Imagine that they get some technology that gives them advantage, but at the same time they afraid that if they reveal it to the public - other corporations and governments of other countries start developing their own prototypes of this technology. And i am talking about some technological solutions that may be obscure to the point where even mentioning it in the patent might give someone else a clue on how to replicate it, what approach to take in tackling the problems unlocking this technology.

 

Don't have to go that far. Often good money, contracts and threat of enforcment works.

But if you patent it you can sue others if they use this technology.

If you don't patent it and someone manages to steal the technology and patents it himself. You are going to have a bad time.

Does not matter. If the top 5% of every year of engineering students get some position were they are unable to tell anyone about it, it would come out eventually.

I read The Montauk Project: Experiments in Time and found the Truthism web site sometime in 2006 or 2007 and simply assumed that anything, everything is possible and is, in fact, very true, real, and available in the present. I told myself something to the effect of: "assume everything to be possible, true, and real and work my way from there."

 

This may have contributed to my progressing mental illness eventually resulting in full-blown psychosis by 2019.

Idk about that but there is a lot of potentially revolutionary technology that has been cast out of the public eye and that hardly anyone knows about

Eg:

 

-The paralysis cure that was achieved with Darek Fidyka in 2014 using stem cells taken from his nose

-DRACO antivirals, an antiviral drug technology that has the same potential to wipe out all viral disease as has been achieved with antibiotics vs bacterial disease

-LK99 will soon be forgotten and people will start to pretend it was just a hoax

LK99 was already forgotten, really strange. When it was in the news, there were isolated mentions of similar technology ideas appearing in the past and vanishing without trace

 

You'd think Koreans who had a chunk of this material would run aplenty of demonstrations

This was not yet clear a month ago when I made that post.

 

Them Goreans did bost experiments supposedly demonstrating LK99's superconductivity but they were mistaken about the reason why the material demonstrated the behavior that it did. They also bosted instructions for manufacturing the material, which many did, and they also bosted an article or two explaining the supposed mechanism behind the superconductivity. It was not a hoax, it was just a mistake that a bunch of scientists made.

 

As for the other things I mentioned, those things actually do work and have been experimentally verified

i think i SAW this technology before, maybe in some movie or something

 

 

 

ah, it was in this movie

Is it development, or just disclosure?

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