Additionally, based on the widely circulated video (BBC, New York Times, MSN etc.) of the opening of the hatch from the perspective of the extraction team, there are other issues, not yet mentioned, too.
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On the subject of AI slop, this fake image of the capsule has been circulating with the claim that the badge not being burnt shows fakery.
I'd say there is a bit more of a problem with that fake.
Not to mention the engineering issues...
They've been problematic as evidence since Photoshop.
The problem is that AI inserted in people's knowledge acquisition may be worse than social media, and the combination is deadly.
Yes, AI seems to have completely done away with most people’s sense of what is and isn’t real. Even ones who are trying to be sceptical are trusting AI to tell them what is and isn’t AI.
And AI images are now at least superficially quite...
The hatch isn't on the same side as the docking windows (which are facing away from the camera here, in the slightly wider gap between the top balloons). It also has an inflatable ring around the base and five airbags around the docking tunnel to...
On the subject of AI slop, this fake image of the capsule has been circulating with the claim that the badge not being burnt shows fakery.
I'd say there is a bit more of a problem with that fake.
Not to mention the engineering issues...
Recent telepathy test by the Centre for Inquiry.
However, I think the protocol has problems.
- why does the sender's assistant who rolls the dice then have to write the number down? This just seems to add the possibility that the receiver can...
Based on that, could it be a light on top of the mountains? It doesn't look like a window reflection to me, but it does appear to be moving more slowly than the city lights, which would be consistent with parallax on a more distant light source...
No, they are assertions. If they are in the data, then I would agree with you. You are pushing Marik's interpretation, your interpretation, and the perceptions and memories of the pilots, as if they are inviolable representations of reality.
That's a prediction by Mick based on an understanding of why the bumps occur, not a prediction built into the code. So why is this a salient point? You seem to be conflating our total understanding of the system with what is actually implemented...
I have no such aerospace knowledge, but I'll point out that if something's secret, the USA has miles and miles of almost empty desert area (White Sands Missile Range alone is bigger than the state of Delaware) and I cannot imagine a developer...
@Mick West , please spend your time refining your model, not arguing in circles.
It's not an "explanation". The bumps are proof that the observed fast rotations originate with the camera system and not with the external world.
Once the rotation...
You're focusing on one aspect (camera-induced bumps causing the rotation) and treating it as the most probable explanation, while downplaying or ignoring the broader set of anomalies and counter-points to the glare model.
Here are the facts...
@Mick West , please spend your time refining your model, not arguing in circles.
It's not an "explanation". The bumps are proof that the observed fast rotations originate with the camera system and not with the external world.
Once the rotation...
Ive heard this vertical U-Turn being mentioned a number of times. But I'm still not sure what is trying to be said here.
Is the U-Turn theory suggesting the object turned back vertically and then started coming towards the following Jet?
If...