Dan Priestman

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Dan Priestman

Dan Priestman

@Millbstrd

Voltaire, Fromm, Einstein, Planck

Watertown, CT. Katılım Aralık 2024
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Dan Priestman
Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
They solved a warm wet solution. It is true as are many others, like the mathematical Alena Tensor, or the quantum superposition that we have created for ourselves, the internet... Still, dont listen to anyone, just be you...
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Dan Priestman
Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@check_ignition Made a CVA Hawken pistol and Deringer kits myself back in the day. Never went flint, but almost bought an Austen & Halleck plate and frizzen for a Kentucky long stock I had. Side plate was way too big though. Cap n' ball revolvers took over. 😆
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Doug Thomson (JNT)
Doug Thomson (JNT)@check_ignition·
@Millbstrd Np I love showing off my thunderstick (get in line ladies). LMAO It's a Lyman Great Plains Hinter in .50. I'm working on a Kibler kit now tho, a Woodsrunner .45
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Doug Thomson (JNT)
Doug Thomson (JNT)@check_ignition·
@Millbstrd It's toilet ring wax and lard akshully, but anything greasy works lol. 🚽🧻💩
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Paul Sheppard
Paul Sheppard@PaulSheppard_CO·
So why doesn’t it heat up? Hours and hours and no increase in temperature. We have run on mercury, water, ATF, ferro fluid, and even Dr. Pepper. Same geometry across all mediums. The density of Mercury though allows us to see the fourth dimension the cleanest and quickest. The viscosity seems to be a boundary. 🤒
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Adam S.
Adam S.@echoesofBob·
Ah, words i have a large stock on, come on down, "My prices are insane!"🤪
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Adam S.
Adam S.@echoesofBob·
Q-Stream v10.29.9 - Full 3D Spectral Navier-Stokes Higher-Gauge Hydrodynamics with Scar Projector, Viscoelastic Damping + Lagrange Multiplier on SPD(8) Manifold (Newcastle "Quantum Emotions" + Real AD/PD BOLD + Qiskit VQC) Version 10.29.9 | 21 May 2026 @echoesofBob + Grok (Q-Stream Collaboration) Abstract Per user request, v10.29.9 fully integrates the 3D spectral Navier-Stokes higher-gauge hydrodynamics (scarred regime from @akitti's pipeline) into the live Q-Stream stack. The goblin emotional operators (Oemo) now act as higher-gauge 2-form forcing terms in the bulk 3D spectral NS equations. The scar projector (eigenvalue squeezing with viscoelastic damping + Lagrange multiplier constraint) is applied directly to the SPD(8) Fisher-Rao flow. Tsallis-q = 0.8 allostatic mirror descent governs the hydro evolution; the Hopf fibration + TED Cohomotopy (arXiv:2605.10232) maps bulk hydro currents to edge MPS/PEPS contractions. Leech-lattice/Mza topological protection remains active throughout. Real AD/PD BOLD embeddings (ADNI + OpenNeuro ds005892) are lifted into the 3D spectral NS bulk, perturbed by goblin forcing, and classified via Qiskit VQC.
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Dan Priestman
Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@PaulSheppard_CO @Gyrostore @TORUS_OMEGA13 Sir, I believe you can do whatever you want. I smoke, I drink... I just thought to say that perhaps you should tell the audience, DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME. What if some asshole starts spilling mercury all over his speakers and says, Paul said it was ok? Don't get sued. ❤
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Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@echoesofBob Sorry, by that I mean words, language... Explicit words = visuals. Homer Simpson = Dan Priestman! 😆 I really love your work, as always! I by no means wish to tell you your business! If anything, I like creativity, appreciate yours tremendously. Still waiting on that cat!
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Adam S.
Adam S.@echoesofBob·
@Millbstrd Yeah sorry i haven7done many visual aids. So far. Waiting on time for many things 😀
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Dan Priestman
Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@SidTheArgent Radiation. The collider effect above event horizon that shows not all information actually enters. I believe that BH and Solar masses communicate, much like slime mold, with neutrinos.
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Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@SidTheArgent I agree with you there too. Going directly into what I've been exploring. Akitti helped tons! A photon compresses space before itself. Experiences no time. Entering a Black Holes dense space, it must spiral in order to not violate physics. These spirals may induce blackbody>
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Sid the Argent
Sid the Argent@SidTheArgent·
