yeah trallyus, since I found this link, I've found other links explaining it all but they don't have definite answers either. Why would they cover it up? Wait its the government we are talking about. Another thing we'll never know the truth about.

Until they declassify the information (I don't know how long it takes, or even if they have to) we won't know anymore than what they choose to divulge to the public. And even if all the videos and documents are released, I don't know if they will reveal anything. It is an interesting video and thanks for sharing.

The world may never know.

I thought this was interesting

Shy Russian may have made maths breakthrough

EXETER (Reuters) - A reclusive Russian may have solved one of the world's toughest mathematics problems and stands to win $1 million (560 million pounds) -- but he doesn't appear to care.

Grigori Perelman from St. Petersburg claims to have solved the horrendously complicated Poincare Conjecture that tries to explain the behaviour of multi-dimensional shapes in space, thereby making himself eligible for the prize offered by the Massachusetts-based Clay Mathematics Institute.

But there's a snag. He has simply posted his results on the Internet and left his peers to work out for themselves whether he is right -- something they are still struggling to do.
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Sounds like Good Will Hunting.

Haha, it has been almost two years and they are still working on it..

Perhaps he understood that it was better that people resolve that it is right on their own, instead of him painfully trying to explain every little detail to them as if they were children. As they are either close minded, or just cant accept or otherwise understand what has been put forth. For if there were someone who could talk and understand him on his level of understanding this problem, they probably would have figured it out themselves.

Yeah, if they aren't smart enough to figure it out on their own how the hell is he going to prove to them that he's correct?

Perhaps after years and years of trying to prove it isn't right and failing all the same, they will finally admit that perhaps it may be right, until they can somehow prove that he is wrong.

I thought all paypal was was service you used like a credit card but it seems I am wrong after reading this story . I guess it is different since they are telling people now you will be fined up to $500 for using the paypal service for gambling,porn, or buying drugs from uncertified sellers.

Looks like they are cracking down on people.

Damn, now I gotta pay for my hookers and smack with a regular credit card? This sucks.

Now the wife will know!!

Folks, this is a problem. Many people predicted this:

http://english.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200409/200409120037.html

I read that last night TOR. All reports say there was a mushroom cloud, but I read that if it was nuclear ,that government satellites would have picked it up and set off alot of alarms. If the alarms were set off, its not being acted on by officials or stuff is happening in secret as the blast happened 3 days ago and is only just now being reported on.

Personally , we will probably never know what exactly happened since alot of times the truth is ever told when something that big takes place

True. I don't know how much stock you can take, but this has been predicted by Ed Dames. I'm trying to find the next event he foresaw. He had laid out a chain of events but I lost my link when the computer crashed.

Is he the next Nostradamas?

No. He's a technical remote viewer, not a natural psychic. Some of what he's said has come true including this so I figured I'd listen to the rest... If I can find it. I know I posted a link to the site over a LV but it must be too old by now.

looks like those Mac users will be happy with this news as well as others


A Silicon Valley startup claims to have cracked one of most elusive goals of the software industry: a near-universal emulator that allows software developed for one platform to run on any other, with almost no performance hit.

Transitive Corp. of Los Gatos, California, claims its QuickTransit software allows applications to run "transparently" on multiple hardware platforms, including Macs, PCs, and numerous servers and mainframes.

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Looks like Jeeves may be getting a make over

Internet butler Jeeves--star of eponymous search engine Ask Jeeves--has gone missing, leaving many to wonder where he's gone and when or if he will be back.

Others may simply be tempted to wonder whether anybody will actually miss him.

Jeeves has come in for some stick over the years for returning results which often left users confused and his service has long been surpassed by search giants such as Google.

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