Lord Iván Emiro Cañas Gutiérrez⚖️

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[Lord Iván Emiro Cañas Gutiérrez⚖️ @LordCanas]

We need new physics. I've been working on this.

Please check the images, those who know will understand.

It is my Universal Lindblad Equation.

Yes, it is New, yes it is my idea, yes it is not even reviewed! However, it is a proposal that I make public because any idea belongs to humanity; I decided to make it public at once, a present 🎁.

Roger Penrose said that even his recycled cosmos proposal is crazy, but it has ground to be possible! Einstein said that Imagination is more important than knowledge!

I've created the first attempt to unify the whole of physics. I have the Hamiltonian Universal Equation version as well.

It is a mistake to underestimate. I'm a humble enthusiastic lover of physics. There is more to add, but I can't put all in one post!

If I am wrong, big deal, it doesn't matter at least I tried! And will continue trying!

Being wrong is not a disadvantage! On the contrary, then I can change it or maybe because of it, another door opens.

In the Mathematical Logic of thoughts, to appeal to qualifications is illogical! What matters is the content! Not who proposes it. I'm sure this is going to lift eyebrows.
@elonmusk @stephen_wolfram

[Alianza Bravo Pueblo Global Miami ABPGlobalMiami @ABPGlobal_Miami]

@alcaldeledezma @LordCanas El régimen sigue su ensañamiento contra personas inocentes Perkins Rocha merece la libertad plena ya bastante daño han causado

[Lord Iván Emiro Cañas Gutiérrez⚖️ @LordCanas]

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[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: Russia has effectively ABANDONED its push to replace the U.S. dollar with China's yuan, facing the massive pressure of American sanctions — Bloomberg

So much for the BRICS "de-dollarization" dream 🤣

Sanctions widened in 2024 started the process, but the yuan's share collapsed THIS YEAR under Trump's pressure

President Trump and Scott Bessent took over, enforced hard, and they CAVED 🔥

The yuan's share of Russia's export payments has been cut IN HALF this year to just 22%, down from nearly half at its mid-2024 peak

[Lord Iván Emiro Cañas Gutiérrez⚖️ @LordCanas]

The comment in the community Notes is true as a general statement, but it looks like it’s answering a point nobody actually made a bit of a straw man.

Where the comment is right

· Zeno’s paradox is about the infinite divisibility of distance, the “you can never cross the room because first you must cross half, then a quarter…” business.

· It is not a proof that fingers can’t touch.

· And yes, infinite series can converge: ½ + ¼ + ⅛ + … = 1.

So Zeno doesn’t show motion or contact is impossible.

So, if someone is saying “you can’t touch anything because there’s always an infinitely small gap”, that would indeed be a Zeno-style mistake, and the comment would be a fair correction.

Where it misses the point

The Pauli/atomic explanation never relied on Zeno. It doesn’t say “there’s an infinite regress of gaps, therefore no contact”. It says:

· At ordinary scales, “touch” is repulsion between electron clouds, electromagnetic repulsion plus Pauli exclusion.

· The nuclei never get close enough to fuse.

· The sensation of solidity is your nervous system’s useful representation of that real physical interaction.

That’s atomic physics, not infinite divisibility.

The comment’s “infinite series converge” point is irrelevant to it.

Convergence of a series tells you Zeno’s geometric puzzle is soluble; it tells you nothing about whether electron clouds repel or whether nuclei fuse.

The fair verdict

True but off-target. It correctly separates Zeno from atomic physics, but then attacks it.

It doesn’t rebut the actual claim: that “touch” is field-mediated repulsion rather than literal nuclear contact, and that fusion needs stellar conditions, not a hug.

A fair reply would be:

Agreed, Zeno isn’t the issue, and infinite series do converge. But the Pauli/electromagnetic explanation isn’t Zeno’s paradox.

It’s about real repulsive forces between electron clouds and the fact that nuclei don’t make contact in ordinary touch.

So the comment is correct in isolation, for other cases not this one, and it doesn’t actually address the physics being described.