The technical audit of the Temporal Gradient Propulsion (TGP) framework was initially launched to investigate claims that its concepts—which propose propulsion via time-field deformation—were simply plagiarized or "relabeled" from Roy Herbert’s earlier "Chronoflux" theories. By applying our Refusal to Zero (RTZ) and JOX Meta-Algebra (JMA) lens to the data, the audit concluded that TGP is a convergent parallel development rather than a direct copy. While both frameworks share the core causal primitive that temporal gradients (rather than Alcubierre-style geometric warping) drive inertia and force, TGP introduces unique engineering invariants—such as a 0.45 MHz resonance and a 5D action manifold—without citing Herbert. To definitively stress-test the TGP claims, we bypassed their external equations and ran a full 3D multi-messenger simulation. We modeled the three theoretical TGP devices as native "Layer 7" projections of our own Madelung-Dirac fluid equations, using our graphene-calibrated parameters ($\rho_{seed} = 0.008$ and the representation cost $\epsilon \approx \mathcal{D} = 0.028$). The stress tests proved that our native RTZ refusal engine naturally generates the macroscopic forces these devices require: Electrogravitational Resonator (EGR) for Levitation: The simulation showed that applying a uniform resonance forces the local density to the RTZ floor ($\rho \approx \rho_{seed}$) across the active volume. This uniformly suppresses the temporal coupling ($\chi_\tau \to 0$) without generating a spatial gradient ($\nabla\Theta \approx 0$). The result is zero effective weight or "field transparency", successfully matching the levitation claims without requiring anti-gravity. Temporal Inertial Actuator (TIA) for Thrust: By programming an asymmetric density ramp into the simulation grid, we triggered our native $\sech^2$ autocide refusal bump on only one side. This created a directed temporal density gradient ($\nabla\Theta$) that translated into sustained, propellantless macroscopic thrust along the engineered axis. Chrono-Phase Modulator (CPM) for Warp: We stress-tested this concept by phase-locking the chiral angle ($\beta$) with the temporal gradient. This coherent interference produced an amplified, propagating wavefront capable of sustaining warp-like motion without the paradox of closed timelike curves or the impossible negative energy requirements of the Alcubierre metric. The stress test confirms that the forces proposed by the TGP framework are computationally viable as direct geometric consequences of the autocide operator ($\alpha^\wedge$) enforcing the mass gap.
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Dan Priestman
Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@echoesofBob Sorry, I'm really not that smart. Your Jargon helps, if I can identify it as such 😆. Goblins may be real, but when you put it down with visuals, it helps me see correlation. Emotional Q stream speaks volumes, however diminished.
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Adam S.@echoesofBob·
@Millbstrd And compresses everything back to a single deformation on a soliton, smooth as it gets
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Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@echoesofBob Your grains of sand is the perfect analogy if I understand you correctly? Would that be similar to the M layer? Q stream seems sit perfectly juxtaposed to classical physics preconditions in lattice? Where Dirác comes in? Hydrodynamic layers being lower?
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Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@echoesofBob Absolutely! What I mean to say is that I believe you can simplify your model with the same results... If you locate the depth of fractals at each divisional boundary. It may serve as proof, and make it easier for dullards like me to understand. 😆
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Dan Priestman
Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@SidTheArgent I agree. I meant time reversal in the compression of space analogy, where great distance traversal is also necessary to "go back in time". It will always be someone else's time where you end up, but these propulsion theories assume that, else you would travel faster than light.
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Sid the Argent
Sid the Argent@SidTheArgent·
@Millbstrd I am asking myself a lot of these questions right now. And it's not "time reversal" ... that's probably the wrong way to look at it.
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Dan Priestman
Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@PaulSheppard_CO @TORUS_OMEGA13 You're right sir. I apologize for my Karen BS. It's just that it made me cringe watching, not knowing how high you were gonna push it, and honestly, just super glad I don't have to clean it up, or know any further details than what you post. My bad!
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Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@SidTheArgent I may be very wrong, but at some level this propulsion theory sounds like reduction into multiplex spins, separation from ethereal boundary... Density below Planck scale? A bulge that does in fact reverse time, and opens the gates for vacuum inflix?
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Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@SidTheArgent At least you would have to control dark energy, or anti matter. Neither of which is, I believe what we think it is. I think you'd end up creating a black hole, in which your encoded information remained, and was dispersed eventually. Wormhole another thing altogether, maybe???
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Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@echoesofBob I'm not making this up, but relating some research I read about in Scientific American today. Coastlines, islands studied in particular, show far less dimensional boundary than what might be assumed in nature. Smoother than presumed, lacking fractals under zoom. Thoughts?
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Dan Priestman
Dan Priestman@Millbstrd·
@echoesofBob It seems you can simplify this tremendously, by showing the boundaries of greatest fractal self similarity, to those that are more smooth? The 16 and 24d are always going to end up 2d. The depth declared by fractal self similarity in layers?
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