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Daily Archives: Sunday, January 22, 2012
Run 9, 2012 …sometimes I hate having to figure stuff out…
Finally a break in the weather has occurred and so I did not have to resign myself to the treadmill. The last two or three runs have been on the treadmill because of the minus 30 degree cold and a wind chill to minus 45 degrees C. Today was a nice -2 degree high with a very light wind. I started out low in the river valley by the boat launch area and made one long climb out of the valley on the access road. That hill is 1 kilometer. Then I ran along the paved but still snow covered paths in the Town of Devon. Once I climbed out of the valley, the course was pretty flat with only an occasional tiny hill. I ran 5 km out then back again so the last kilometer was all downhill. I made that 10 km run in my VFFs in about … Continue reading
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The Physics of David Wilcock, Part Two
After checking out who was visiting my site, I came across a reference to one of my previous posts entitled “The Physics of David Wilcock et. al.” Someone had Googled about David and so this is how I found this site: http://jaredbangerter.hubpages.com/hub/Theory-of-Evolution After reading this post, I decided to reply in the hope of doing two things: The first, was to clear up some misconceptions about the topic in the hope that the author of the above post would stop wasting his time reading about bullshit and actually read some real science books instead. The second reason is that I am becoming increasingly alarmed at the threat posed by people such as David Wilcock, Richard Hoagland (hereinafter referred to as “con artists”), and many others who are extremely intelligent but they do not care at all about truth. All they care about is the attention and money they can generate … Continue reading
Posted in Science Friction, The Uplift War
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