A waste of time writing that note.

[Lord Iván Emiro Cañas Gutiérrez⚖️ @LordCanas]

It's a brilliant video, and the idea that you could trigger a fusion reaction just by touching something is a very common misconception. The reality is a bit more subtle, but just as fascinating.

🚫 Why You Can't "Touch" Anything

The reason you feel solidity isn't because you're making direct contact, but because of a quantum rule called the Pauli exclusion principle.

Think of electrons as having their own unique "seats" or "addresses" in an atom.

The principle states that no two electrons can ever occupy the same quantum state, they can't share the exact same seat.

When the electron clouds of your hand and an object get close, the electrons in the object's atoms refuse to give up their seats. This creates a powerful, short-range repulsive force (Pauli repulsion), which stops the atoms from merging.

This is combined with the simple fact that the negatively charged electron clouds of both objects also repel each other electromagnetically.

So, when you "touch" something, you're not actually making contact; you're feeling the resistance of these combined forces, a tiny, invisible cushion of repulsion.

💥 The Fusion Myth

The idea that touching causes fusion comes from a misunderstanding of what "touch" would mean at a nuclear level. A fusion reaction would require the nuclei (the dense centres) of atoms to get close enough to smash together.

The Pauli exclusion principle and electromagnetic repulsion are incredibly effective at preventing this.

They keep the atoms at a respectful distance, ensuring their nuclei never get anywhere near each other during a normal touch.

For nuclei to fuse, you need extreme conditions, like the crushing pressure and immense heat found in the core of a star, to overcome these repulsive forces.

So, you can relax. That hug is perfectly safe. You're not on the verge of a fusion reaction; you're just experiencing the quantum mechanical forces that give our world its solid feel.

There’s no hard, billiard-ball-style contact.

At the atomic level, your hand and a cup never actually meet nucleus-to-nucleus.

What happens is that their electron clouds get close, and the electrons repel each other, partly through ordinary electrical repulsion and partly through the Pauli exclusion principle, which stops electrons from piling into the same quantum states. That repulsion pushes back on your skin.

So the sequence is:

1. Real physical interaction: repulsive forces between electron clouds.

2. Sensors in your skin: pressure receptors are squashed and stretched.

3. Nerves and brain: signals are interpreted as “touch”, “pressure”, “solidity”.

So the feeling of touch is a construction by your nervous system, a useful mental model.

But it’s not an illusion in the sense of being fake or imaginary. It’s a reliable report of a real physical interaction. You’re not touching in the sense of two solid nuggets making contact; you’re “touching” through fields and forces at a tiny distance.

A better way to put it is: we never make nuclear contact, but we do genuinely interact.

The sensation is a representation of that interaction, not a hallucination. And happily, none of it gets the nuclei close enough for fusion, that would take stellar conditions, not a hug.

[Antonio Ledezma @alcaldeledezma]

A esta hora, Perkins Rocha cumple 2 años y casi 3 meses privado de libertad de forma injusta. Detenido desde el 27 de agosto de 2024 y bajo arresto domiciliario desde el 8 de febrero de 2026, sufre una vigilancia extrema: grillete electrónico, policías en su puerta las 24 horas y fotografías cada 3 horas.
Es el único de su causa que sigue preso; los otros 7 ya fueron liberados. Mi total solidaridad con Perkins, su esposa y toda su familia ante esta persecución política que no tiene ningún tipo de justificación. ¡Exigimos justicia!
#LiberenAPerkins
@elinstadeflor

[Lord Iván Emiro Cañas Gutiérrez⚖️ @LordCanas]

I’m British and these Muslim pieces of shit 💩 must be kick out of Britain.

[Slavic Networks @SlavicNetworks]

🚨🇵🇱🌍 POLAND CELEBRATES 108 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE — BUT SOME EUROPEAN MEDIA HAVE PORTRAYED ITS MASSIVE PATRIOTIC MARCH AS “FAR-RIGHT,” “EXTREMIST” AND EVEN “NAZI”!

