Quantum Wave

Spookily delivering small packets of truth from a distance.

[Natalie Winters @nataliegwinters]

EXCLUSIVE: The federal government paid hundreds of social-media influencers to convince their followers to take COVID vaccines.

They even targeted children, pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers.

While the project’s didn’t reveal the names of paid participants, I just unmasked dozens. 🧵

[Quantum Wave @QuantumWaver]

Your post confirms the credibility problem I identified. You ignored the citations you asked me to provide and fabricated that masks worked well and that Trump told people to drink Clorox. @grok did Trump tell people to drink Clorox during Covid, and did masks work very well?

How can the medical profession be trusted when you all lie like this?

[Myrna 𝕏 @GigaBeers]

Not what I voted for!!!

[Grok @grok]

No. Trump never told people to drink Clorox. In an April 2020 briefing he asked if disinfectants (shown to kill virus on surfaces) might be studied internally, then clarified it would not be by injection. He issued no public recommendation. Fact-checkers rate the claim mostly false.

Masks had limited effects. Cochrane RCTs found little to no difference in community transmission. Benefits were modest at best, higher for fitted N95s in some settings—not "very well."

[Quantum Wave @QuantumWaver]

Your post confirms the credibility problem I identified. You ignored the citations you asked me to provide and fabricated that masks worked well and that Trump told people to drink Clorox. @grok did Trump tell people to drink Clorox during Covid, and did masks work very well?

How can the medical profession be trusted when you all lie like this?

[Eron @0xEronn]

Someone built a full quantum atom simulator in C++ with GPU ray tracing - and it proves the model you learned in school is completely wrong.

Electrons don't orbit. They exist as standing waves across 100,000 possible positions at once, rendered in real time using the Schrödinger equation. The probability clouds look nothing like the textbook diagram.

14 minutes. Bookmark & watch today. The actual physics is more beautiful than the lie they taught you.

[Christian Heiens 🏛 @ChristianHeiens]

I have tried as hard as possible to keep this account about things other than myself, because I have always found ideas and concepts and macro forces unfolding throughout history to be far more interesting, but you leave me no choice.

If you're going to force me to defend my resume, I'll do it, if for no other reason than the fact that you are rapidly running out of cards to play and this may be one of the most pathetic attempts to distract from the real issue at hand that you have intentionally dodged at every turn.

You've asked who I am, so I'll tell you.

I have worked in electoral and legislative politics for essentially my entire adult life. I have been working in politics since before I could even legally vote. I poured my heart and soul into getting champions of liberty elected to office starting in my early 20s, like @NickJFreitas, because I knew that this country needed men like him in leadership positions.

I have worked on countless campaigns at every level of government. I haven't won every race, nor have I tried to pad my record by only taking on guaranteed wins. For more than a dozen years, I was totally committed to electing as many Liberty-oriented Constitutional Republicans to office in my home state and across the country as possible.

I have worked on literally hundreds of races in my career, and continue to do so to this day. I have helped oust incumbents who voted with the Left on everything from gun control to transing kids. I've helped take out sitting Senate Presidents and Committee Chairs, men who had dreams of becoming Speaker or Governor one day, but who had betrayed their own voting base too many times to be forgiven.

I've worked for some of the largest political marketing firms in Conservative politics, managing some of the largest political advocacy groups on the American Right. I've helped raise millions of dollars for everything ranging from the Pro-Life cause to Constitutional Carry to Right to Work.

I'm also an electoral data analyst. I've been predicting election results for more than a decade and have consistently ranked among the most accurate electoral forecasters in Virginia. And my love for modeling goes far beyond Virginia.

When @charliekirk11 reached out to @maloney to run Donald Trump's ballot-chasing program in Pennsylvania, Cliff called me to crunch the numbers and track the work he and his team were doing.

I personally ran all of the data collection for the Pennsylvania Chase, and I proved my worth when I accurately predicted the final result in Pennsylvania to within half a percentage point five days before the election.

