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Originally posted by jfj123
Originally posted by OrionStars
Originally posted by jfj123
I have no idea what post you are referring to as you are not posting what I said with your responses. If you can take the time to post the quote with your response, maybe I can help, if not, I'm going to have to keep asking what you're talking about.
Is that better? When you countered against the link I presented, you picked out of that website what you preferred from the abstract, and left the rest, which proved nothing for you. You did not have time to read the very lengthy full text, is how I know you conveniently cherry picked from the abstract instead which proved nothing for whatever points you were trying to make. All you projected again was, in your opinion, it is impossible. We got that same impression many pages ago.
Instead of saying this, why don't you just PROVE it. See that is one of your problems. You make claims but don't back them up. If you think what I said was wrong, show me and I'll gladly apologize. I've been wrong before and I'll be wrong again in the future so it's no big deal. Once again, don't bother saying I'm wrong without proving it as you would require the same of me.
The present invention relates to a process for producing a cryogenic aerosol and controlling the physical properties of a cryogenic aerosol.
The present invention has been developed for its applicability to the semi-conductor and micro-electronics industries and in particular to the cleaning of contaminated substrates, including, for example, semiconductor wafers of silicon and of gallium arsenide, multiple chip carriers, flat panel displays, magnetic hard disks, MEMs (microelectromechanical systems) and other electronic devices.
Originally posted by deezee
And there i was thinking it was impossible without using anti-photons or at least splitting photons into pion / anti-pion pairs..
On the other hand, you may have just sprouted a new 911 conspiracy theory:
The towers fell because the holograms required a huge number of miniature black holes, so they couldn't withstand the gravity pull...
Anyway, i'm working on those photos now.. It'll take a while.
Originally posted by OrionStars
By all means, convince selves that primitive Photoshop can begin to compare to highly sophisticated laser holography. You may be able to convince yourselves and others of that. But you will never convince all others, merely because the plural you cajole or badger it to be so, in order to make the plural you feel more psychologically secure in your biased views of life.
Originally posted by CaptnCrunch
My opinion on the 9-11 hologram situation, is that the terrorists, backed by a higher power (likely China) did indeed hit the buildings, and that the U.S. was TRYING to use *de-hologram* technology to prevent the United States public from seeing any of this. The technology caused a lot of hologram anomolies, which is why there are so many strange sightings on that day. Although it is said that it somewhat worked in the Pentagon situation, which is why there is so much discrepency in those details.
Holograms of news achors were then used to confuse people through the media, although it was later found that this technology was unnecessary as they could've uesd real newscasters at 1/100,000 the cost. It is my understanding that these holographic reporters cost the United States 80,000,000 in tax money. Still, it was a major testing ground that apparently worked.
Holographic technology, to my knowledge, has extended into many other areas including drugs, food, sports, fabric, sky generation, and even artificial friends. Though these numbers are unsubstatiated, I have it on good faith with a friend who works in the government that 1 out of ever 79 children is a hologram.
Best,
Capn.
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by Question
Then I highly recommend reading and comprehending the full text of the article - not sarcasm. You can take or leave the recommendation.
We do not need anymore of your denigrating sarcasm,
simply because it makes you feel more psychologically secure and falsely superior to all others.
Originally posted by CaptnCrunch
My opinion on the 9-11 hologram situation, is that the terrorists, backed by a higher power (likely China) did indeed hit the buildings, and that the U.S. was TRYING to use *de-hologram* technology to prevent the United States public from seeing any of this. The technology caused a lot of hologram anomolies, which is why there are so many strange sightings on that day. Although it is said that it somewhat worked in the Pentagon situation, which is why there is so much discrepency in those details.
Holograms of news achors were then used to confuse people through the media, although it was later found that this technology was unnecessary as they could've uesd real newscasters at 1/100,000 the cost. It is my understanding that these holographic reporters cost the United States 80,000,000 in tax money. Still, it was a major testing ground that apparently worked.
Holographic technology, to my knowledge, has extended into many other areas including drugs, food, sports, fabric, sky generation, and even artificial friends. Though these numbers are unsubstatiated, I have it on good faith with a friend who works in the government that 1 out of ever 79 children is a hologram.
Best,
Capn.
Originally posted by jfj123
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by Question
Then I highly recommend reading and comprehending the full text of the article - not sarcasm. You can take or leave the recommendation.
Isn't that like doing your homework?? I don't want to get into trouble with the teacher so I'll wait for you to do your own homework. Sorry.
We do not need anymore of your denigrating sarcasm,
You may not need it but you might want it
simply because it makes you feel more psychologically secure and falsely superior to all others.
You're an optics expert, laser expert, holographic expert, physics expert, quantum mechanics expert and now a psychologist??? You wear many hats my friend
I bow to the enormity of your supra-dimensional brain enclosure
Originally posted by OrionStars
By all means, convince selves that primitive Photoshop can begin to compare to highly sophisticated laser holography. You may be able to convince yourselves and others of that. But you will never convince all others, merely because the plural you cajole or badger it to be so, in order to make the plural you feel more psychologically secure in your biased views of life.
Originally posted by jfj123
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by Question
Then I highly recommend reading and comprehending the full text of the article - not sarcasm. You can take or leave the recommendation.
Isn't that like doing your homework?? I don't want to get into trouble with the teacher so I'll wait for you to do your own homework. Sorry.
You may not need it but you might want it
Originally posted by OrionStars
I always give people the benefit of doubt until they expose themselves as scammers. They never get the benefit of the doubt from me again.
Originally posted by jfj123
I'm not trying to be rude but am curious. Could you tell me what your native language is? Thanks, this may help us understand better from where you are coming from.
Originally posted by Question
Originally posted by OrionStars
I always give people the benefit of doubt until they expose themselves as scammers. They never get the benefit of the doubt from me again.
You must not own mirrors in your home then
Originally posted by Question
Originally posted by OrionStars
I always give people the benefit of doubt until they expose themselves as scammers. They never get the benefit of the doubt from me again.
You must not own mirrors in your home then
Originally posted by OrionStars
Originally posted by jfj123
I'm not trying to be rude but am curious. Could you tell me what your native language is? Thanks, this may help us understand better from where you are coming from.
Since you asked, perhaps, you are so accustomed to the improper use, you have little to no concept of the proper use of the American English language. Perhaps, there is also a very wide cultural and age span difference at work. The sub-culturals arising from the 60s never interested me.
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by eyewitness86
Thnik of it this way, Eyewitness. He started out scamming, and then gave himself away. That cost him for credibility with intelligent people.
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by eyewitness86
Thnik of it this way, Eyewitness. He started out scamming, and then gave himself away. That cost him for credibility with intelligent people.
Since you asked, perhaps, you are so accustomed to the improper use, you have little to no concept of the proper use of the American English language. Perhaps, there is also a very wide cultural and age span difference at work. The sub-culturals arising from the 60s never interested me.