https://jtem.tumblr.com/post/94716184168
I agree; this JTEM dude is *Brilliant!*
-a-a-a-a ...at least compared to the collective.
https://jtem.tumblr.com/post/94716184168|Which is why the blog post, published on August 14, 2014, has zero |comments??
I agree; this JTEM dude is *Brilliant!*
???????? ...at least compared to the collective.
"Extreme Weather" the bots are calling it, trying to pretend
that it's so hot that it's cold...
We're in a solar minimum. That's why it's cold.
On 9/22/2026 3:25 PM, JTEM wrote:
https://jtem.tumblr.com/post/94716184168
I agree; this JTEM dude is *Brilliant!*
-a-a-a-a-a ...at least compared to the collective.
Which is why the blog post, published on August 14, 2014, has zero comments??
For years he posted his twitter url showing 5 followers.
On 9/22/2026 3:25 PM, JTEM wrote:
https://jtem.tumblr.com/post/94716184168
I agree; this JTEM dude is *Brilliant!*
-a-a-a-a-a ...at least compared to the collective.
Which is why the blog post, published on August 14, 2014, has
zero comments??
Dawn
P.S.-a No doubt that I just increased the unique "page click"
count by at least 20%, perhaps also doubling the "average
engagement time!"
LOL!! 2014?
On 9/22/2026 3:25 PM, JTEM wrote:
https://jtem.tumblr.com/post/94716184168
I agree; this JTEM dude is *Brilliant!*
-a-a-a-a-a ...at least compared to the collective.
Which is why the blog post, published on August 14, 2014, has zero comments??
On 9/22/26 4:29 PM, Dawn Flood wrote:
On 9/22/2026 3:25 PM, JTEM wrote:
https://jtem.tumblr.com/post/94716184168
I agree; this JTEM dude is *Brilliant!*
-a-a-a-a-a ...at least compared to the collective.
Which is why the blog post, published on August 14, 2014, has zero
comments??
Again, you are mentally ill, this is your typical display of your narcissistic personality disorder, but the topic is search for
ALIEN life and not life, given the theory of Panspermia and various
takes on that.
-a-a-a-a-a ...you don't need to know HOW Tumblr notes work, like people
who block you or you block and people whose accounts were nuked
disappear.
And this fact reveals how stupid you are. After all, if you had an
opinion on the topic you didn't believe would embarrass you, you
would not have made this mentally retarded complaint about notes.
It should have been obvious to you:-a No matter how many times you
fixate on notes you don't understand, it's never a response to
what is being stated.
On 9/23/26 3:01 PM, jojo wrote:
LOL!! 2014?
This is fascinating!-a What does the date have to do with
anything?
"But there was no universe in 2014!"
Map it out.
Honey
On 9/23/26 11:56 PM, Dawn Flood wrote:
Honey
Urine stain; you are incapable of deconstructing problems,
ascertaining what is important much less where to focus,
but that's what the post was about... and why you suffered
yet another meltdown.
If Panspermia is right, strictly speaking, there is no
such thing as "Aliens." All life everywhere would descend
from the same common ancestor.
If some flavor of Panspermia is correct, life from one
planet contaminating other words, that kind of requires
a local abiogenesis event -- "Kind of" -- but it *Still*
leaves us with the possibility that any life we could
hope to discover, or realistically hope to reach at some
future point, is just earth life transplanted. It very
well might not be "Alien."
-a-a-a-a ..I'm not prepared to say that in all probability
it wouldn't be alien, given this baby-abiogenesis model,
but it would be a non-zero chance and potentially the
most likely answer...
You?-a You're fucked up. You're a basket of mental illness
you never grasped a word of this, and can only act out.
So why do you read & respond?
HINT:-a The aforementioned mental illness.
Honey,
Do you believe that anything that you post here or elsewhere is going to change our World to any extent whatsoever??
As for Panspermia, it's a more of a conjecture than a hypothesis,
because, realistically, no testable experiment and/or observation can be made either for or against it, making it virtually unfalsifiable.
On 9/24/26 1:08 PM, Dawn Flood wrote:
Honey,
Do you believe that anything that you post here or elsewhere is going
to change our World to any extent whatsoever??
Sugar scoops, right back at ya!
You didn't see that coming?-a You had no clue that the above applies
to you and everything you ever posted, with no exceptions?
As for Panspermia, it's a more of a conjecture than a hypothesis,
Exactly like abiogenesis, you're saying.
because, realistically, no testable experiment and/or observation can
be made either for or against it, making it virtually unfalsifiable.
NOTE:-a There have been *Scientific* experiments trying to replicate abiogenesis GOING BACK GENERATIONS, all of them failing.
As for Panspermia, it's a more of a conjecture than a hypothesis,
because, realistically, no testable experiment and/or observation can be made either for or against it, making it virtually unfalsifiable.-a And,
so, an interesting idea, but just that, an idea, and probably, an unnecessary one, as a "RNA World" is probably the best explanation that Science has for abiogenesis.
As for Panspermia, it's a more of a conjecture than a hypothesis, becaus= e,=20
realistically, no testable experiment and/or observation can be made eit= her=20
for or against it, making it virtually unfalsifiable.=C2=A0
On Thu, 24 Sep 2026, Lane W wrote:
As for Panspermia, it's a more of a conjecture than a hypothesis,
because, realistically, no testable experiment and/or observation can
be made either for or against it, making it virtually unfalsifiable.
I wonder how many of the things we base our entire understanding of ourselves on are just conjecture, storytelling, and narrative?
On Thu, 24 Sep 2026, Lane W wrote:
As for Panspermia, it's a more of a conjecture than a hypothesis,
because, realistically, no testable experiment and/or observation can
be made either for or against it, making it virtually unfalsifiable.
I wonder how many of the things we base our entire understanding of ourselves on are just conjecture, storytelling, and narrative?
On Thu, 24 Sep 2026, Lane W wrote:
As for Panspermia, it's a more of a conjecture than a hypothesis,
because, realistically, no testable experiment and/or observation can
be made either for or against it, making it virtually unfalsifiable.
I wonder how many of the things we base our entire understanding of ourselves on are just conjecture, storytelling, and narrative?
Hopefully none. I'm kind of relieved by the recent news item, 'If there's alien life near us, it's probably not very advanced'
NOTE: If it doesn't have to be pure, unadulterated Panspermia,
you can do this anywhere in the solar system. Because, now get
this, whether it originated after the Big Bang or was thrown
off the earth by an asteroid impact, it checks the box...
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