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Yeah there absolutely are not fields of 30 year old cars in the uk lol. Our agricultural land is efficiently exploited and would never waste the space, public lands would be in uproar and the government did not buy acres and acres to stash ford fiestas.

Makes do not due. A common error that seems to be increasing.

Probably meant "make do", as in, able to manage with limited means available.

“ spiritual access to directed free-energy at the magnetic equator for dustifying/liquifying”

What? These words are English yet carry no meaning to me. Ancient people had clever engineers, just like us. Fuck all to do with magnetic spirituality whatever the fuck that is.

Every time there’s a thread about ancient engineering someone insists on this woo or different woo involving aliens.

Fucking tired of the arrogance and sheer dismissal of ancient people’s achievements.

Free energy at the magnetic equator. Fucks sake.


sorry, I was tempted to draw a connection between the coincidence of dustified steel recorded during a magnetic disturbance and the locations of megalithic sites, but I’m not committed to their connection. I find it fun to hypothesize but I don’t want to dismiss their achievements.

don't feed the trolls

Citation needed.

Of course they do.


The cruelty is the point.


I swear I came here to make this same observation to the letter.


What you are actually having is a visceral reaction to your misunderstanding of how the English language works with the word ‘you’ in this circumstance.


Wow yeah. Flashbacks to when Gmail Invites were cool! Google too.


None of them are in china. They are in Taiwan and South Korea.


To be strictly accurate TSMC has exactly 2 fabs in China (Fab 10 & Fab 16). So it's not "none" in China, but very almost none.


Nah that’s just Americans. Brits and Aussies say it all the time. Not sure about Canadians.


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