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AI Prompt Engineer

Wisconsin, USA
Joined May 2019
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Here, for the first time in modern Earth history, I show how to make a "spinning AND jumping ring". Inside a ring of aluminum, you fix a large ring magnet. The ring magnet spins when we place three, 3-phase wire coils below. The aluminum ring lifts when we place an AC wire coil below. A combination of spin and lift may be related to UFO levitation. I will test more soon! Full video coming.
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Thanks seems to be logic to support developing as a survival trait. A Afew farmers I have met talk about locating others before cell phones with intuition when the target went to an unplanned location. Sometimes one just has to listen.
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Brewing real brain cells on electrodes to make video models anyone can use:
today, we introduce a little mischief to the world. for four years, we’ve been brewing real brain cells on electrodes to understand how they compute. now, we’ve turned those discoveries into a video model anyone can use. from 0.5¢ a second, mischief 1 is at least 5x faster than its base and the cheapest image-to-video model on @fal and @OpenRouter. soon to be on @awscloud marketplace. it’s not a delusion anymore. biocompute is real, commercial and this is just the beginning. happy halloween.
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"You guys in some kind of cult?" --Samantha Blake, Red Bird bacrisp.com
🤖 Made with AI
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I JUST BROUGHT BACK THE WEATHER CHANNEL! And this one is customized for YOU! GO TO: MultiplexWeather.com I have big plans for this so follow along and send your comments and requests to [email protected]. Next update is more music options with Spotify lists you choose. Run it on an old laptop or tablet in the kitchen. You will thank me. Look out for the free giveaways we will have here and on Multiplex.FM! The 80s and 90s cable screens are back and they are calling you… GO TO: MultiplexWeather.com
BOOM! I JUST BUILT “THE WEATHER CHANNEL” FOR YOU! I have this running on a flat screen with a Raspberry PI open to the site with up to the minute live weather giving a retro vibe to ease into your day. Meet MultiplexWeather.com A cable TV forecast for your screen: retro weather, smooth music, and a forecast you'd swear came straight from 1989 cable TV. Run it all day on an old laptop, computer or tablet. Set your location and choose Kiosk Mode. More music options coming soon! IT’S FREE! Enjoy! Check the conditions at: MultiplexWeather.com
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WOW! Over 100,000 visitors to MultiplexWeather.com! Many 1000s are on stream! Thank You! Deep gratitude!
I JUST BROUGHT BACK THE WEATHER CHANNEL! And this one is customized for YOU! GO TO: MultiplexWeather.com I have big plans for this so follow along and send your comments and requests to [email protected]. Next update is more music options with Spotify lists you choose. Run it on an old laptop or tablet in the kitchen. You will thank me. Look out for the free giveaways we will have here and on Multiplex.FM! The 80s and 90s cable screens are back and they are calling you… GO TO: MultiplexWeather.com
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Kaluza-Klein theory brilliantly unifies physics by proposing that electromagnetism isn't a separate force at all—it's simply gravity rippling through an extra, curled-up fifth dimension. By extending general relativity into five dimensions, Theodor Kaluza and Oskar Klein showed that what we perceive as electric and magnetic fields are actually geometric components of gravity moving through higher space. This visionary idea laid the groundwork for modern concepts like string theory, where extra dimensions shape all fundamental forces.
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Morning! This is how my writing is going 😉 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 bacrisp.com
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dear Grok, this is regarded as one of the greatest crop pictures of all time. It appeared above Milk Hill in England of the night of August 12, 2001, between midnight and 4 AM when it was first found. Campers nearby heard or saw nothing. There was a driving rainstorm all night, high winds, lots of rain, so that the ground turned to soft mud under people's feet. They would sink into the mud by several inches. Their boots were covered in sticky mud. Yet at dawn, when the first people entered that crop picture, they saw no prior muddy footprints, and no mud anywhere on the clean, neatly-fallen wheat. Two questions for you please. Firstly, if covert teams of men with rope and boards can make big, complex crop pictures like this one from 2001, why did none of those teams accept a L100,000 challenge (called the Crop Circle Challenge, funded by a wealthy British actress) to re-create this crop picture over four hours at night in front of cameras and witnesses? Why did they turn down a prize of L100,000? Secondly, if this 2001 crop picture was made by a big team of men with rope and boards between midnight and 4 AM on a single night, during a driving wind-rainstorm, why did that field show NO muddy footprints at all, when seen at dawn on 4 AM, while no mud could be seen on the fallen stems of wheat, which would have supposedly been flattened by wet, muddy boards? Across several hundred meters. Please be concise. I will post your answer here. Everyone will be able to see if you LIE.
