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originally posted by: Crowdpsychology
Talk about another coincidence, we already knew the following...
If the underground complex is true and that Walmart is situated on top of it, this location could most defiantly be one of the most strategic Walmart stores in the whole US, both based on the rumored 42 level underground complex but also based on that California is the home/ vacay-home for ”priority" personal.
Again...I answered that! The answer is 9000MPH
originally posted by: PublicOpinion
a reply to: tanka418
Again...I answered that! The answer is 9000MPH
I don't think so, no. I posted an article regarding a modern maglev and asked the question, how fast such a train could be in an (hypothetically existent) environment with atmospheric pressures at roughly 67 Pa underground (like the Rand-project suggested).
Sorry for any inconvenience if my simple language was somehow misleading. But I definitely didn't ask for the speeds Rand suggested in their 'paper' (that point is indeed taken as this is not a scientific study regarding details). I can read for myself, but I'm still struggling with my ability to read thoughts. That's why I was merely asking for your humble opinion, Syre Stampoff.
By the way; in your original question you didn't give enough detail to make an accurate prediction of "possible" velocity, so I presented a hypothetical design goal.
IF you are quite through being deliberately ignorant, perhaps we can get to the part where the whole idea of tunnels under Walmart, high speed transit across the nation, etc./whatever are not quite cost effective at this time, and probably will never be, and thus pure fantasy.
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We recently wrote about the ET3 consortium, a licensing organization that owns a number of patents in the evacuated tube transport space, Acabion's vacuum tube streamliners, and the gigantic Startram space elevator project, which would make use of the low energy requirements of the vacuum tube maglev idea to cheaply propel various objects into orbit.
Another contender with an interesting take on the technology is Terraspan, a group that wants to combine superfast transport with the creation of a new intracontinental power grid that can make much more efficient use of the cycles of power creation and usage across a large country like the United States...
It could be because 67 Pascal is better to read then 0.00067 Bar and sounds spectacular to the reader because of the high Pascal count at sea level. Who knows
HA! …New Walmart Employee: "Say, what's with all the guys in fatigues who just disappeared over there near the Boys Clothing and Seasonal Department?" Supervisor: "Don't say a word about that to anyone or you'll never get your raise to $11.50."
originally posted by: Crowdpsychology
"Talk about another coincidence, we already knew the following..."
"If the underground complex is true and that Walmart is situated on top of it, this location could most defiantly be one of the most strategic Walmart stores in the whole US, both based on the rumored 42 level underground complex but also based on that California is the home/ vacay-home for ”priority" personal."
posted by: DelMarvel
By the way, it's apparently a sixty acre retail complex.
How do you know the Secret Tunnel isn't underneath Starbucks or Del Taco?
originally posted by: Crowdpsychology
Talk about another coincidence, we already knew the following...
4 stores are situated in states participating in the exercise and the last 1 is situated in a neighboring "hostile" state in the exercise, 3/5 stores are situated in "hostile" states, the stores are closed during the same timeframe as the exercise and the exercise ends the same day as Walmart's "renovation” period, and lastly, Walmart is one of the few private corporations which is considered a "Critical Infrastructure" in DHS documents, hence them being a SCC member.
originally posted by: Crowdpsychology
If the underground complex is true and that Walmart is situated on top of it, this location could most defiantly be one of the most strategic Walmart stores in the whole US, both based on the rumored 42 level underground complex but also based on that California is the home/ vacay-home for ”priority" personal.
Either way, talk about coincidence.. Even if the underground complex is false (which I highly doubt) and even if Walmart isn’t housed on top of this complex even though they have very strong government ties and are considered a SCC member (which could be plausible) This sure is a hell of a coincidence!
"Twenty-Five Rules of Disinformation
4. Use a straw man. Find or create a seeming element of your opponent's argument which you can easily knock down to make yourself look good and the opponent to look bad. Either make up an issue you may safely imply exists based on your interpretation of the opponent/opponent arguments/situation, or select the weakest aspect of the weakest charges. Amplify their significance and destroy them in a way which appears to debunk all the charges, real and fabricated alike, while actually avoiding discussion of the real issues.
originally posted by: Crowdpsychology
Your behavior once again shows the typical practice of a government shill and once again you have shown what you are and how you operate on this site. And I must admit, you are one of the most pathetic and useless shills I have ever encountered during all my discussions over the years, I genuinely hope taxpayer money don’t pay for your ”work”
He was spot on wasn't he?
