U.S. Navy Has Patents on Tech It Says Will ‘Engineer the Fabric of Reality’

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If you want an example of why there needs to be a fundamental shift in the way news is delivered, look no further than this article.

It’s a “compact fusion reactor”. This “tech” hasn’t been proven on a large scale, let alone the scale the article is mentioning.

Not to mention this could just be psyops to waste other countries military budgets to begin with

But ya'll.... what if.........

I don't know, call me skeptical but cool shit shows up in the news all the time. It seems like if even a quarter of it made it to production we'd have cell phone batteries that only needed charged once a month at this point. If anyone in the world did have access to science fiction tech it would be the US military, though, so who knows.

You aren't wrong. But on the other hand it seems obvious that the US military has much more advanced tech than the public is aware of

Obvious how? Can you give examples?

It's literally just the same so-called "UFO patent" nonsense that keeps getting posted here and that was just confirmed to be nothing[0,1].

It was fun for a minute but I feel like there's no longer anything new or interesting to take from the story. Dr. Pais is a fraud, the patents are bogus, the Navy doesn't have anti-gravity or super-tiny fusion reactors, this isn't evidence for UFOs or the tic-tac videos or any such thing. Let's move on.

[0]https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/39012/the-navy-finally...

[1]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26000380

Oh cool, the military is launching a social media platform? Bold move, we'll see how it works for them

Only thing they are engineering is money from taxpayers

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