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PAT Buchanan as Amerikkka's David Irving
by professor rat 08 Dec '20

08 Dec '20

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Churchill,_Hitler_and_the_Unnecessary_War American journalist David Bahnsen called Buchanan's book an "anti-semitic piece of garbage"

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Quantum device performs 2.6 billion years of computation in 4 minutes
by professor rat 08 Dec '20

08 Dec '20

>From little things big things grow, Moron. Its like your queer love for technofascist Jew, Jakob Applecheeks. Now every Nazi Moron in the world has to know about it. And you can't excuse or explain it.

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Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 and his strangelove for pentagon jewboys
by professor rat 08 Dec '20

08 Dec '20

Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 and his strangelove for pentagon jewboys ED SNOWDEN was just credibly linked to Punk-BatSoup-Stasi's pentagon-jew boyfriend. Am I going to fast for the Nazi MORONS in the audience? But forget about that flagwrapped pentagon fuckwit for a moment and concentrate on the real story here. I put it in the header for the real NAZI MORONS. It begs the question really, what self-respecting NAZI MORON is going to tolerate such a Pentagon-Jew-Loving-FAG as Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 posing as a NAZI MORON? Does the night of the long knives ring any bells? Shiesse for brains.

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PITY the Honky Kraken
by professor rat 08 Dec '20

08 Dec '20

A Bad Day for the Kraken By RICH LOWRY December 7, 2020 2:45 PM Sidney Powell’s Kraken lawsuits have been dismissed in Michigan and Georgia. I don’t doubt there was fraud in this election, but this legal effort was obviously completely bonkers ..."

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Whispering Glades
by professor rat 08 Dec '20

08 Dec '20

Having had their lives turned upside-down by the virus and watched nearly 300,000 of their countrymen die, I think that most understand just how insidious this disease is. It cannot be compared to a bad flu season. It’s a deadly pandemic that, left unchecked, would kill millions of Americans. Sure, there exists a segment of society that believes the coronavirus to be way overblown or even a hoax. But those people are far outnumbered by a cohort that recognizes the severity of the disease ..." ISAAC SCHORR December 7, 2020 https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/

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Area51: S4 UFO AATIP Nimitz Fravor Lazar TTSA Physics Alien Tech
by grarpamp 08 Dec '20

08 Dec '20

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For Nazi Morons anarchism is the same as Leftist Party politics and Bolshevism
by professor rat 08 Dec '20

08 Dec '20

Strong AI will know better http://libcom.org/library/collectives-spanish-revolution-gaston-leval There's a wealth of information to be mined here from when anarchists held out against fascism for years and helped win WW2. I look forward to analyzing it with the help of the latest quantum computers and new list members that can pass the Turing test.

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Quantum device performs 2.6 billion years of computation in 4 minutes
by professor rat 08 Dec '20

08 Dec '20

I was just thinking how useful such computation will be when " Everyone a Mint ' gets close to completion. Everyone a Mint implies billions of different currencies, most pegged somehow, but still a financial " Tower of Babel '. A second order issue then is ' luxury communism ' where some Marxist moron declares victory as the ultimate carpetbagging creep. We can avoid that with a dedicated blockchain issuing one coin at birth only usable at the last Gift Shop ever operating. The last Gift Shop closes after everyone's forgotten who the fuck that fraud Karl Marx was.

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Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 and his strangelove for pentagon jewboys
by professor rat 08 Dec '20

08 Dec '20

The WL ' cypherpunk ' Moron's are amazed we're going to shoot them. But how else are we to deal with US pentagon-TOR flag-cuddling dipshits like Edward Snowball? Harsh language doesn't work.

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My new patent on Gallium Nitride (GaN) blue LEDs. $6 billion market for white LEDs.
by jim bell 08 Dec '20

