I think we are at a point, and some smart person out there should coin the term and make it mainstream, but at the point where technology that we do have is completely in the realm of conspiratorial mindsets and no normie would ever be able to comprehend it.
We have space based DEW satellites that can pinpoint individual sheds in the back yard of a random house out in the middle of nowhere and destroy it. How do you protect yourself from that? What does a government entity do to protect its citizens? How does the news portray this or explain these things? And then finally, how does the normie overcome their cognitive dissonance that we really can modify weather and shoot space lasers at people?
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
~Arthur C Clarke
Any sufficiently poor magic is indistinguishable from technology.
>How do you protect yourself from that?
You either live underground or become the guy operating the DEW
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Wow. Impressive. Probably a good idea if you have a little land. Make underground bunker for those tricky wild fires.
We have space based DEW satellites that can pinpoint individual sheds in the back yard of a random house out in the middle of nowhere and destroy it.
Assuming this were a true statement, once a fire starts on that structure, the fire will do what fire does and it can spread and burn other structures. DEWs would be used to start the fire but they would not be used continuously until the structure is gone. How do you explain how the fire that gets started behaves differently from any other fire as people are claiming? How would this result be different if the fire were started with gasoline and matches?
No one seems to be any kind of fire expert and those who are have not been saying anything whether or not these are unusual fire after-effects. By contrast, everyone seems to be an expert on DEWs though not a single person has actual firsthand knowledge of such things. It's all still conspiracy theory when all you have to work with is conjecture. How do you so positively know this was started by a DEW?
It's amazing that the wildfire skipped blue umbrellas and cars...
It's amazing that the wildfire skipped blue umbrellas and cars...
I guess you haven't seen the 4K drone footage of the fire area. I watched it and specifically looked for blue items in the burned areas and did not see any blue items in it. The pictures claiming to have blue items left unscathed have no sources that I can find to prove they are from Lahaina or even from any specific date. I suspect they are someone's curated collection of unrelated images brought together to suggest that blue items were left unaffected as proof of a DEW.
The additional proof of blue paper not burning with a laser makes a lot of assumptions because it claims the laser is infrared, the power of the laser output is unknown and their is a complete lack of understanding of how materials are affected by laser light. It's not proof of shit in my opinion because I have a lot of laser knowledge and practical experience beyond mere laser pointers. People ignorant of how lasers work will believe such things without question because they don't know how to question it properly. It's bullshit to compare that result with any kind of laser that could be used as a DEW, but they don't know that.
I don't really have an answer, and I am pretty sure you know this. My assumption comes from observable images that seem to show segments of area that have been absolutely incinerated with surrounding areas seemingly untouched. Are you claiming there is no foul play? Nothing to question here? It's a 'normal' fire and 'normal' fire behavior? Or are you the fire demolition expert that hasn't chimed in to explain to us retards how we're stupid for thinking that things exist that could produce these results and subsequently be used against us?
To come out and denigrate others for not being an expert, please provide your expert opinion.
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