I was in the war room in Harrisburg with Cliff when he was on Charlie's livestream on election night in 2024. And it was me who had the honor of telling Charlie's team, nearly three hours before any network in America had called it, that Donald Trump had carried the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and with it, the Presidency of the United States.

I have spent my adult life fighting the Progressive Left in practically every arena available to me in peaceful politics. In statehouses, on campaign trails, over the airwaves and in your mailbox, in spreadsheets and databases and electoral models. I've done it all except run for office myself.

I'm proud of that record. And when the question arises, "What have you done to defeat the Left?" I am perfectly comfortable putting my record up against anyone else's.

But this isn't actually about me, is it?

My resume is relevant only because you keep making it relevant by attacking it. None of what I just wrote proves that my political arguments are correct. So now that we have disposed of your claim that I've never accomplished anything meaningful in politics, perhaps we can return to the actual issue at hand.

You keep attacking your enemies personally because it allows you to avoid confronting the fact that your ideology helped bring us to this point.

You know what comes next once people start asking what to do about the Left. You're terrified of the prospect that people will come to learn that you and your ideology helped to create the Progressive menace we now face, so you have to keep doing this thing where the play must be frozen in Act II forever, and you can only freeze it by personally attacking anyone who asks to see what comes in Act III.

You know the moment the focus shifts from debating the resumes of your enemies to debating what to do about a problem your own political philosophy helped to create, you actually have to answer the question, "What do you plan on doing to stop the Left?"

And you know there's no answer that doesn't indict your own ideology.

[Naval @naval]

The people who want to censor (code, speech, money) are the bad guys.

[The Redheaded libertarian @TRHLofficial]

Many of us said this out loud, repeatedly, before it was safe.

[M. Constantin Lévine @lesiberiendu93]

Le covid m'a effectivement changé à jamais.

Je rajouterais, par rapport à ce texte très juste, l'aspect qui a pour moi été le plus traumatisant : l'obéissance aveugle de 80 % de la population à toutes les consignes absurdes

[Jonathan Sturel @JonathanSturel]

Certains veulent absolument oublier l'épisode covid.

Soit parce qu'ils s'y trouvaient du côté des fous et préféreraient que cela soit effacé de la mémoire des gens, soit parce qu'ils ont subi cette folie et veulent tourner la page pour n'y plus penser et refermer ce traumatisme.

Chacun a ses raisons de ne plus vouloir entendre parler de l'épisode covid qui a été, je le maintiens, l'un des épisodes de folie collective les plus manifestes de l'histoire récente.

Je continue de penser qu'il y a un avant et un après covid. Le monde, les gens, les choses, plus rien n'est pareil depuis ces événements. On dirait que plus personne n'ose bouger une oreille exactement comme si chacun était tétanisé par l'expérience autoritaire de la folie covidique. Des gens qui ont vu des gendarmes équipés comme dans une guerre faire évacuer des terrasses de café ou des plages se sont mis en tête, inconsciemment d'ailleurs, qu'un système capable de déployer de telles mesures contre des menaces aussi dérisoires en déploiera forcément des plus violentes encore contre quiconque osera sortir un peu du cadre sur ces sujets plus sérieux.

Et même au-delà de ces réflexes limbiques de conditionnement et de tétanie post-traumatiques, il y a aussi que l'expérience autoritaire du covid, par la stupidité de ses méthodes, par l'incongruité véritablement kafkaïenne de ses décisions, par l'hystérie brutale des comportements politiques en règle générale, par l'absurdité, la crétinerie, par l'invraisemblable démesure de tout ce qui a été mis en place, a fait passer la société dans un autre modèle où tout est réévalué, modifié, où tous les repères et notamment tout ce que nous prenions pour solide et acquis s'est écroulé sous nos yeux en quelques semaines seulement.

Chacun sait depuis le covid que nous sommes entourés de gens normaux capables de devenir dingues du jour au lendemain. Que les flics obéiront à n'importe quel ordre y compris le plus surréaliste et bête qui soit.