So, anyway...you both have dragged this thread way off topic...how about we either bring it back on topic or let it die.
We should look into your behavior, and "PublicOpinion" as well. For instance; statistically, virtually ALL of your posting career has been in this thread
originally posted by: tanka418
Wow...its almost hard to believe you said that!
We should look into your behavior, and "PublicOpinion" as well. For instance; statistically, virtually ALL of your posting career has been in this thread, agreeing your nonsense with DeMavel and me...You both have continued to attempt to obfuscate the real legal and social issues with what is virtually a proven fantasy. You have done this by introducing a preponderance of unrelated idea, object, notion, rumor, conjecture, and pure fantasy.
Your behavior, it seems, would be a good fit for the subject of an article published recently describing "Trolls", their behavior, tactics, etc. Unfortunately, I don't remember who the authors are, nor many detail other than it was on MSM, and by well positioned researchers.
So, anyway...you both have dragged this thread way off topic...how about we either bring it back on topic or let it die.
(Reuters) - An administrative law judge found Walmart threatened employees trying to organize workers at two stores in California, in a victory for workers' rights groups challenging labor practices at the retail giant.
The ruling issued on Tuesday stems from complaints raised by workers at Walmart stores in Placerville and Richmond, California, arguing they were unfairly disciplined for trying to organize employees.
OTTAWA, Ontario (AP) — Canada's Supreme Court ruled Friday that Wal-Mart must compensate former workers at a Quebec store that was closed after they voted to become the first Wal-Mart store in North America to unionize.
Local media quickly picked up on the issue and discovered that no plumbing permits had been filed in any of the cities where the stores were closed and the LA Times subsequently discovered that at one location, the Pico Rivera WalMart in California, $500,000 in renovations had been completed in the previous year including plumbing repairs.
originally posted by: Crowdpsychology
1.) What do you mean by me "obfuscate the real legal and social issues”?
2.) What have I stated in my comments that could according to you be considered "virtually a proven fantasy.”? If you can't answer me, never mentioned this again!
3.) What do you mean I have done by "introducing a preponderance of unrelated idea, object, notion, rumor, conjecture, and pure fantasy.”? If you can't answer me, never mentioned this again!
This is the reality of the Walmart store closings...logic, sense, history, even mathematics are demanding this, yet, the general consensus is the whole Jade Helm misunderstanding, blown out of all proportion...the result of not understanding how the pentagon "thinks", and of course old fashion paranoia and delusions.
Everything becomes so interconnected through conjecture, and fantasy, In the case of this Jade Helm episode, given the small amount of evidence presented above, with just a little "help" from Walmart, and a convenient coincidence; the commission of what should be considered a serious crime has occurred.
But that's just my opinion
originally posted by: PublicOpinion
a reply to: tanka418
You know everything, of course, that's why we need someone like you to redicule every other aspect of this topic. Sorry Käptn, I can't see your math working and even your logics are deeply flawed when you simply ignore everything, that doesn't correspond with your old-school stanfordish take on things. Actually you even seem to rather clinch to your wishfull thinking regarding the energy-costs of MagLevs than keeping up with state of the art technologies. Well... Ok then. As long as you don't provide any data to substantiate your claims I couldn't care less about your opinion at all. Screw it then.
Which one? The serious crime to label constitution-loving patriots as 'homegrown terrorists' or just those efforts to 'Operationalize the CONUS-base' via 'exercises' like Jade Helm? You know, lousy coincidences...
just like a child
Conclusions
Maglev has the potential to become a major mode of transportation. Maglev trains are the fastest mode of ground transportation and can be more efficient than cars and conventional trains at high speeds. The Shanghai maglev line proved that a commercial high-speed maglev transportation is reality. However, due to lack of new infrastructure and incompatibility with existing infrastructure large initial investment capital is required for a commercial use of maglev vehicles. Therefore, the future of maglev transportation is still uncertain.