You don't find it disturbing that a person is summarily labelled a criminal for telling the truth about someone else committing an actual crime?
Guess who swallowed the Kool-Aid(tm).
I'm no physicist, but isn't there a sort of "energy from nothing" in every single automobile on the planet in the form of an alternator?
If you overlook the engine turning the alternator around for a moment, where does the energy that the alternator generates to keep your battery charged come from? And, more importantly, why doesn't it get used up? If you could convince a monkey to turn your alternator for ya, you'd have some free energy...
Here's an even more off-topic question, but, when brute-forcing an encrypted hunk of data, how does one know when the encryption has been successfully decrypted? Especially so for small data sets. Any hackers wanna weigh in here?
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You don't find it disturbing that a person is summarily labelled a criminal for telling the truth about someone else committing an actual crime? Guess who swallowed the Kool-Aid(tm).
I'm no physicist, but isn't there a sort of "energy from nothing" in every single automobile on the planet in the form of an alternator? If you overlook the engine turning the alternator around for a moment, where does the energy that the alternator generates to keep your battery charged come from? And, more importantly, why doesn't it get used up? If you could convince a monkey to turn your alternator for ya, you'd have some free energy...
Here's an even more off-topic question, but, when brute-forcing an encrypted hunk of data, how does one know when the encryption has been successfully decrypted? Especially so for small data sets. Any hackers wanna weigh in here?