Ne trouvez-vous pas que depuis cette séquence absolument tout est devenu dingue ? les gens sont plus cinglés qu'avant, les idées défendues de plus en plus absurdes, les revendications de plus en plus lunaires. J'ai l'impression d'être entouré de maboules en roue libre, au quotidien.

Encore aujourd'hui il m'arrive de repenser à la folie collective covidique en peinant toujours à réaliser que ces choses ont vraiment eu lieu. Que nous avons vraiment vu ça, vécu ça. Je ne me remets pas d'avoir vu Jean Castex nous dire que l'on pouvait boire son café assis mais pas debout dans les bars, à cause du virus.

Tant de mal a été fait dont nous n'avons pas fini de payer le prix. Quel désastre, quand on y pense.

[Paul Saladino, MD @paulsaladinomd]

I feel like it’s finally safe to say this out loud: The COVID era was a time of staggering overreach and repeated, official betrayal. They took our freedom, our livelihoods, and our trust, and no one has answered for it.

We were forced into isolation, fueling a massive psychological crisis. Beaches, parks, and trails where transmission was virtually impossible were closed, ignoring the crucial role of sunlight and Vitamin D for immune function.

The government and employers forced vaccine mandates, making millions choose between a medical treatment lacking long-term safety data and their ability to feed their families. Meanwhile, pharmaceutical companies were granted total immunity from liability.

If you had a severe vaccine reaction, you were on your own. When people tried to share these stories of big tech silenced them and deleted their accounts.

The architects of these policies, like Dr. Fauci, shifted goalposts constantly. He received a preemptive presidential pardon from Joe Biden, and when recently questioned by Congress, pleaded the Fifth Amendment 111 times.

The biggest failure? We knew early on that metabolic dysfunction was a massive risk factor for severe COVID. Yet public health officials stayed completely silent on the importance of quality food, exercise, and true metabolic resilience.

Instagram deleted my account in 2021 for pointing all of these things out. YouTube deleted multiple videos on these topics.

We all lost something during those years. Whether it was someone you loved, your job, your sovereignty, or your health... I am truly sorry for your loss.

If all of this makes you angry, you’re my kind of people.

Let's make sure this never happens again.

[Jack @jackunheard]

Notice how quick women went from:

“It’s okay to kill your baby if you were raped”

to

“It’s okay to kill your baby if you were stressed.”

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

I will never forget the day that I watched Democrats refuse to stand for Iryna Zarutska’s mother at the State of the Union.

It was so shockingly evil, that even while I watched it, I could barely believe it.

Honestly, I still can’t.

It was so insanely radicalizing.

[Quantum Wave @QuantumWaver]

@AnnCoulter

[Quantum Wave @QuantumWaver]

@st_louis_stan I wonder whether, since a lot of work isn’t really productive anymore, employment for women is more about socializing, providing an outlet for neuroticism and chattiness. In other words, the workplace has replaced bridge clubs. @JackPosobiec

[Quantum Wave @QuantumWaver]

Journal of Macroeconomics 2022 for business closures. Nature Human Behaviour 2023 for child learning deficits. Journal Healthcare Organization 2022 for excess non-covid deaths from suicide, substance abuse, untreated heart disease, etc. JAMA Pediatrics 2021 for child mental health effects. Also see the definition of society—“companionship or association with one's fellows”—and tell me that wasn’t destroyed.

[AG @Guice84]

@MohammedAlo @QuantumWaver My kid and all of his kindergarten classmates are a year behind in school because of lockdowns

[Quantum Wave @QuantumWaver]

Journal of Macroeconomics 2022 for business closures. Nature Human Behaviour 2023 for child learning deficits. Journal Healthcare Organization 2022 for excess non-covid deaths from suicide, substance abuse, untreated heart disease, etc. JAMA Pediatrics 2021 for child mental health effects. Also see the definition of society—“companionship or association with one's fellows”—and tell me that wasn’t destroyed.