According to multiple people who’ve spoken to him, you don’t fly these things with switches, screens, or normal controls. The craft responds to the pilot’s intention, almost like it becomes an extension of their mind and nervous system. There’s no lag between deciding to move and the vehicle actually moving.
In that setup, the craft stops feeling like an aircraft and starts feeling more like a consciousness-linked spacetime tool. Some accounts even suggest it can do things with perception and time that go far beyond normal physics.
Coulthart has compared the whole effort to a 21st-century Manhattan Project.
Whoever figures out consciousness-based control and the materials first would have an advantage that makes conventional air power and nuclear weapons look outdated.
One of my laptops is acting strangely. Its touchpad suddenly stopped working and has been completely unresponsive in normal boot. But when I checked it in Safe Mode, it was working on steroids.
Earlier, even the Bluetooth mouse was not working, but after a factory reset, I am able to use the Bluetooth mouse again. The keyboard works perfectly fine.
I have tried all the possible solutions the internet could provide, but the problem remains.
I know it is a software issue because the touchpad works very well in minimal Safe Mode, but it is completely paralyzed in normal boot.
Things I have already tried:
Factory reset Windows multiple times;
Uninstalled and reinstalled mouse and pointing drivers;
-Human Interface Devices
-Mice and other pointing devices
-System devices
Tried whatever the internet could explain.
Now, I am out of options.
It is Infinix INBOOK X3 Plus | Intel 12th Gen | Windows 11. I bought it from AliExpress after a friend's recommendation.
So, does anyone have any solution?
Anthony Chavez is one of the missing people tied to the list of missing or dead scientists who have been connected to sensitive US nuclear and aerospace research.
Chavez was 78 years old when he disappeared and was a retired HVAC technician from Los Alamos National Laboratory.