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Uh-oh, getting dangerously close to figuring out the universe…. because I think I’ve finally figured out 42. 42 doesn’t answer one question. It answers many. Over the last few years, I’ve learned so much about 42, if you search it on my account, many posts will come up. But it’s far bigger than that, & speaks to so many more areas I’ve covered. It unites upper dimensions, multiverses, Klein theory, ‘black holes’, Purgatory, shape of our realm, free will, it encompasses multi-faceted worldwide belief systems, codes to live by, dangers to avoid, and living to love.

🪡 Seven Stages of Man, Seven Alchemical processes, seven major frequency levels, Seven Ages, as we spend our lives condensed within the range of the visible light spectrum. Infinite fractal variation of frequency and experience within this range. ‘All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven ages.’

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A power outage at Denver International Airport impacted operations for a couple of hours on Wednesday morning and prompted the FAA to ground flights. According to witness accounts from inside the airport, passengers were not allowed to board waiting planes, and power outages were impacting bathroom services.

My plane landed in the midst of this outage in Denver, luckily we were already in the right spot for the connecting flight. We often complain about airlines, but they did a good job of keeping us informed through texts, regular updates, and trying to salvage a pretty fckd situation the Denver airport itself caused. Redactions are so you don't think I'm plugging any specific airline

@mapmeormapyou I'm on my last day of vacation and have to go over these more, but at least here are some of his handwritten notes for a lecture on it

@OakieJs I believe m grandfather was in the trials for rotational xray treatment in 1953. I see pelvic and tumor in these docs. Any chance you can share?

Went to my MIT/John G. Trump appointment today, took a bunch of pics to go over. This was a preliminary adventure, just to see how it works, and it's very easy to do. It's also very obvious there is a bunch of stuff they don't want us to see, and noted on the Trump Depository box. And there was no correspondence for the years surrounding his Tesla visit, despite the box saying it covered that time period. But there are so many boxes, perhaps those might be in another one, although I kinda doubt it. And for those thinking Harvard and MIT are totally separate entities, these were stored in the Harvard Depository. Anyway, there is A LOT more there, just book an appointment at least 6 days in advance and follow the library instructions.

@leomemorial That's super cool!

@OakieJs Let me know if you need any help. My Uncle was editor and featured a guest author who wrote about Nikolai Tesla’s work and his our CIA/DoD use his technology etc

@smallforest I agree!

@OakieJs it is ever more apparent the two were more deeply enmeshed in "business" than Mark has admitted to (and actually denied out right).

@mousecrackers I'm pretty sure they selectively removed it, especially when they sticker it for double-checking

@OakieJs Did they take it out? Missing key correspondence — No personal or professional letters appear from the exact period when John G. Trump reviewed Tesla's papers (despite the box label covering those years), raising questions about selective archiving or removal.

Happy St Patrick's Day from Cheers! 🍻 ☘️

I will be heading home day after tomorrow, and then I will have more time, I will show you what I have, but it didn't turn up anything really unusual, unfortunately. The other boxes with his patent info probably would've been better, but I had wanted to check into his personal correspondence, which seemed pretty watered down

@OakieJs Whoa, thats awesome! Great work! For us abroad, would you care to share the content you shot? 😍⚡️💪🏻 Thx in advance!

@ghowmanytimes That's what I read once, too, but of course the FBI version says different. Either way, no matter what the real story is, I find it impossible to believe he didn't find something exceedingly useful!

I heard he actually went into the apartment first because no one was even sure what the equipment was. Ever read "Secrets of Cold War Technology" by Gary Vasilatos? Very interesting book on Tesla tech and the secret programs of the US and Russia. You can find a pdf of just by searching for it.

@369Nikita It was SO FUN!!🤓

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There is a slight discrepancy in many accounts about the timeframe for what and when Trump got to view Tesla's work. The FBI declass says he got to go over it for 7 days, once it got to the warehouse, and others saw it first and moved it there. Then some people say he saw it first, some say he viewed it for 3 days. Accounts are very diverse. Somewhere in there lies the truth. But I think he DEFINITELY found useful research. And I can hardly imagine he didn't use that to drastically further his own.

You know there has to be a connection between what Tesla knew and John Trump being the one to see it. Then the D Trump at MIT, etc. I think that's why Trump is going after the oil. To stop it. To move us to radiant energy and all the other stuff that's been hidden to keep control via oil.

@MagneticService I have to put people on my own Lists, in private mode, or I hardly see anyone I want to anymore. Super annoying!!

