Der intellektuelle anschluss geht weiter

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edward witten, edward witten princeton, christopher l eisgruber princeton, ias princeton
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A distress call from your civilization

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Physicsville

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The divining rod Casebook it is here!

This Casebook is an investigative report on LIGO instrumentation, composed of graphics from this site. You can download/read it at the Internet Archives here.

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thomas f rosenbaum caltech, l rafael reif mit, f king alexander lsu

Corruptions in physics establishment and media go hand in hand

I present below two Nobel elephants in the physics establishment’s parlor that no one wants to talk about. And the Nobel organization remains mum.

Does the public have a right to know such things, especially when they are given information overload about the glorious discoverers connected to these images?

Does the public have a right to know such things when billions of dollars of their money are being spent on these?

Does the public have a right to know such things when their youngsters are being corrupted with fraudulent science and their kids are being taught false science in schools?

Does the public have a right to know such things that show that their most trusted academics are betraying them without any scruples?

Does the public have a right to know such things that show that when non-scientific leaders of nations try to do right by science, it is the physicists and the reporters that are screwing over the world?

And who is to inform the public?

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france cordova nsf, anne kinney nsf, allison lerner nsf, diane souvaine tufts, diane souvaine nsb, anneila sargent caltech, fiona harrison caltech, thomas f rosenbaum caltech, l rafael reif mit, royal swedish academy of sciences
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Inspirationslager Lindau: The creation of monsteroids

A DARK NEW YEAR MESSAGE FOR HUMANITY

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LIGO fraud in physics gut

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Physicsville synergy

“The Astrophysics and Cosmology Theory program supports proposals that primarily are involved with theoretical particle astrophysics and big-bang cosmology as well as more speculative string theory-inspired cosmologies.
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Research in cosmology and astrophysics topics not mentioned above is supported by the Astronomy and Astrophysics Research Grants Program in the MPS Division of Astronomical Sciences.”

– NSF Statement

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BIG BANG fraud explained in plain text

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LIGO fraud explained in plain text

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