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Is that English 😂
Classic intellectual
"rocket that lands on its own arse"
i love australian lol😂
https://youtu.be/QmpKhqOD5Gs
Safe electricity technology has been developed. Electricians say it is impossible, but it already exists and we can show it.
The safe electricity project is a unique combination of commercial scale and benefit for all mankind.
It will save millions of human lives, which is an invaluable contribution to all people, the life of one person is priceless, and when it comes to millions, this task should be national.
This technology will also save billions of dollars in damage annually lost under the current standard. That is why this technology will be in every home after some time, this is a huge global scale. Also, the owners of the technology will receive profit from the sale of licenses to manufacturers of all household appliances that work on this electricity from telephones to industrial equipment.
This is undoubtedly one of the largest projects of the 21st century, safe electricity will eventually be in every home.
The technology implies not only the creation of a new electricity standard, but also all household and industrial electrical equipment that works on safe electricity, that is, all electrical equipment in the world.
high performance carbon fiber has been around since 1958
The solution proposed might be a total collapse of the debt based economy, by whatever means. Debt being wiped out and the creditors thereof screwed. Short term chaos as debt based ownership of assets goes up into the air, leaving those with cash — and NOT debt! — able to buy up the debt backed stuff for pennies on the dollar, in cash, as the debtors get liquidated.
It sounds great to me. It sounds like it'll piss off anyone with the slightest bit of power, and anyone susceptible to influence by those with power.
you miss-spelled arse.