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2022-12-13 20:00:41 Critics of Darwin's theory of evolution appear more and more as scientists decode the genetic code of different species and learn about phylogenetic conflicts (facts that contradict the evolutionary scenario).

For example, they found similarities between a number of genes in dolphins and bats: related to hearing, deafness, vision (they are related to echolocation ability in dolphins and in bats).

This does not fit Darwin's scenario - the species are very far apart. Modern Darwinists have even coined the term "horizontal gene transfer" - it's their excuse stick when the theory doesn't work. But it doesn't work here either: if we measure the degree of relatedness by DNA, it turns out that bat species with echolocation are closer to dolphins than to bats without echolocation.

Such a wonderful theory: when you try to prove it, it breaks down.

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2022-12-12 20:00:41 Video from Chelyabinsk with exposed buried 1 floor.

The foundation is older than the whole building, again built on the remains of the old building? On the left is a door going into the ground and windows, apparently with views of underground life. When they say they built it that way, I always suspect the person is being exquisitely mocked. People can't really believe in the idea of mass construction of doors going nowhere, can they?

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2022-12-11 20:00:42 What is this?
This is a real pyramid made by the Egyptians.

Along with the "perfect" ancient structures, there are "not perfect" ones. They are quite consistent with the time of creation.

Most likely, people tried to repeat what they already see. But it turned out as they could - clumsily and not symmetrically.

There are many such examples at Giza. There is the Cheops pyramid, and there are already crumbling small pyramids, they are more like sand hills. You can say for sure about them - the ancient Egyptians built them.

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2022-12-09 20:00:42 Another issue of Technics for Young People from 1936 describes the revolutionary CHP technology.

In short, the problem with expensive electricity was that to produce it, you had to heat water steam to 365 degrees and then create a pressure of 200 atmospheres. And the metal parts from such numbers were covered with scale, rusted and required frequent replacement.

But in 1914, the first mercury-water stations appeared. Already in 1933, such a unit worked on an industrial scale at the General Electric Company station. And it seems everything was fine - mercury at 8 atmospheres gave 500 degrees, the equipment does not oxidize and rust, and installation takes ten times less space. The world was on the verge of cheap electricity and, as it turned out, World War II. Countries had no money, cheap electricity with expensive initial construction was not part of the plans for post-war reconstruction.

Too bad, the current electricity bills don't suit me at all.

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