In our home we have no router, all technology is wired and none of us have wireless tech, except my husband who has a cellphone (for work) and it's switched off 95% of time. No cell towers in close proximity, closest one appr. 3 to 4 kilometres away and our house is shielded by trees. Long story short, we went on vacation in Mexico and to our (unpleasant) surprise our vacation home was located on the top floor of a building on a hillside and smack dab in the middle of three celltowers. After 1 week, kid no 1. got sick, day after kid no. 2 and then kid no. 3. They were quite ill but only 1 or 2 days. Then my husband and me got ill, hours after each other. I can't remember feeling this sick: nauseaus, pain all over my body, tired, light headed etc. Unfortunately that day we had to move to another vacation home we booked 3 hours away. We couldn't do it. We dragged our bodies to a nearby hotel and zoned out. Next day we made the journey to the other vacation home still feeling sick but able to do it. We stayed quite sick for over a week and I even developed weird neurological symptoms: I saw my arms moving but was not aware I was moving my arm. I stayed extremely tired for several weeks and then symptoms disappeared alltogether. I'm convinced all sickness was brought on by these celltowers in vacation home no. 1.
Interesting part about sensitivity. The more I train the more I'm aware of how my body works. My teenage self that could barely bench my own body weight was not aware of the effects that a pop-tart had on my functionality. Now when I eat something processed I notice it all...
Regarding 1918. What do you think about the involvement of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research when Mr. Gates conducted experiments with a shot based on bacterial meningitis.
It's also a factor that can't be ruled out, isn't it?
👏👏👏👏 Nice piece and I do love the inclusion of the cyptochomes😉🎩🎩
Only considerstion I would say is check your musings on the Maunder Minimum and sun cycles. We are currently in solar cycle 24, expected Maunder Minimum to occur in solar cycle 25. Solar cycle 23 finished in 2019🤔😐😐😐 So Maunder should be hitting in 2030.😐🤨
Your suggestion that 2020 was during a high activity sun cycle, doesn't fit the solar cycle phenomena as we currently understand it.
There is a lovely lady scientist who is the leading expert on Solar cycles and all the Grand Solar minimum/maximums
In history, but I cant remember her name just this second. 😉🤗
In studying homeopathy, I have learned about radionics. Many homeopaths use radionics machines to potentize and broadcast remedies. One of the books I am reading led me to the technology of Slim Spurling and tensor rings. I am hoping this is a technology that can help counter the negative effects of all this tech we are exposed to. They can be made into beautiful functional art and jewelry. https://twistedsage.com/pages/whats-in-a-tensor-ring, https://www.crystalsound-energyproducts.com/en/home. There are many artists on etsy as well who are making some beautiful energy tools.
Here's the response that I received from my child:
I have work, so I'm just gonna very quickly poke some holes in their argument.
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Flu epidemics have been around far before we had electricity, and were still fairly regular.
The death chart that they show directly correlates with the exponential population increase that came with the industrial revolution, because, believe it or not, when the population increases rapidly, a disease that kills x% of the population each year will also have an exponential increase in death counts. The writer of this article fell victim to not recognizing the third variable, leading to bunk research. (Fun fact, crime rates and ice cream sales are strongly correlated. Clearly crime isn't causing more ice cream sales or vice versa, so why? It's because of a third variable, temperature. As the weather gets warmer, more robberies happen, and more people sell ice cream. That conclusion also takes far fewer logical leaps to come to.)
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The "essential known facts" at the time mentioned by one of the people were disproven with time. Bad Humours in the blood used to be considered the primary cause of most illnesses, with that being the default conclusion in days past. In all likelihood, there're still some holes in contagion theory, but its still far better of an explanation for viral illnesses than any type of astrology-pseudo religious bullcrap, especially since we've directly observed viruses.
About us never "directly observing" a virus cause an illness, we actually have. In fact, unit 731 (Yes, that one, Japanese war crime brigade) took it upon themselves to directly infect people with various viruses and other afflictions to observe their effects on the body. They didn't do so by directly blasting people with EMFs, but instead exposing them to the intended virus.
If people's blood brain barriers were constantly leaking, you would see sudden death en-masse. As in, the percent death rate post industrial revolution would be rising at an inordinate rate. That hasn't been the case. The global death rate has been steadily decreasing on average since the IR.
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Occam's razor actually states that the conclusion that makes less logical leaps is more likely to be true, not that the simpler explanation always wins out. As it is, there are far more presuppositions that have to be true for the EMF explanation of Virology (I'm giving it too much credence with that name) than even the Bad Humours explanation of days yore.
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Do I have to explain this one?
