September 2024
Geometrodynamics
Level 1 – Surface Web
Geometrodynamics is a concept developed by physicist John Archibald Wheeler, which describes gravity as the curvature of spacetime rather than a force acting at a distance. This theory suggests that the geometry of space itself is dynamic and can be influenced by the presence of mass and energy. In conspiracy circles, some speculate that geometrodynamics could be linked to secret technologies or hidden scientific breakthroughs related to the control of gravitational forces.
LINKS
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometrodynamics
https://arxiv.org/pdf/grqc/0409123.pdf
Asemic Writing
Level 0 – Common Web
Asemic writing is a wordless open semantic form of writing.[1][2][3] The word asemic means “having no specific semantic content”, or “without the smallest unit of meaning”.
LINKS
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asemic_writing
Clifford Book Incident
Level 4 – Charter Web
Copy Of Book Called “Clifford The Big Red Dog Reads Hegel”, In Which Clifford And His Owner Visit A Library To Become Smarter. After Taking Hegel’S Famous Phenomenology Of Spirit Off The Shelf, And Reading The First Line, The Book Descends Into A Psychotic Digression Into The True Nature Of Reality And Consciousness, Arguing That Since Whoever Reading The Book Is Obviously Conscious Enough To Experience It, That The Reader Must Be The Most Conscious Being In The Universe By Virtue Of The Fact He Is Not Experiencing Himself From The Vantage Point Of Anyone Else. The Author Claims That Because He Can Clearly Remember Writing The Book, That He, Too, At One Time Was The Most Conscious Being In Reality, And Now That Has Been Passed Onto Whoever Is “Here” Enough To Be Reading His Words. Testing Was Halted For Fear Of Placing Universe In Ontological Jeopardy, Given The Fact That Whoever Has Not Read The Book Cannot Be Said To Exist In Any Real Sense.
Moscow Hostage Crisis Chemical Agent
Level 1 – Surface Web
During the Moscow theater hostage crisis in 2002, Russian forces used a mysterious chemical agent to subdue the Chechen militants holding hostages. Officially, the substance used was an aerosolized form of fentanyl. However, conspiracy theories suggest that the actual agent was a secret, experimental chemical weapon, and that its use was a test for future operations. The high number of fatalities among the hostages adds to the suspicion that the full truth has not been disclosed.
LINKS
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moscow_hostage_crisis_chemical_agent
Simonton痴 pancakes
Level 3 – Deep Web
In 1961, farmer Joe Simonton claimed to have received pancakes from extraterrestrials who landed near his home. These “alien pancakes” have baffled researchers, with some believing they were a gift from beings trying to communicate or share their technology. The mystery of Simonton’s pancakes remains unsolved, adding to the enigma of UFO encounters.
Shannan Gilbert 911 Call
Level 4 – Charter Web
A woman called 911 shortly before her murder. Other voices and sounds can be heard in the background. The family is hoping to analyze and identify the background voices
Phantom Settlement
Level 1 – Surface Web
Basically mapmakers would make up towns as a copyright trap. If they saw these fake towns on other maps they could sue for copyright infringement. Although some weird things have come from this practice such as real cities being made and the conspiracy of Bielefeld Gemany which many people don’t believe exists despite there being over 300,000 citizens.
LINKS
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantom_settlement