Everyone ' s a cunt , we ' re all going to die , this is a computer simulation . <| sep |> The guy thinks that white men are drawn to agriculture because it ' s in their genes , as if that ' s why there are more white farmers in the US than black . Anybody at all selfaware would realise that their ideology is bogus when you start having to make such outrageously ridiculous claims as that <| sep |> We ' ve been an actual bend don ' t break all season . Usually we make people settle for field goals . What we had before was just break . <| sep |> Is your QR touching the controller ? If so , you should really consider moving it . AE is going to grab channels from the source that it is closest to , which is going to be those adjacent controller blocks . Any time I ' ve seen a problem where breaking and replacing a cable temporarily fixes a problem like this , it is always a channel management issue . Without a better view of the network , I can ' t really provide much more help . Unless you found an obscure bug in AE 2 , I can guarantee you have cables touching someplace where they shouldn ' t be . One other thing to remember is that AE blocks will all transmit channels to adjacent blocks . So , for instance , if you have two stacks of 8 interfaces each hooked up to separate smart cables , but those stacks of interfaces touch in any way such as sharing a molecular assembler , you will cause a channel issue .