have. It's not possible.

@SwaymaKdotAI @JoshKale Rubbish.

@JoshKale Agi had arrived.

This is big... Anthropic just announced a model so powerful they won't release it to the public out of fear over the damage it will cause 😨 Claude Mythos Preview found thousands of zero-day exploits in every major operating system and web browser... The numbers are hard to believe: > $50 to find a 27-year-old bug in OpenBSD, one of the most security-hardened operating systems ever built > Under $1,000 to find AND build a fully working remote code execution exploit on FreeBSD that grants unauthenticated root access from anywhere on the internet > Under $2,000 to chain together multiple Linux kernel vulnerabilities into a complete privilege escalation exploit For context: these are the kinds of findings that previously required elite security researchers working for weeks. Anthropic engineers with no formal security training asked Mythos to find exploits overnight. They woke up to working code the next morning. The results were so impressive Anthropic assembled Apple, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, NVIDIA, and seven other organizations into Project Glasswing: A $100M defensive coalition. They're not releasing this model publicly. Instead, they're racing to patch the world's infrastructure before models like this proliferate.

@JoshKale Code is only logic. This will only help. Fear not. Eventually, shit will be unhackable.. But giving it to the gov so early, isn't a great idea as we know for a fact, all they'll use this for, is to break into your system like they've always done.

@TJAllisonGolf @truthache68 the CGI? Get FUCKED bro. lolol.

@truthache68 There is a livestream... youtube.com/live/PUTLY44hY…

Dr. Brady Smith is calling the images of NASA’s Artemis II mission underwhelming and is questioning why there’s not an exterior live stream. He also requests that Artemis II zoom in on a major city upside down—with planes flying “upside down.”

@LouisianaFree @truthache68 It would prove the earth really is a sphere and everything is held to the ground via gravity. But it has to be taken from outside of the earth....

@truthache68 Isnt a picture upside down the same as a picture right side up?

@MerryPoppins56 @truthache68 That's why we know the earth is flat. Gravity ain't holding down shit. If they left the earth, they would be seeing shit upside down. That's why they will never show you anything moving on earth. Not because they can't, but because they'll prove it's flat.

@truthache68 How would planes fly upside down unless they are jets .

@ferkanokbay @tjfrewin @truthache68 WHy would we give a shit about showing that from the moon, rather than LEO? We can read the fkn time off a wrist watch from space....

@tjfrewin @truthache68 Just assume that you can see. You are able to see hundreds of thousands miles away. Will you see a plane or a skyscraper upside down? Assume you are looking at this area on the earth. Just trying to understand.

@KrisDontGAF @truthache68 God you people are dense AF.

@truthache68 Re the upside down planes. You can flip any existing image of a flying plane and it would be exactly the same. There's no up or down in space Or just flip the camera same thing

@ProtestRadio @flowirin @truthache68 Oh STFU. Stop acting like you know how shit works.

@flowirin @truthache68 High bandwidth would be fine from Earth orbit but Artemis traveled 252,000 miles from Earth (Starlink satellites only orbit at around 300 miles above the Earth for contrast) Whatever bandwidth they have is from onboard gear also being used to monitor instruments from NASA

@ProtestRadio @hhhh94986893229 @Cali_Patriot444 @truthache68 "But why" Are you listening to yourself? Why rape, torture and then murder babies?

@hhhh94986893229 @Cali_Patriot444 @truthache68 1. What would be the purpose of faking a trip around the moon be? 2. Do you sincerely believe in the modern world that all of the people involved would keep a hoax of that scale a secret?

@ProtestRadio @Cali_Patriot444 @truthache68 Why not, Nixon was taking to them live from the moon on a landline and we watched them live walk on the moon.

@Cali_Patriot444 @truthache68 I kinda thought that was the plan instead expecting them to stream 4K wirelessly from 250,000 miles from earth 🤷‍♂️

@ProtestRadio @truthache68 Yeah, Im sure they have plenty of storage on their phones to show us when they get back huh.

@truthache68 I guess he could be bothered to listen to the livestream where they explained that they have limited bandwidth for transmitting imagery while maintaining contact with the astronauts and the instruments. Dumbass.

@49thAwakening @TFTC21 STFU liar. lolololl

@TFTC21 This is why I sold all my crypto at a lose this year. I'm out. Not worth dying over.

@bitcoinrenegade @TFTC21 Until you roll around town in your Lambo...

@TFTC21 Pro Tip: if you use Monero, nobody will have any intel on how much Monero you hold and you will keep all 10 fingers. And toes.