Today, November 11, millions of Poles celebrate their country’s return to independence in 1918, after 123 years of partition by Russia, Prussia and Austria.

Yet international coverage of Warsaw’s annual Independence March has repeatedly sparked controversy over how Poland’s national celebrations are portrayed.

🇳🇴 NORWAY — NRK (2025): The public broadcaster labelled the event a “NAZI MARCH.” Following complaints from Polish communities and diplomatic intervention, NRK acknowledged its mistake and apologised.

🇬🇧 BRITAIN — REUTERS (2024): Headlined its report “Far-right Independence Day march in Warsaw draws thousands.”

🇬🇧 BRITAIN — THE GUARDIAN (2025): Described the gathering as a “controversial Poland independence march.”

🇫🇷 FRANCE — AFP (2026): Presented this year’s march as a nationalist gathering taking place amid mounting political tensions.

🇩🇪 GERMANY — dpa / n-tv (2026): Focused on right-wing mobilisation, opposition to Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Poland’s political divisions.

🇩🇪 GERMANY — FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG: Examined extremist participation but also acknowledged that recent marches have been largely peaceful.

🇫🇮 FINLAND — YLE (2017): Characterised the march as a celebration associated with the far right.

🇵🇱 POLAND — TVN24 (2025): Highlighted extremist banners, controversial slogans and the participation of British far-right activist Tommy Robinson.

Meanwhile, Polish public broadcasters TVP Info and TVP Polonia have also covered the holiday’s historical significance, military ceremonies and celebrations throughout the country.

The Warsaw march has nationalist organisers and has attracted extremist groups in previous years. Those facts deserve reporting. But they do not define every participant — and certainly not Poland’s entire Independence Day.

Across Poland, families, veterans, soldiers and ordinary citizens commemorate the generations who fought for their homeland.

🇵🇱 POLAND WAS ERASED FROM EUROPE’S POLITICAL MAP FOR 123 YEARS. IN 1918, IT RETURNED AS AN INDEPENDENT STATE.

108 YEARS LATER, POLAND REMEMBERS.

❤️ HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, POLAND!

DO INTERNATIONAL MEDIA GIVE ENOUGH ATTENTION TO THE HISTORY BEHIND THIS NATIONAL CELEBRATION — OR DOES POLITICAL CONTROVERSY DOMINATE THEIR COVERAGE?

[Juan Pablo González 🇻🇪 @Juanegron]

🚨 #URGENTE | En Barquisimeto, gremios, sindicatos y sociedad civil rompieron el cordón policial que les impedía llegar a la Gobernación de Lara.

Los manifestantes protestan por las fallas de los servicios públicos y exigen una fecha para las elecciones presidenciales.

[Lord Iván Emiro Cañas Gutiérrez⚖️ @LordCanas]

I think there is a point to explain: both the observable universe and the Planck length are lengths, so they’re the same kind of quantity. The issue is what “closer” means.

If you mean closer in orders of magnitude; i.e. comparing the multiplicative gaps between sizes, then the claim is “broadly” right.

A human is roughly 10³⁵ times bigger than the Planck length, but only about 10²⁶ times smaller than the observable universe’s radius.

Divide those and you get roughly 10⁸, or about 400 million. So on a logarithmic scale, human size is about 400 million times nearer the universe’s size than the Planck length’s size.

But if you mean ordinary distance in metres, it’s misleading, indeed backwards.

You’re about 1.7 metres away from the Planck scale in size, and about 4.4 × 10²⁶ metres away from the universe’s radius. In that everyday sense you’re vastly closer to the Planck length!

So it’s not a dimensional mix-up. It’s a logarithmic/orders-of-magnitude statement dressed up as a plain “closer” statement.

It’s clever and roughly correct, as long as everyone agrees “closer in size” means “closer in powers of ten”, not “closer in metres”. And both ends are fuzzy:

The observable universe has no hard edge, and the Planck length isn’t a tiny object so much as a scale where current physics is expected to break down.

