https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onXiPWQsGPMTranslating the explanation:> We were able to perform the anomalous teleportation of a point from A to B, 150 mm away.> In practice, according to Antônio, the equipment works by inverting time and space. The process, as explainedby him, allows the object to change location without passing through a channel, tube, or any type of inductor that connects the two points. > [Antônio] You place a sphere or a bubble in inductor A, where there is a beam of leptons and hadrons, a field strength of 1.4, a frequency of 1.4 GHz, and a magnetic field of 1.5 Tesla. By combining all these fields, you create a reversal of time and space and are able to teleport the object from A to B,without passing between the two inductors.> This is an "anomalous translocation device", the PHL. It is a particle accelerator that allows you to translocate an object from A to B without following a straight, linear, or ballistic trajectory. Construction began 48 years ago. He said he wrote 3 books about it but he's going to try to get scientific recognition too
>150 mmOoh my heckin science! I can't wait to teleport my cock 150 mm deeper into your mom's cunt to stimulate her cervix
One comment later>guy is a known charlatan who has already been detained for impersonating brazilian air force and has no credentials to his name, no phd, no master>has already pulled of a scam of this sort beforewhy even post this facebook boomer meme level scam garbage?>>17042661Do you "people" talk like this in public, too? Do all your college dropout buddies laugh? Do they clap?
>>17042662i mean what if he's right?
>>17042662I talk that way to my girlfriend all the time. She loves it.
>>17042663an attention seeking con artist with no credentials and a setup that glows in technicolor colors is unfathomably unlikely to be correct.>>17042668I am glad you did not let the chances of .1% dissuade you and found yourself a fellow trisomy 21 gf.
>>17042663then his process is rigorously documented and is reproducible by an independent labof course, the opposite is also true: if he's not right, then his process is not rigorously documented and is not reproducible by an independent labguess which one is the actual case
>>17042659>In practice, according to Antônio, the equipment works by inverting time and spaceIf the boldness of the claim didn't clue you in that this was horseshit, this statement right here should.
ANTONIO!
>>17042692I'll be waiting for the verdict of the peer reviewers from Science before dismissing it
>>17042751Before you reach the peer review stage, you have to claim something that's not retarded on the face of it.
>>17042760Your mom claimed you. It’s on the birth certificate at the courthouse.Go look it up for yourself. NYPA
>>17042659This guy is like if you picked a random 1880's charlatan Wikipedia page and changes the dates to the 21st century, he has done pretty much every scam they did back then (claiming to invent new sciences, claiming to create gold, impersonating army and university staff and so on)
>>17042829What if hes right tho?
