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A polymer resin and ceramic artifact was recently found in Peru. Scientists confirm that it is a fossilized computer flash-type memory chip. It is from an early Inca Native South American archeology site. Carbon dating proves an alien craft crashed 550 years ago at the site. The chip survived a kind of a plasma-photon blast. The chip and a few fragments were the only things found out of the big bang that blasted the craft to shreds. Japanese investors bought the artifact from an anthropologist after reading about the outlandish claims in the Asia Inquisition, a trashy tabloid newspaper. Studies show the chip works. The government confirms a patent was granted for a combined type of flash processor and room temperature memory chip (RTM chip), capable of 995 trillion transactions per millisecond (TIPS). It stores all the data you want to keep and it can store human memories. News of the patent shot tech stocks to all-time highs. The chip is low cost to make and can power at-home supercomputers for everyone. It can replace your brain. The possibilities are endless. The new RTM chip will retail for $69.95. Consumers will love its capacity and speed. "The RTM chip renders all computers and programs to date as obsolete," Japanese guys scoffed. Technology seems to move quickly, but this shatters all records of advancement. "It’s really cool. I will be able to run 90,000 processes at once. I will get lots done," explained Joe, a happy 25 year old tech geek. "I already have two CRTs (computer screens) for my left eye, and two CRTs for my right… Now, I’ll have a supreme machine to hack into trash." Politicians threaten Japan with huge tariffs if its new chips unfairly take unfair and obscene advantage of all the tech markets. Opponents fear Japan will spy and put secret back doors into the chips. The alien and Inca connection is the last thing to report on in the frenzy to build new apps with the chip. "I marvel at how the alien connection has not even bugged people one iota," says a paranormal researcher at Lupine University. History buffs point out how Incas were the first to have the alien memory chip and it should be returned to them. The investor is said to be willing to share its profits with Peru’s indigenous tribes. ▰ Read More - Computer Chip Fossil
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Lots of money goes to pay for streetlights and yard lamps. It turns naturally dark, storytelling nights, into overexposed revelations of crass real estate projects, private schools, and empty shopping centers. It truly lights up the hell people mistakenly think this life represents. Ancient peoples, including our Native American families, worshiped the Sun, the Moon, and the Stars. Even the three wise men in bible times in the Arabian territory, wisely followed the lights under dark night covers. Astrologers know how to read the messages, and not everyone listens. The dark skies initiative wants to darken things up a bit. "It will put the heavenly lights on our minds again," says Reverend Polly Lumens, a dark sky activist. "People are missing the signs of heaven in front of their eyes," she adds. The activists want folks to dim lights, set timers, and observe light discipline. They want city streetlights to go dark after one minute when no movement is detected. A goal is so people in the hearts of big cities can catch glimpses of the Milky Way Galaxy, or the dome over which covers the Earth say some. ● See More - Pollution
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| Hidden Money Mystery |
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A 500-year old money laundering scheme is a big secret to hide. History books only hint at it. The stories seem too wacko to believe. If true, it explains a lot. Can history unlock the modern banking system cartel? Todd Dungeon, an ancient modern history buff believes in secrets. Folks in the know want his dragon tales and truths to be told. "Me and Todd talk about money that paid for among other things, like the Mayflower voyage cruise to America," says Bill Bradford, who knows a lot. Dungeon’s blog tales tell how long ago a very wealthy group of religious heretic refugees from France now own the world! Such wild claims come by reading the Treaty of Westphalia to end the wars of religion in 1648 and from putting together the puzzle pieces it left. More about Dungeon’s tales can be found in his anonymous blogs on the Internet that discuss the hidden power of French Huguenots in history. They are hard to find since censors are quick to ghost and remove it. ▪See More - Hidden Money
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