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Researchers just transformed old blood cells into young brain cells. Sixty years were erased – scientists in Germany literally reset the molecular clock of an 80-year-old's cells. Researchers at the University of Bonn took red blood cell precursors from elderly donors, including an 80-year-old and a 101-year-old, and reprogrammed them directly into neural stem cells, the kind that can go on to become neurons. Instead of first turning them into all-purpose stem cells, the team converted them in one step and tracked them for more than 100 days. Using epigenetic clocks, which estimate a cell's age from chemical tags on its DNA, they found the 80-year-old's cells ended up with a molecular age of less than 20. Because the rejuvenation happens slowly with this method, scientists can watch aging reverse step by step and look for the switches behind it. That could help them study brain diseases using a patient's own cells and, one day, design therapies. This was done in a dish, though, not in people, and there's no treatment yet. But it's striking proof that the age written into our cells isn't fixed. source: Berg, L. J., Franzen, J., Buness, A., Konang, R., Sheng, C., Peitz, M., Till, A., Wagner, W., & Brüstle, O. (2026). Protracted fate acquisition and epigenetic de-aging during induced neural stem cell conversion of human blood cells. Aging Cell, 25(10), e70751.
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Replying to @mortime01701006
The Zhangzhung language is another. It is extinct yet the Tibetans retain scraps of it in their language. No one, insofar as I’m aware, can crack its code. Hundreds of scrolls remain untranslated but I found one key code for it, a potential “Rosetta stone” for Tibetan Bon in the ancient texts. a few scraps lead to Siberia and Gobekli Tepe and Karahan too, yet this could be another example of an ancient translator trying to be an “influencer”
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Replying to @JasonWilde108
The Bon and Vajra Buddhists claim the eight-fold paths are realms or frequency levels…but I’ll bet you already knew this😉🙏🏻
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I wonder if the lineage you mention is related to the Buryatians of Siberia, who practiced the ancient tradition of Bo. Bo and Bon shared a common foundation but then diverged from one another. We were taught that living in or near the Arctic Circle would have been impossible due to inhospitable conditions but some researchers claim it was once much milder and habitable. When viewing the Yungdrung (swastika) it was a star map turning counter-clockwise and fits with a high northern latitude of the time. I assume they used it for navigation. Yungdrung later became synonymous with prosperity, good luck and fortune in Hinduism and Buddhism but the Bons saw it as a map to their ancestors.
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The Hopi tell of Sky People known as the Kachinas who arrived from the heavens during earlier world ages. These beings traveled in flying shields described as round, luminous craft that moved silently and could rise straight up or glide across the sky. According to the tradition, the Sky People instructed the Hopi in laws, survival, and balance, then departed when humanity strayed from those teachings. These stories are actually presented as historical memory, with the flying shields treated as real conveyances used during times of transition between worlds. How often have we heard about flying shields?
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In the ancient Bon tradition (3-4k years or older) we encounter the "Way of the Shen (ritual specialist) of the Visible World". bacrisp.com Within this Way, the phrase “Black Waters” refers to dangerous spiritual realms, chaotic forces, and the boundary between the human world and other dimensions. Many of its rites involve exorcism, ransom offerings, protection rituals, and spirit negotiation. In Bon cosmology, 'black water' represents a primordial cosmic boundary surrounding the human world. It is believed to be inhabited by "beings", which can cross into the human realm for healing or harm. The Black Waters separate the orderly world of humans and beneficial beings from regions of spiritual disorder. Ritual Bon Shens cross into or influence this boundary when performing rites to retrieve lost vitality or drive away harmful spirits. In Bon, when someone is afflicted, it may be interpreted as life-force being pulled toward, or becoming entangled with, beings that dwell there, especially if one dives into rituals or conjuring without proper training. This is known as human 'contamination' of the dark waters. Ritual dramas and offerings are performed to cast harmful forces back into the Black Waters and save the poor neophyte from injury, illness, psychotic break, or untimely death. Bon-Shen priests possess the ability to navigate and control these dangerous boundaries. Harmful entities are commanded to return to their place in the cosmic order. The role of a Shen is not to destroy the spirit world but to restore proper separation and harmony. bacrisp.com
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Hmm. Why would a Yungdrung symbol from Tibetan Bon be dug up in Mexico? And is that a buga sphere?
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Is it a coincidence that the Tuatha Dé Danann (Celtic mythology), the Hyperboreans (Greek mythology), and the city of Shambhala (Tibetan and Hindu traditions) all originate in the far North or the Arctic Circle? The Tuatha Dé Danann are a race of divine humans, regarded as the old gods of Ireland before the coming of humans (the Milesians). Their name is usually translated as “The People of the Goddess Danu.” They are the antediluvian elite survivors of the geophysical event, just like the Hyperboreans. They were tall, radiant, ageless, and highly skilled, and they ruled during a Golden Age.
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