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TMK could u please tell me how u worked out it was artificial intelligence and how u figured everything out.
For example, maybe it anticipated a physical force causing the bag to tip over and as a result triggered your brain to think about this event before it happened
You could be lying. I have read hoaxers on this board who post lies intending them to be debunked (here is an example 1); in effect this tactic diminishes the credibility of all posters on this board.
Originally posted by sunny_2008ny
Based on the equation you have given in the post I can think of 2 possibilites
1) The energy came from my brain
2) The energy came from the satellite
So your conclusions are based on a fallacious line of reasoning and are not exclusive of other 'possibilities'
Description
70% of all catalogued objects are in low-Earth orbit (LEO), which extends to 2000 km above the Earth's surface. To observe the Earth, spacecraft must orbit at such a low altitude. The spatial density of objects increases at high latitudes. Note: The debris field shown in the image is an artist's impression based on actual data. However the image does not show debris items in their actual size or density. Note: The debris objects shown in the images are an artist's impression based on actual density data. However, the debris objects are shown at an eggagerated size to make them visible at the scale shown.
The design of the Iridium network allows voice and data messages to be routed anywhere in the world. Voice and data calls are relayed from one satellite to another until they reach the satellite above the Iridium handset or terminal and the signal is relayed back to Earth. When an Iridium customer places a call from a handset or terminal, it connects to whatever satellite happens to be overhead, and is relayed among satellites around the globe to whatever satellite is above the appropriate Earth gateway, which downlinks the call and transfers it to the global public voice network or Internet so that it reaches the recipient.
The satellites are in a near-polar orbit at an altitude of 485 miles (780 km). The 66 active satellites fly in formation in six orbital planes, evenly spaced around the planet, each with 11 satellites equally spaced apart from each other in that orbital plane.
A single satellite completely circles the Earth once every 100 minutes, traveling at a rate of 16,832 miles per hour, and traveling from horizon to horizon across the sky in about ten minutes. As a satellite moves out of reach, the call is seamlessly handed over to the next satellite coming into view.
Since Iridium is a LEO satellite system, voice delays are typically unnoticeable. Other mobile satellite systems use Geostationary Earth Orbits (GEOs), which, by comparison, are about 22,300 miles above the equator. As a result, latency can be quite high, causing speakers to have to wait for each other to finish. GEOs are also largely ineffective in more northern or southern latitudes. The curvature of the Earth disrupts message transmission when attempted at the edge of a GEO satellite's footprint.
Each Iridium satellite is cross-linked to four other satellites - two satellites in the same orbital plane and two in an adjacent plane. These links create a dynamic network in space - calls are routed among Iridium satellites without touching the ground, creating a highly secure and reliable connection. Cross-links make Iridium particularly impervious to natural disasters - such as hurricanes, tsunamis and earthquakes - that can damage ground-based wireless towers since cross-links are space-based.
The Iridium ground network is comprised of the system control segment and telephony gateways used to connect into the terrestrial telephone system. With centralized management of the Iridium network, the system control segment supplies global operational support and control services for the satellite constellation, delivers satellite tracking data to the gateways, and controls the termination of Iridium messaging services.
OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS
Iridium
This is the 'perfect' fully-deployed first-generation Iridium system, which provides voice and low-rate data services. Iridium was originally designed with 77 active satellites, and so given the name 'Iridium', for the element with periodic number 77 and 77 orbiting electrons.
The Iridium constellation was later redesigned to reduce the number of active satellites needed to 66 - but the name was not changed to that of element 66: 'Dysprosium', which is Latin for 'bad approach.
Designed for voice telephony and low-rate data. In the decade while Iridium was being designed and built, GSM telephony became widespread, removing the intended 'business traveller' market and leading to a focus on specialist industries in remote areas.
Full constellation launched as of May 1998. Service offered as of end of 1998. Filed for US Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection August 1999, and later re-emerged as Iridium Satellite.
A Walker polar star geometry. Note the 'orbital seam' where the footprints of ascending (going north over the Equator) and descending (going (south) satellites overlap more to ensure continuous coverage.
See www.iridium.com...
Uses intersatellite links, which are not yet simulated here.
source: en.wikipedia.org...
Teledesic was a company founded in the 1990s to build a commercial broadband satellite constellation for Internet services. Using low-earth orbiting satellites small antennas could be used to provide uplinks of as much as 100 Mbit/second and downlinks of up to 720 Mbit/second. The original 1995 proposal was extremely ambitious, costing over US$9 billion originally planning 840 active satellites with in-orbit spares at an altitude of 700 km.[1] In 1997 the scheme was scaled back to 288 active satellites at 1400 km[2] and was later scaled back further in complexity and number of satellites as the projected market demand continued to decrease.