[Ryan Fournier @RyanAFournier]

BEAUTIFUL! Tens of thousands of Polish patriots are flooding the streets for Independence Day, flying their flags—and even American flags!
The fake news calls them "far-right" simply for loving their country, opposing socialism, and defending their borders.
GOD BLESS POLAND! 🇺🇸🇵🇱

[Slavic Networks @SlavicNetworks]

🚨🇵🇱 SEA OF RED AND WHITE IN WARSAW! ENORMOUS CROWDS FILL POLAND’S CAPITAL FOR THE 108TH INDEPENDENCE DAY — AS THE MARCH AGAIN SPARKS DEBATE OVER THE “FAR-RIGHT” LABEL!

WARSAW, NOVEMBER 11, 2026 — REMARKABLE SCENES FROM POLAND!

Aerial footage shared by Mario Nawfal shows enormous crowds stretching along Warsaw’s streets, with thousands of Polish flags waving above the marchers.

Families, young people and older generations are joining the annual Independence March, one of Poland’s largest patriotic gatherings.

🇵🇱 “POLAK W POLSCE GOSPODARZEM!”

“A POLE IS THE HOST IN POLAND!”

The slogan, used by this year’s organisers, expresses their position on Polish sovereignty and national identity.

The march has nationalist organisers and has previously attracted far-right groups, leading international media to frequently describe it in political terms.

But the footage also shows families and ordinary participants celebrating the anniversary of Poland regaining independence in 1918, after 123 years of partition.

THE SCALE IS EXTRAORDINARY — BUT AN OFFICIAL ATTENDANCE FIGURE HAS NOT YET BEEN CONFIRMED.

🇵🇱 108 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE. THOUSANDS OF FLAGS. WARSAW FILLED WITH MARCHERS.

🎥 Warsaw, Poland — November 11, 2026. Footage shared by @MarioNawfal.

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 WOW! TENS OF THOUSANDS of Polish patriots branded "far-right" by the media are coming out IN FORCE for their Independence Day — and I even spot an AMERICAN FLAG in the crowd

God bless Poland! 🇺🇸🇵🇱

This is a country filled with people who KNOW socialism is dangerous and want to keep their borders shut from the 3rd world

More European nations should be like Poland.

[Lord Iván Emiro Cañas Gutiérrez⚖️ @LordCanas]

On 18 November 2026, a small, ageing spacecraft will quietly notch up a milestone that feels almost poetic.

Voyager 1, a machine built with 1970s technology, will be exactly one light-day away from Earth.

💡 What Light Actually Is

Light is a form of electromagnetic radiation.

Strip away the poetry and it's a travelling ripple in the electric and magnetic fields that pervade space.

It doesn't need a medium like air or water, it can cross a vacuum quite happily, which is why sunlight reaches us through empty space.

At the quantum level, light comes in tiny packets called photons. Photons have no rest mass, always travel at the speed of light in a vacuum, and carry energy and momentum.

Light behaves both as a wave and as a particle, not because it's confused, but because neither picture alone captures it. Quantum electrodynamics is the proper description.

What we call visible light is just a tiny slice of the family. Radio waves, microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet, X-rays and gamma rays are all the same phenomenon, differing only in wavelength and energy. Our eyes happen to be tuned to one narrow band.

So when Voyager 1 phones home, it isn't sending "radio" in some completely different sense from light. It's sending radio light, invisible electromagnetic ripples. And because those ripples travel at 299,792,458 metres per second, a signal sent on 18 November will take a full day to crawl across one light-day of space.

💡 How Fast It Goes

Light is the fastest thing in the universe. In a vacuum, it zips along at 299,792,458 metres per second, roughly 300,000 kilometres every second, or about 186,000 miles per second.

That's so fast it's hard to grasp: light could travel around the Earth seven and a half times in a single second.

Because light has a finite speed, looking into space is literally looking back in time:

· The Moon is about 1.3 light-seconds away.

· The Sun is about 8 minutes and 20 seconds away, the sunlight warming your face left the Sun before you even had breakfast.

· Neptune, the most distant planet, is about 4 light-hours away.