@OakieJs you know it's frustrating is I haven't seen a post from you in literally months.

We were at the Museum of the American Revolution today, in Philly, and they had a display about Joseph Brant, a part Iroquois, Revolution-era leader. I couldn't help but note his doppelganger, Mr. Marco Rubio-

@MagneticService That likeness totally caught me off guard!

@OakieJs I posted on here just to tell you I haven't seen your post in months but now that I look at this post wow.

@ghowmanytimes You KNOW I had a total blast doing this😅

@OakieJs Still totally cool.

@merlinscapital Classic Dark Army/FSociety move

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@seasunsoulful @aakashgupta Me too, and I actually agree that it seems to help with better exchanges and answers

@aakashgupta @OakieJs I'm always polite to AI. I always say please and thank you. If I am polite in real life I'm going to be the same with AI. Also when AI takes over I want it to remember I was nice to it 😀

Sam Altman said people saying “please” and “thank you” to ChatGPT costs OpenAI tens of millions of dollars a year in compute. 67% of Americans do it anyway. Run the math on why. A 2024 Waseda University study tested LLM responses across politeness levels in English, Chinese, and Japanese. Impolite prompts produced measurably worse outputs: more bias, more errors, more refusals. Moderate politeness consistently beat both extremes. The mechanism makes sense once you see it. Polite prompts pattern-match to higher-quality training data. When you write “Could you help me structure this analysis?”, the model pulls from professional, well-reasoned text. When you write “give me the answer,” it pulls from Reddit. Google DeepMind’s Murray Shanahan explained it simply: the model is role-playing a smart intern. Treat the intern like a colleague, you get colleague-quality work. Bark orders, you get minimum-viable compliance. Now look at the cost side. OpenAI handles over a billion queries daily. Each GPT-4 query uses roughly 2.9 watt-hours, ten times a Google search. But OpenAI just raised $40 billion at a $300 billion valuation. Tens of millions in politeness tokens is a rounding error on a rounding error. 67% of users do it anyway, and 55% of them say it’s because it’s “the right thing to do.” They’re maintaining a behavioral habit that governs every other interaction in their life. The parent who teaches their kid to say please to Alexa isn’t doing it for Alexa. They’re doing it because the alternative is raising someone who learns that being rude gets faster results. Telling 900 million people to stop saying thank you so OpenAI can save 0.01% of operating costs is the most engineer-brained optimization take on the internet. You’re training yourself to treat every interaction as a transaction. And that habit doesn’t stay in the chat window.

So many people are equating Trump with the Third Temple, mainly because of this temple coin. Trump Tower is in Turtle Bay, as is the UN. It’s located in close proximity to many of Manhattan’s most iconic features. Trump Tower has the same roof line as the Temple Coin. Seven vertical rows, like seven menorah pillars. Reverse tree pyramid of 21 little pyramid triangles. Trees and branches representative of the menorah tree? Also shown in roughly the same location on the coin. Maimonides' drawing of the menorah has twenty one triangles in the main stalks of it as well. (Liberty also reminded me of the menorah, with the seven rays, and holding the light) The Trump Tower also has the lower sides that jut out from the tall central structure. Trump, in Trump Tower, w/ dove overhead, pillared backdrop. The Trump Tower has a large waterfall, spilling over stone, reminiscent of the water reservoir and channels of the first two Temples. I don’t know what to make of all of this, but the similarities get very difficult to ignore after a while. (DO NOT take this as support for him in any way shape or form. He and his ilk...corrupt politicians, actors for the establishment....are all repugnant to me.)

🧵 I can’t seem to stop thinking about this - I’m convinced that the One World Complex is the prophesied Third Temple. Nearing completion. The First Temple was built by Solomon, using massive amounts of cedar. Underneath the former World Trade Towers, resides the remnant of a large oak ship, named the Tyger, purposely scuttled and sunk there by the Dutch, in that spot. Then land was built over and around it. Pieces of it are still there. The Second Temple was built of stone. In the same spot, at the former Twin Towers, there have been other large stone and metal edifices. And all at a particularly intriguing set of coordinates. I also believe that Manhattan was, at one point in its history, a massive star fort, with many smaller satellite star forts in and around it. The former Temples were places of sacrifice. The World Trade Center was the theater of one of the most spectacularly horrific sacrifices in modern memory. The demolished Twin Towers could be symbolic of the destruction of the first two Temples.