The commercial failure of the similar Iridium and Globalstar ventures (composed of 66 and 48 operational satellites, respectively) and other systems, along with bankruptcy protection filings, were primary factors in halting the project, and Teledesic officially suspended its satellite construction work on October 1, 2002.
source: SaVi
PROPOSED LARGE BROADBAND CONSTELLATIONS - FAT PIPE DREAMS
Teledesic (original Calling 840-active-satellite design)
Announced with much publicity in 1994. With 840 active satellites, and 84 on-orbit spares for 924 satellites in orbit, this was the largest commercial proposal and the height of dot-com decade optimism.
The constellation is a Walker polar star; there is a 2-degree hole in coverage at the poles.
Redesigned in 1997 to a reduced 288-active satellite system.
The simulation shows optimum ABABA spacing between co-rotating planes. In reality, maintaining phasing between planes for all these satellites is recognised to be impossible, making phasing offsets random.
Uses intersatellite links, which are not yet simulated here.
source: SaVi
PROPOSED LARGE BROADBAND CONSTELLATIONS - FAT PIPE DREAMS
Teledesic (288-active satellite Boeing design)
A reduced number of satellites, at higher altitude, than the first 840-active-satellite proposal.
Based on a Boeing-led redesign before a merger with Motorola's competing Celestri effort in May 1998, which was then followed by a planned 30-active-satellite MEO system announced in February 2002.
In October 2002 Teledesic suspended satellite work, and in July 2003 surrendered allocated frequencies.
Craig McCaw, who had funded Teledesic development, then invested in the company developing the smaller MEO ICO system.
Uses intersatellite links, which are not yet simulated here.
Originally posted by tmk81
Here is one disturbing aspect of this system's programming:
Through my experience I have learned that it has a causal understanding of my thoughts and can create certain stimuli which influence my mind in predictable ways. One technique it uses is pairing of stimuli. For instance, it often creates creeping tactile sensations on my genitals while projecting morphing sexual images into my field of vision followed by sound modulations or voices; it does this repeatedly which makes me feel shame and discomfort.
It has controlled me in similar ways since childhood. When I was around twelve it projected homosexual pornographic images in my mind; I eventually started using aversion therapy, such as pinching myself, to try to make them stop.
I have ’occult’ associations and come from a line of religious leaders which I consider the most likely reason why I was targeted for this abuse.
Originally posted by TryThinking
In other words, it is difficult to get past how perfectly the diagnosis fits and other than your denial, which ironically also fits the diagnosis, we have nothing to refute it. Again, no disrespect and in the interest of validating (as must be done with any area of scientific exploration) the phenomenon, have you in fact seen a psychiatrist and what was the outcome? Were you ever placed on medication?
source: www.globalstar.com...
The Globalstar constellation consists of 40 Low Earth Orbiting (LEO) satellites, with an additional four satellites in orbit as spares.
The Globalstar satellite is simple; Each consists of an antenna, a trapezoidal body, two solar arrays and a magnetometer, and operates at an altitude of 1,414km (876 miles).
The satellites utilize "bent-pipe" architecture. On any given call, several satellites transmit a caller's signal via CDMA technology to a satellite dish at the appropriate gateway where the call is then routed locally through the terrestrial telecommunications system.
source: SaVi
OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS
Globalstar
This is the 'perfect' fully-deployed first-generation Globalstar system, which provides voice and low-rate data services.
Full constellation launched as of November 1999; notably lost twelve satellites on a failed Zenit 2 launch in September 1998. Service officially launched in October 1999. Filed for US Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection February 2002, and re-emerged in April 2004.
Despite the name, this does not offer global coverage, and is not a Walker polar star constellation. The geometry is that of a Walker delta, or a Ballard rosette. Does not use intersatellite links; connections are only completed when a ground gateway station shares a footprint with a terminal.
See also www.globalstar.com...
In other words, it is difficult to get past how perfectly the diagnosis fits and other than your denial, which ironically also fits the diagnosis, we have nothing to refute it. Again, no disrespect and in the interest of validating (as must be done with any area of scientific exploration) the phenomenon, have you in fact seen a psychiatrist and what was the outcome? Were you ever placed on medication?
www.abovetopsecret.com...
I've worked in the military, I've worked for the government and I've worked for defence contractors and I know how incompetent they all are.
The spams can't even get a grip of a bunch of farmers in afghan.
All you people worried about this super mind reading computer just put your tin foil hats on and you will be ok