Surveillance / military technology - /x/ (#40588930) [Archived: 923 hours ago]

Anonymous
6/23/2025, 8:03:07 PM No.40588930
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I always hear people saying the military ("the" generally referring to the USA) has technology that's easily a decade or more beyond what is publicly disclosed or at least commercially available. I'm inclined to believe this, but I've always wondered: if that were the case, why do market booms centred around the next tool of subjugation (say, Palantir data aggregators or LLMs for example) seem to occur naturally with the types of bumps, errors and setbacks that would occur if it were being developed in the present, instead of simply releasing what they had been working on for a decade up to that point?

Assuming it is true, what are the chances that the UAP phenomena that get posted here all the time are 'our' technology we just don't know about yet? I see in a lot of them that the ships tend to leave shortly after being observed. Does this mean they have a kind of receiver detection for the visible light spectrum like they do with RF? Or is it some kind of quantum device that warns the crew when an observer triggers a wave function collapse?

Same goes for V2K, etc.

Pic unrel, but you should look into Coherent Change Detection / Synthetic Aperture Radar as it's pretty scary
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Anonymous
6/23/2025, 11:09:33 PM No.40590079
>>40588930 (OP)
Warp drive, manipulation of extra dimensions, stargates, negative energy harvesting, space bases, communication with NHI etc, its all real.

Some of us have seen the craft, when you know its real, you know its real, but whats fucked up is life still goes on as if you didnt see anything.

Id bet theres extensive activity on the lunar far side, some Mars activity as well, isotope harvesting on various moons etc. All to be kept secret forever. Hopefully not, anyway.
Anonymous
6/24/2025, 2:52:44 AM No.40591194
>>40588930 (OP)
As someone with experience working with/developing tech that is 2-5yrs ahead of what's out today (2-3yrs being the normal development cycle at most tech mfrs, 3-5+ yrs being what's available to select clients under strict conditions), it all depends on what you're asking about.
"Public," technology, which is to say readily and generally available to anyone and everyone with an amazon account and enough money to buy it even lags the corporate R&D and academic sectors by years or even decades. You ever read an article that's some bland bullshit
>researchers in india find that sintering opposite sides of a silicon wafer with alternating layers of tungsten and a special alloy of copper cadmium and human excrement will produce consistent nanovolt spikes when in the presence of bobs & vagene
and you think to yourself
>great how many millions did that cost me
But the thing is, in 5, 10, or 20 years, they'll figure out a way to produce it at scale, cheaply, and at the single-digit nanometer scale, and by 2040, we'll all have bob & vagene radar implants in our eyes.
Things like FPGAs have been around since the late 70s, but they weren't really good for much. We only got good at making them, in the public sector, in the last ~15yrs or so. But since the 80s/90s, .mil had them is missile guidance systems. Now, anyone can toss $20k at AMD, sign an NDA and ITAR agreement, and get a chip not much bigger than a business card with 80,000 logic gates on it.
Yes, they probably have anti-gravity/"free energy"/miracle cures under lock & key, but these are all things that are just one discovery away from breaking out. Some of it out of greed - big oil/pharma/whatever. But I doubt the ayyys will allow us to start zipping around the cosmos and hopping dimensions until we reach some kind of developmental mile marker.
Jews are the Great Filter. We can't leave Earth until we gas them.
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Anonymous
6/24/2025, 5:24:07 AM No.40591864
I was in the US Army in the early 2000s and off the top of my head
Boots WW2 era
BDUs 1980s
Our APC's were from Vietnam so 60s/70s
M16 Vietnam era too
Radio systems 1980s
Our battalion office ran on DOS
If anything the military is decades behind everyone else in my experience
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Anonymous
6/24/2025, 6:53:55 AM No.40592325
>>40591864
>I wuz an army grunt and they didn't give us top of the line tech, were decades behind
Anonymous
6/24/2025, 11:36:18 AM No.40593257
>>40591194
Depends on who the aliens are. Last thing I want to hear is "oy vey you gassed the earth jews, a literal shoah" from some douche named Formalzadick.
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Anonymous
6/24/2025, 11:50:41 AM No.40593313
>>40588930 (OP)
/thread

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Anonymous
6/24/2025, 6:43:39 PM No.40594921
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>>40593257
ok Schlomostein.
Fact is, we rid Earth of Jews, it was the wrong answer, and we're barred from Space Jew Aliens helping us but humanity is better off,
or, gassing the Jews is the correct answer.
>Gas the Jews, can't lose.
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Anonymous
6/24/2025, 8:25:44 PM No.40595494
>>40594921
Jesus, everything that stands out is a jew nail you need to hammer down. Even I'm not that obsessive. Anyway, good point I guess.