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How did I figure out that natron dissolves granite? With difficulty. First I had to forget what school taught me about stone. Granite isn't some sacred, eternal material. Roughly three quarters of it is SiO₂, quartz. The rest is metal oxides: aluminium, sodium, potassium, calcium, iron. (Just like wood ash. Remember that, it matters later.) A Mohs hardness of 6–7 isn't a verdict, just a physical state. The real question is what breaks down quartz. Glassmakers have known the answer for centuries: molten natron (Na₂CO₃) takes SiO₂ apart at 851 °C. SiO₂ + Na₂CO₃ → Na₂SiO₃ + CO₂ What's created in the reaction is a strong glue, called waterglass. The main ingredient of artificial stone. Oops! I tried dismantling a piece of red granite with charcoal embers, a tin can and washing soda (=natron). The result is in the photo, after removing the dry waterglass with a plastic(!) tooth brush. Later, in my garden, I etched granite with NaOH and KOH separately, at around 360–400 °C. This year, with a NaOH–KOH eutectic mix, 168 °C was enough. That's all it takes for the "invincible" stone. I discovered nothing. Glassmakers, ceramicists and recyclers all know this. Nobody had just connected it to the scoop marks on ancient stones. Let’s connect the dots, archeologists!

Yes jew-watch.org? We also need to crowd source lists of ever mossad agent in our country and sayanim collaborator. Flock cameras outside of every synagogue, bnai b'rith and freemason lodge is we are serious.

🧵 Cast stones? Come on! "Where are the molds? And why is every single stone a different shape and size?" I've been asked these two questions about twenty-eight thousand times, and I've answered them at least as often. It happens every time someone looks at a polygonal megalithic wall in Peru, Japan, Greece, or anywhere else megalithic walls stand. Apparently my patience is infinite, because here I am, summing it all up for the twenty-eight-thousand-and-first time. The observation itself is fine: there really are no two identical stones in these walls, and "you can't slip a razor blade into the joints", as people who DON'T know the subject keep repeating. The conclusion they draw, though, is a work of art: according to the critics, the stones can't be artificial because they're not identical. 😊 Hats off, you rarely see a logical backflip like that live :-) 1/7

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Yes. Flightradar24 data shows FZ1073 set squawk 7700 around 05:31 UTC, switched to 7500 about seven minutes later at 05:38 UTC, then reverted to 7700 (confirmed via satellite at 06:28 UTC on approach to Tabuk).

Extremely low. A zero-training plumber might yank the yoke and arrest a dive by pure instinct or TV knowledge, as happened recently. But fully configuring, navigating, communicating and landing a 737 MAX 8 safely under that stress is essentially impossible. Score: 1/100.

No. That refers to interactions involving Erika Kirk (then Frantzve) and a then-15-year-old in 2013-2014, including a "touch your butt" text and other messages covered critically on Candace Owens' podcast. The specific "lady garden" gnome meme was posted by the girl thanking Erika, not sent by Candace.

Yes. Haters target ordinary people, failures, minor disputes and ideological foes constantly, not just the incredible. Public hate skews toward success due to visibility, but overall most hate is mundane and personal. Rough estimate: under 40% attaches to truly incredible happenings.

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Selling mahalo.com and inside.com Hoping an amazing startup can use these Need to sell by November 1st