Wikipedia: “The Dillon-Wagoner Graviton Polarity Generator, known colloquially as the ‘spindizzy,’ is a fictitious anti-gravity device imagined by James Blish for his series ‘Cities in Flight.‘“
—) But actually, acting upon the basic principles as described by Blish, Elon Musk has constructed a small working model in his laboratories. Donald Trump will wear a contraption powered by the device and rise into the air in the final weeks of his campaign. Naturally, his MAGA supporters, who thought he could miraculously walk on water, will now believe he can float through the air. They may even believe he is an angel that is finally revealing his true nature. Of course, high-ranking Republicans will not dissuade them of that belief.
Since the spindizzy principle can very efficiently lift large masses, even whole cities, should Trump by some wild stretch of imagination lose the upcoming election — he might detach Mar-a-Lago from the Earth to take it into Space. He may even take whole Red states with him.
Wikipedia: “The Dillon-Wagoner Graviton Polarity Generator, known colloquially as the ‘spindizzy,’ is a fictitious anti-gravity device imagined by James Blish for his series ‘Cities in Flight.‘“
—) But actually, acting upon the basic principles as described by Blish, Elon Musk has constructed a small working model in his laboratories. Donald Trump will wear a contraption powered by the device and rise into the air in the final weeks of his campaign. Naturally, his MAGA supporters, who thought he could miraculously walk on water, will now believe he can float through the air. They may even believe he is an angel that is finally revealing his true nature. Of course, high-ranking Republicans will not dissuade them of that belief.
Since the spindizzy principle can very efficiently lift large masses, even whole cities, should Trump by some wild stretch of imagination lose the upcoming election — he might detach Mar-a-Lago from the Earth to take it into Space. He may even take whole Red states with him.
And good riddance, I say. (— (—