No

The wiki suggests you need to learn the difference between Hollywood and history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Bean

Even in NYC a single warhead would not kill millions. Anywhere else and it wouldn't be even close to a million.

All nuclear weapons have always worked that way. Even the one in this incident.

Which makes it an emergent property. It is a property of the interaction between the fermions (Helium-3) and not a property of the fermions.

No it isn't. Another example of an emergent property is the super fluidity of liquid helium. It is a property of a system that is not a property of its components nor immediately obvious from the properties of those components, but that arises when a large number of those parts interact as a system.

Just because you don't understand a word does not make it technobabble. Jargon yes, babble no.

Far and away one of my favorite Heinlein quotes.

Thank for affirming that in that shithole of a country, 24/7 stalking is considered a good thing.

Even then, 15/16 times it's still pretty good.

You wouldn't happen to have a newsletter, would you?

You're right. Para-military thugs work just as well.

Maybe this has changed in the United States of Fascism, but every where else in the world, if someone is hired to stalk you 24/7, that is generally considered spying. Even if they only observe you when you're in public.

Seeing as he did not levy war against the US the only grounds for treason would be if you claimed he was aiding the enemy. Since he did not give the enemy (and which speciously defined group is that anyway?) means to avoid surveillance (if anything we've learned there is no avoiding it at all), it's not anywhere close to the definition given in the constitution.

Given that the Patriot Act was passed 98 to 1 in an evenly split Senate, you don't get to blame the Republicans. They ALL voted yes.

And you expect this government to be only unreasonable? That fairy dust you're snorting must be powerful stuff indeed.