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The Amish: "Who's laughing now, English?"
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Dude been real quiet after last week
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That's enough YouTube shorts for tonight
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I believe we did just have a decent solar flare like a week ago. Beautiful aurora borealis.
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I watched a physicist speak last night on the solar flare of May 10th, 2024. He stated that the Carrington event was considered a G5 event. He said that a large number of physicists, NASA included, said the recent May 10 solar flair event was also regarded as a G5 as well, and that many regions in the African Continent were affected, but did not affect the rest of the world as seriously. They believed most of the impact just missed us. The physicists name was Anton Petrov.
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I can almost surmise that we were thousands of years ahead at one point in the past and that there was an event that shattered humanity and made us restart.
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Not to our knees, but to our roots
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This is the type of shit that humbles me as a human being, we are in no way in control as much as we think we are. The universe dictates where we were, are and will be and just as quickly as the big bang created it all, it can just as quickly fade away.
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Its gonna happen again eventually.
Its not a matter of if.
So the community thats able to live without electricity and running water will make it out alive and rebuild.
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Man that would cost alot but it would be so good for society in the long run
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It didn't burn down all the telegraph stations. Some of the employees noticed the increase in electricity and disconnected the wires. For the stations that did this, they were still able to send and receive telegraphs. That's an oddball summary, look up what they did to prevent a complete disaster. It's worth it.
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I am proud that Richard used his observatory in my home town!
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they happen all the time but not as intense
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what we just went through was tantamount to the carrington event. this guy’s just saying what everyone wants to hear
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Bring us to our knees or, set us free
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I think our infrastructure now is better equipped, i think we would fare somewhat better. One consideration is that we now use alternating current, whereas during the carrington event it was all direct current, so all that extra power was driven into electronics with nowhere to go. I could be wrong, but the carrington event was in the X45 range of power, and we had an X35 like 20 years ago that didnt light anything on fire or burn stuff out.
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What we have now that they didn't have then: circuit breakers.
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I love how he has to clarify between human perspective and the vastness/scale of space itself. If he hadn’t done that, every online would dismiss him and this story altogether.
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I was 23 when this happened and haven’t aged a day since
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@CivitasYT
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Clip taken from JRE #1124
Song used; In Essence by Ka$tro
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