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Anonymous ID: LkFaxi0bUnited States /pol/511426923#511438358
7/26/2025, 8:34:46 PM
>>511426923
I'm totally forgetting about Epstein
Anonymous ID: FWyeJNBBUnited States /pol/510625271#510637785
7/17/2025, 5:59:48 PM
>>510637554
Have you ever heard of panspermia? It's the idea/belief that life originated from gay niggers from outer space.
Anonymous /x/40654517#40655388
7/4/2025, 3:37:51 AM
>>40654517
Blockchain + AI + Box Computer + Holding company
Anonymous ID: hgml2azuUnited States /pol/509269298#509272239
7/2/2025, 4:16:18 AM
There is a maximally strong argument for A, and not for B, because B is a source of infinite free energy just by using the rules of the portal.

Imagine the object is a super-heavy object, like a mountain. It's at rest relative to the most things. Relatively zero effort was spent to accellerate the zero-mass orange portal, wheras at the end, the mountain-sized object flying out of B could be harnessed to turn a crank, which lifts the portal back up for another whack at further accelleration.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B19nlhbA7-E

Therefore, A can be the only answer that doesn't violate the conservation of energy, because B can be simply re-arranged into a source of infinite free energy, assuming both of the portal's apitures are 100% efficient and zero mass.