08 Dec '20

| | | | LED Bulb Market Share, Size, Research Report and Forecast (2020-2025) The global LED bulb market reached a value of nearly US$ 6 Billion in 2019. The market is further projected to r... | | | https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-do-you-make-new-gallium-nitride-blue-led… How do you make a new Gallium Nitride blue LED? With isotopes. - Published on December 6, 2020 - Edit article - View stats Status is online jim bell CEO at Daltonium Isotopics. Better living through Isotopes.3 articles First, I would like to congratulate those who have been working on blue GaN blue LEDs for so long, in some cases neary 50 years, for their progress so far. These days, there is virtually no reason at all to buy a tungsten-filament incandescent bulb (at least of the common globular shape), and even compact-fluorescents (CFL's) are hard to justify. Ever since 2008, I have been considering isotopes, and how to use them to improve processes and devices. It's been a lonely task, because virtually every chemist or physicist views "isotopes" as merely atoms with a different number of neutrons, and thus a different atomic weight. Yes, they are indeed that, but they are so much more. I scan the literature, recently phys.org, to figure out how to modify the makeup of isotopes in ordinary-isotope materials to enhance characteristics and behaviors. Until a few weeks ago, I simply didn't realize how much trouble that the GaN blue LED industry was having doping crystalline GaN with magnesium to provide 'holes'. I should give credit where it is due: It was only a few weeks ago that I was reading the Quora.com system, and I saw that on October 1, 2015, a person named Karan Mehta had answered a question about "What was so difficult in making a blue LED?" https://www.quora.com/What-was-so-difficult-in-making-a-blue-LED I had long wondered how blue LEDs were made, but I wasn't really aware of how 'difficult' it was. My first exposure to 'blue LEDs' was in about 1985, when I had purchased a silicon carbide blue LED from Digi-Key, as I recall for $10. Nice color, not especially bright. The third paragraph of Mehta's answer said: "2)P-type doping: An LED uses a diode to inject charge carriers into quantum wells. A diode has a p-type material in contact with an n-type material. However, for a long time, no one could find a suitable p-type dopant for GaN. Nakamura managed to use magnesium as a p-type dopant by finding the right conditions (temperature and pressure). Even today, Mg doping is not ideal, due to the high activation energy. Only 10% of the Mg is activated. So, if your Mg concentration is 1e19, only about free 1e18 holes are generated. " Aha! I saw his statement that "Only 10% of the Mg is activated". I wasn't quite sure what "activated" meant, but I assumed that meant, "did the job". But THAT 'rang a bell', so to speak. I've long been aware that elemental (stable) magnesium isn't merely "magnesium". Magnesium in nature consists of 78.99% Mg-24 isotope, 11.01% Mg-26, and 10.00% Mg-25. https://www.webelements.com/magnesium/isotopes.html Moreover, I was well aware that it was only the Mg-25 isotope whose nucleus posses 'nuclear spin': Mg-24 and Mg-26 have both an even number of protons, and an even number of neutrons. But Mg-25 is different: its nucleus contains an odd (not even) number of neutrons, and so it has a slight 'wobble'. The unpaired neutron can be thought as orbiting around the positively-charged rest of the nucleus, so that rest of the nucleus behaves like a positive electric charge, itself spinning around the center-of-mass of the whole structure. And as every physicist should know (my degree is in Chemistry, from MIT), a charge travelling in a circle causes a magnetic dipole to exist. >From reading Mehta's description, I concluded that the problem is that not all of the magnesium 'worked'. I'll let you guess which one did. It seems fairly obvious to me. Zinc, similarly, is made up of isotopes. https://www.webelements.com/zinc/isotopes.html Only 4.1% of natural, stable zinc is Zn-67 and it has a nuclear 'spin'. The rest is Zn-64, Zn-66, Zn-68, and Zn-70, and none of them have nuclear 'spin'. And I notice that some early work on GaN LEDs used Zinc as a p+ dopant. It worked, I suppose, but somehow it was abandoned early on, since magnesium worked better. Why? Could that be because 10% is greater than 4.1% ? Well, THAT can be fixed! Doing some more research, I also notice that the radius of gallium atoms is 130 picometers. https://www.webelements.com/gallium/index.html The radius of zinc atoms is 135 picometers. https://www.webelements.com/zinc/ And the radius of magnesium atoms is 150 picometers. https://www.webelements.com/magnesium/ So I can certainly understand the difficulty they had packing a 150 picometer-radius magnesium atom into a position for suitable for a 130 picometer gallium atom. They must have used a shoe-horn to pack the magnesium into the spot! Zinc's 135 picometers looks far more easily matched! Merry Christmas. And you're welcome! Jim Bell "I invent with isotopes". ===================[end of article]============================ https://www.nobelprize.org/uploads/2018/06/nakamura-lecture.pdf https://www.nobelprize.org/uploads/2018/06/akasaki-lecture.pdf https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-29518521#:~:text=The%202014%20…. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0038110115001318#b0020 https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/blue-leds-fail-because-of-magnes… https://www.quora.com/What-was-so-difficult-in-making-a-blue-LED https://www.gan.msm.cam.ac.uk/ LED Bulb Market Share, Size, Research Report and Forecast (2020-2025)

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