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Yes, Sup Forums is on there
400 WEBSITES GOOGLE DOESN'T WANT YOU TO VISIT
Robert Carter
Other urls found in this thread:
en.wikipedia.org
wsws.org
twitter.com
Blake Sanchez
The definition of "soft invasion" was removed from google and wikipedia. Also, there was a fucklod of shit on topology and sedenion-
and voudon-mathematics that disappeared too.
Lincoln Phillips
Eep
Joseph Russell
two more scaling levels from voudons to bring it up to 1024 dimensions, and you're dealing with something *very Interesting*. These 1024D numbers are cyclic to infinity.
Thomas Harris
I'll have to google these terms (ironically). I've not heard of any of them.
Whats Voudon mathematics? I can't see google offering any decent results
Lincoln Jackson
tl;dr: you can use the hypercomplex maths to design objects that affect magnetic (and theoretically gravitational fields) simply due to their physical shape. possibly even a solid-state gyroscope, electricity-powered antigravity, etc. Using so many dimensions makes the calculations almost impossible even for a supercomputer at this point. But to see governments, universities, etc, wash it all away is really, really concerning.
Benjamin Thomas
minds.com ? really made me think.
Benjamin Powell
interesting
Isaac Murphy
>davidicke.com
Andrew Price
>Yes, Sup Forums is on there
Good.
Sick of faggots googling this shit.
Was better when it never showed up.
Brayden Gonzalez
Not on the list
>therightstuff.biz
>dailystormer.whatever
>alright.com
Really makes you think
Wyatt Scott
Let me remind you that this isn't all theory, we used hypercomplex algebra to design the scramjet.
Robert Flores
>"soft invasion"
Is that to do with the concept of immigration as warfare?
Nicholas Phillips
Topologist here
I've never heard of that stuff
It's almost certainly flat earth tier faggotry
Jason Edwards
>there was a fucklod of shit on topology
Math was interesting enough, but which segments of topology did you notice?
Adrian Butler
>dailystormer.whatever
they are darkweb only now
state level shutdowns in china, russia, algeria
Dominic Rivera
accurate assumption.
knotted vertices.
Isaiah Phillips
too bad each board still links directly on google, now if you google "Sup Forums" top link is Sup Forums
Chase Rodriguez
what about toroidal stuff?
Alexander Wilson
by the time I got to studying it, there was much but crazy people talking about rodin coils. I've seen some coil based stuff again on the news recently. I think it's diversionary tactics for people interested in the field.
Cameron Jackson
I mean in terms of it's actual practical use, it might be huge. but the margin of error is too great for workable experiments, and not many people have a means to generate the extremely high frequencies. The math really needs to be done first, not the "lets build a metal coil and watch it float".
Isaiah Diaz
It's the perfect shape, in a 4 dimensional plane.
No beginning, no ending, forever folding in on itself while expanding.
Robert Campbell
en.wikipedia.org
I know what you seek.
Benjamin Watson
Is this the secret of our universe?
Brayden Kelly
>Oy vey goyim, stop getting redpilled!
Isaac Wright
no, try over here. build the shape in your head.
Brody Long
The list of sandboxed YouTube videos I'd at censoredlist.com
Jace Watson
He tells us about the Serpent Archons
Josiah Rogers
>build the shape in your head.
I can't.
Jose Roberts
Its afraid to the tune of 399 redpills. And infowars.com
Gabriel Harris
This list has nothing to do with Google.
Just some asshole who made a post saying this list is full of sites they dont want you to visit.
But he does not know that, he made the list himself.
If google didnt want us to visit them, they would be unlisted.
Justin Taylor
>tl;dr: you can use the hypercomplex maths to design objects that affect magnetic (and theoretically gravitational fields) simply due to their physical shape.
Huh. So quasi-real constructs, like geometric abstractions and holographic representations, that possess this Voudon topography should exhibit the same effect, right?
Like sufficiently complex thoughts that form these topographies?
big if true
Thomas Reed
In my studies into things that we're not supposed to discuss I found an interesting pattern. Say I type in "thing" into a search engine. The first result almost always says that the "thing" is a conspiracy theory, racist, anti-Semitic, you get the point. The next few results usually give detailed proof of the "thing". They don't have to merely delist things if it isn't the top result or if it ends up on page 2 of the search results it may as well not exist for most people.
Robert Edwards
wsws.org is on there too
And I already told you that Google's "fake news" algorithms are fucking with traffic