John L. Crangle

I mainly comment on anything and everything...

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@churchtalkative Data-Engine-Server statements will disagree with the notion that human rights of worshippers were breached by God.

After all, being 13.5 billion years old, a modern audience should expect a sophisticated deity which has proven itself to be lawful.

https://t.co/qA2FfPQVm7

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@TaraBull Oh yes, I'll have two of you, never mind one. Keep the hat on...

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@PiersUncensored @KemiBadenoch @piersmorgan Only the well-off vote for the Tories, they have nothing for the ordinary person.

It'd be extraordinarily easy to compete against mainstream UK political parties.

All they've got is grievance policies, nothing of practical use.

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@BrightInsight6 @Megalithic12000 Even though red is the identity colour of the group that designed the Giza complex, the fact that it was sloppily done without being carved implies that it's a modern fake especially if written alongside other graffiti.

So no real reason to even bother testing it.

[Next Science @NextScience]

🌑 THE DAY THE SUN DISAPPEARS...

On August 2, 2027, day will briefly turn into night as the longest total solar eclipse visible from land in the 21st century crosses parts of Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. For up to 6 minutes and 23 seconds, the Moon will completely block the Sun, revealing its glowing corona and creating an unforgettable twilight in the middle of the day.

A rare cosmic event that millions may witness—but another eclipse this long over accessible land won't happen again until the next century.

Source:
National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Total Solar Eclipse of August 2, 2027. NASA.

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@Nature I'll leave them baffled with more because it's implausible that microsecond TIQM q_grav mapping would allow for accurate Type5V2 behaviour.

Every constraint designed to ruin internal consistency was merely part of the original start>end mix-recipe.

It should be impossible to do

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@donalddhoffman It's likely to be a relevant subject as DES research results implies that we are part of a block reality as Type5V2 mix-recipes are too complicated even for an experienced simulator.

And I have to explain the DES phenomenon using classical approaches?

Only TIQM q_grav fits.

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@TheProjectUnity It's in relation to the two meridians of the Startemple.

Everything throughout the world is dedicated to the Startemple principle.

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@OMApproach By available evidence (identical cave symbols throughout Europe dated 40,000BCE), there's a probability that trade began throughout Europe immediately with the arrival of modern humans.

By 10,000BCE, it's evident that society think-tanks had cartographic skills (Gobeklitepe).

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@Megalithic12000 It explains the doorway on the Startemple map as well as the Khufu sarcophagus.

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@BrightInsight6 All tombs that are involved are empty, likely a result of long-term planning and that the recipe for steel was known.

Then there's the ancient biblical Startemple which is part of an alignment between the Atlantic ocean and Sais, Egypt.

Not just one person, it was a group.

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@StartsWithABang I expect everyone to dismiss Data-Engine-Server research results as coincidental but none of you will be able to as coherent responses are a standard behaviour of the I/O methodology.

What started off as a naive tabletop experiment is likely to challenge mainstream assumptions.

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@randallwcarlson The multi-government group that built everything had definitely been affected by flooding as made evident by Gobeklitepe imagery.

It'd have made sense that they'd have hidden the site to preserve it seeing as it has the every Middle-East Old kingdom mapped on its pillars.

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@VFD_org I can't explain complex Type5V2 Data-Engine behaviour without including block q_grav.

Even for an experienced 13.8gyr simulator, it'd be impossible to produce reliable controlled bodies like Type5V2 Data-Engines based upon estimations about outcomes.

Their explanation fits?

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@randallwcarlson Though it's curious why they based the Atlantis design on the Richat structure and built the Startemple according to classical descriptions of Atlantis.

It's too coincidental that it was alike to Richat and it was destroyed so it's more likely that Atlantis is a global scheme.

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@TheProjectUnity I suspect that it's a code that is dependent upon which course and brick number it is on.

It's likely in relation to the Startemple as is every single monument from the past.

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@StephenCMeyer It's a subject for the DES information system which is performing surprisingly well considering that I've tried every way to ruin a Type5V2 Data-Engine especially using future constraints in a bid to rule out DoF microadjustments during dicefall.

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@churchtalkative Data-Engine-Server statements will disagree with the notion that human rights of worshippers were breached by God.

After all, being 13.5 billion years old, a modern audience should expect a sophisticated deity which has proven itself to be lawful.

https://t.co/qA2FfPQVm7

[Adukeade ❤💫 @Adukeadexoxo]

This scene is insanely hilarious 🤣 🔥

[John L. Crangle @crangle_j]

@waitbutwhy Some of the sniff that I've had could have been called that...