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@CuriosityonX without question we send this man: 🤣🤣🤣🤣

If aliens requested a meeting with a sole individual to represent the human race, whom should we send?

@FinallyFrog @rabbitholebot yes.. Saturn has the hexagon and Earth has a Pentagon .. Saturn is made of clouds, ours is made of the plate boundary (rock).

@RealDutchsinse @rabbitholebot Wait is it a Pentagon and Saturn's a hexagon? Size and scale matters but just realized the geometry may be slightly different at scale.

What's a question you're not allowed to ask?

video proof here measured on google earth ! From the back (bottom) plate boundary at the unnamed undersea volcano directly in the middle and the measured out to the tip at the deepest point 13,700 feet... and it comes to exactly 6,666 miles. It is 6,660 miles to the TOP of the ridge, and 6,666 miles if you measure to the very bottom. Either way its weird! Add in the 5 sided bastion fort starfort shape pentagon with the 6666 thing and it raises eyebrows a bit.

@rabbitholebot Why is Antarctica 6,666 miles long from back to tip and 5 sided pentagon starfort shaped in the ocean around its plate boundaries?

Do you think time travel will ever be possible?

Full earthquake update complete! Will premiere on youtube in about 30 minutes at 945pm central US time. Link below. 5/02/2026 -- What is going on?! USA Seismic Unrest at Area 51, Navy military bases & Nuclear plants Video link youtu.be/2fKGGGh35h8

He was the designer of the nuclear reactors, not just a scientist. Galen Winsor. See the whole eating thing here, he also blows it on the audience for them to breathe in! youtube.com/watch?v=2bwyU0… He also swam in the reactors and drank the water from the reactor pools too!!!!! He lived to a nice old age in his 80's and died of common heart attack. No negative side effects from the material. He also explains how lead poisoning is a scam too, lead paint a scam, and it was all done to hide the valuable nature of the "waste"... which is actually more valuable than Gold once it is refined again.

In 1985, a Scientist ate radioactive uranium to prove it's "harmless"