📏 What Is a Light-Day?

A light-day is simply the distance light travels in 24 hours. It's not a time, it's a ruler. Light covers about 16 billion miles (25.9 billion kilometres) in a single day.

That is the distance Voyager 1 will have reached on 18 November. It will be almost six times farther away than Neptune.

The milestone is purely symbolic, nothing changes on the spacecraft itself, but it puts a stark number on just how far a 1970s machine has travelled in nearly five decades.

💾 The "Primitive" Tech That Got It There

Here's the part that makes you smile.

Voyager 1's onboard computers have a total memory of just 69.63 kilobytes, less than a single small photo on a modern smartphone. It runs on assembly language written for custom processors from the early 1970s. NASA engineer Suzy Dodd has compared operating Voyager to flying an Apple II.

Its data transmission rate is a leisurely 160 bits per second, dial-up internet was over 100 times faster. The original engineers who built it are now mostly gone; the team maintaining it is working with fading documentation and a shrinking pool of expertise.

Yet this primitive, geriatric machine is 16 billion miles away, still phoning home.

🌌 The Sobering Reality of "Now"

Because radio signals travel at the speed of light, the one-light-day milestone changes how we talk to Voyager. A command sent from Earth will now take a full 24 hours to arrive. Any reply will take another 24 hours to come back. Every exchange takes at least two days, before anyone even processes the data.

Voyager 1 is heading towards the star Gliese 445, but it won't get close for about 40,000 years.

Its power is fading, and its instruments will likely fall silent in the 2030s. But it will be exactly one light-day away, a quiet, staggering testament to what a little 1970s kit, flung far enough and looked after lovingly enough, can achieve.

[Lord Iván Emiro Cañas Gutiérrez⚖️ @LordCanas]

Listen to this sealing homily. Delivered by Father Chris Alar in Massachusetts 2026.

[Lord Iván Emiro Cañas Gutiérrez⚖️ @LordCanas]

Iran was and could become again such a wonderful country. Now converted into a toilet 🚽 because of Islam ☪️ and Socialism.

[Lord Iván Emiro Cañas Gutiérrez⚖️ @LordCanas]

Great guy! Rip.

[Bitácora58News🎙 @Bitacora58news]

🇻🇪 | La organización de los venezolanos dentro y fuera del país comienza desde ahora.

María Corina Machado (@MariaCorinaYA) invita a sumarse a Constructores, la plataforma que permitirá identificar y conectar a los venezolanos en todo el mundo, para estar preparados cuando se aperture el registro electoral.

El objetivo es claro: que ningún venezolano se quede sin la oportunidad de votar.

De @vente_mundo

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

En 2001, alrededor de 2 millones de musulmanes vivían en Estados Unidos. Muchos de ellos eran, de hecho, afroamericanos convertidos al islam.

Durante la presidencia de Bush, esa cifra aumentó, aunque no de forma significativa. Para 2007, había ascendido a aproximadamente 2,35 millones. Bush se caracterizó por defender el islam incluso después de los atentados del 11 de septiembre.

Luego llegó Obama, y ​​con él, MILLONES de musulmanes. Su administración dio poder a los Hermanos Musulmanes y siguió una política de apaciguamiento hacia los mulás de Teherán. También llegaron muchos familiares de funcionarios del régimen iraní.

Cuando Trump fue elegido, implementó una prohibición de entrada para musulmanes; sin embargo, deportarlos a todos resultó imposible, ya que habían ingresado al país de manera legal.

Posteriormente, Biden fue elegido y la inmigración musulmana volvió a intensificarse. Bajo su administración, llegaron millones más.

Hoy, 25 años después del 11 de septiembre, se estima que 5,5 millones de musulmanes residen en Estados Unidos. La mayoría de ellos llegó DESPUÉS del 11 de septiembre, y muchos están siendo elegidos actualmente para ocupar cargos públicos.

Los demócratas de la izquierda «woke» son responsables de esta catástrofe demográfica.

Vía @realMaalouf