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God, what did I do to deserve this?

The creator and ruler of the Universe and source of all moral authority; the supreme being.

I’m going to prove to y’all there is a God. Infinity is where God lives.

Infinity: Infinity means “without end.”

Nothing: Nothing means “not anything,” “no single thing.”

Let’s start with an Atom.

From an Atom, go to the edge of the Universe. This is as far as humans have gotten. We know Infinity is on the other side of the edge of the universe. This is what the Universe is expanding into.

Let’s go into an Atom.

Most atoms have three different subatomic particles inside them: protons, neutrons, and electrons. The proton, one of the components of atomic nuclei, is composed of fundamental particles called quarks and gluons. This is as far as scientists have gotten into the Atom, quarks, and gluons. But you know what y’all? There’s no end to this, you can keep going deeper and deeper into the Atom.

Humans can’t imagine large and small beyond the Universe’s size and the smallness of quartz and gluons.

God has given us humans everything. There is no end to what God has given us.

I’m going to write an essay on what we humans need to do and why we need to do it. Interstellar space travel. In a Generation Spaceship traveling the Cosmos.

We humans don’t need to travel to other earthlike planets to survive. We humans can build Interstellar Generation space ships that can travel the Cosmos forever and be a lot safer than living on an oversize Asteroid. The Cosmos is full of raw materials for humans to build Interstellar Spaceships.

If we humans were on a Generation Spaceship and the Neutron star was coming our way; we could get out of the way. If a Neutron Star comes towards our Solar System, it will rip it apart. I think the scientists called this Spaghettified. And what about large Asteroids hitting the planet. Look at what a large Asteroid did to the Dinosaurs. And what about Yellowstone? It could explode any day and wipe out the earth. And what about viruses? The Coronavirus is like a cold compared to a Super Virus.  Our Generation Spaceship doesn’t have to travel close to the speed of light. All it needs to do is be able to travel. I believe we humans can figure out how to use Dark Energy for fuel. All Dark Energy is, is energy. So all we need to do is figure out how to create it into fueling the Generation Spaceships. Why do we have to have a Generation Spaceship that travels almost the speed of light? Can you imagine what kind of fuel this would take and how dangerous this would be? I say travel the Cosmos forever. There are so many interesting Galaxies we could investigate.

The planet earth will one day be destroyed. It’s not if but when. Interstellar Generation Spaceship has a better chance of surviving. And why in the hell do we have to find an earthlike planet? I will bet ten to one there are other planets in our Galaxy that are a hell of a lot better than earth. And then we can also travel to different galaxies. Like the Andromeda Galaxy, and there are so many others. So you say it would take many generations to do this. I say, So what? Let’s do it. We’re so damn busy accusing each other of stupid things like voter fraud and so many other silly things. And we have the Universe at our fingertips. Yes, the universe. And who knows what comes after that. There’s only one way to find out. Right now we have enough humans and the resources to do this. Where do we get the humans? From earth. Where do we get the resources? From the Asteroid belt. I’ll bet if you take the gold that’s in the asteroid belt and pile it up you would have a pile bigger than our sun. This is just one raw material the asteroid belt has to offer.

For starters we will need an Interstellar Generation Spaceship twenty miles long and five miles wide. Once we get a Generation Spaceship built like this we can start building larger ones and send Generation Spaceships out into all directions.

One day are sun will explode and destroy our solar system. I want my descendants to look at a interstellar map and point to a spot on it and say, this empty spot used to be where we started.

This is not simple to do and it is not hard to do but it is challenging.

The Communist Manifesto summarizes Marx and Engels’ theories concerning the nature of society and politics, namely that in their own words “The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles”. It also briefly features their ideas for how the capitalist society of the time would eventually be replaced by socialism. In the last paragraph of the Manifesto, the authors call for a “forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions”, which served as a call for communist revolutions around the world. ~ Wikipedia

Monetary and Sex Bribery was to be used to obtain control of man already in high places in the various levels of all government and other fields of endeavor. Once influential persons had fallen for the lies, deceits, and temptations of the Illuminati they were to be held in bondage by application of political and other forms of blackmail threats of financial ruin public exposure, and physical harm even death to themselves and loved members of families. ~ Norman Bliss

The Road to Reality: A Complete Guide to the Laws of the Universe → Sir Roger Penrose

Eric Weinstein

Sir Roger Penrose is arguably the most important living descendant of Albert Einstein’s school of geometric physics. In this episode of The Portal, we avoid the usual questions put to roger about quantum foundations and quantum consciousness. Instead we go back to ask about the current status of his thinking on what would have been called “Unified Field Theory” before it fell out of fashion a couple of generations ago. In particular, Roger is the dean of one of the only rival schools of thought to have survived the “String Theory wars” of the 1980s-2000s. We discuss his view of this Twistor Theory and its prospects for unification. Instead of spoon feeding the audience, however, the material is presented as it might occur between colleagues in neighboring fields so that the Portal audience might glimpse something closer to scientific communication rather than made for TV performance pedagogy. We hope you enjoy our conversation with Prof. Penrose.