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The first proper (regularly aired) radio broadcast was based in the Netherlands, and started airing in November 1919. That's almost a full two years between the first major broadcast and the Spanish flu epidemic, which started February of 1918. While radio has been around way longer than 1919, the first real regular usage of it was 1919 onwards.
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It took until the 1900s for most cities in America to have electricity. Additionally, the Earth's magnetic field is actually generated by the cooling and reheating of earth's core, with the variability in the field being due to the fact that --well, the core isn't an exactly uniform item. It's a mixture of iron, nickel, etc... with all of those items having a different conductivity and such.
image.png
Communications satellites first entered use in 1962. Other, non-comms satellites have been around since 1957.
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People started tearing down 5G towers during the pandemic thinking that they were the cause. Lo and behold, their communities had the same Covid rate as everywhere else. It's almost like Covid is caused by a separate phenomenon.
Please don't fall victim to these wolves in sheep's clothes. They just want to fool you.
In our home we have no router, all technology is wired and none of us have wireless tech, except my husband who has a cellphone (for work) and it's switched off 95% of time. No cell towers in close proximity, closest one appr. 3 to 4 kilometres away and our house is shielded by trees. Long story short, we went on vacation in Mexico and to our (unpleasant) surprise our vacation home was located on the top floor of a building on a hillside and smack dab in the middle of three celltowers. After 1 week, kid no 1. got sick, day after kid no. 2 and then kid no. 3. They were quite ill but only 1 or 2 days. Then my husband and me got ill, hours after each other. I can't remember feeling this sick: nauseaus, pain all over my body, tired, light headed etc. Unfortunately that day we had to move to another vacation home we booked 3 hours away. We couldn't do it. We dragged our bodies to a nearby hotel and zoned out. Next day we made the journey to the other vacation home still feeling sick but able to do it. We stayed quite sick for over a week and I even developed weird neurological symptoms: I saw my arms moving but was not aware I was moving my arm. I stayed extremely tired for several weeks and then symptoms disappeared alltogether. I'm convinced all sickness was brought on by these celltowers in vacation home no. 1.
Interesting part about sensitivity. The more I train the more I'm aware of how my body works. My teenage self that could barely bench my own body weight was not aware of the effects that a pop-tart had on my functionality. Now when I eat something processed I notice it all...
Mood
Strength
Focus
Inflammation
Regarding 1918. What do you think about the involvement of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research when Mr. Gates conducted experiments with a shot based on bacterial meningitis.
It's also a factor that can't be ruled out, isn't it?
👏👏👏👏 Nice piece and I do love the inclusion of the cyptochomes😉🎩🎩
Only considerstion I would say is check your musings on the Maunder Minimum and sun cycles. We are currently in solar cycle 24, expected Maunder Minimum to occur in solar cycle 25. Solar cycle 23 finished in 2019🤔😐😐😐 So Maunder should be hitting in 2030.😐🤨
Your suggestion that 2020 was during a high activity sun cycle, doesn't fit the solar cycle phenomena as we currently understand it.
There is a lovely lady scientist who is the leading expert on Solar cycles and all the Grand Solar minimum/maximums
In history, but I cant remember her name just this second. 😉🤗
Outstanding!
Wasn’t there stories about deformed calves and dying cattle in Texas!
Years ago, pointing towards frequencies
Pretty sure, remember seeing pictures
Seems to be covered up with other deaths heatwaves drownings! Of thousand of cattle!
In studying homeopathy, I have learned about radionics. Many homeopaths use radionics machines to potentize and broadcast remedies. One of the books I am reading led me to the technology of Slim Spurling and tensor rings. I am hoping this is a technology that can help counter the negative effects of all this tech we are exposed to. They can be made into beautiful functional art and jewelry. https://twistedsage.com/pages/whats-in-a-tensor-ring, https://www.crystalsound-energyproducts.com/en/home. There are many artists on etsy as well who are making some beautiful energy tools.
Here's the response that I received from my child:
I have work, so I'm just gonna very quickly poke some holes in their argument.
image.png
Flu epidemics have been around far before we had electricity, and were still fairly regular.
The death chart that they show directly correlates with the exponential population increase that came with the industrial revolution, because, believe it or not, when the population increases rapidly, a disease that kills x% of the population each year will also have an exponential increase in death counts. The writer of this article fell victim to not recognizing the third variable, leading to bunk research. (Fun fact, crime rates and ice cream sales are strongly correlated. Clearly crime isn't causing more ice cream sales or vice versa, so why? It's because of a third variable, temperature. As the weather gets warmer, more robberies happen, and more people sell ice cream. That conclusion also takes far fewer logical leaps to come to.)
image.png
The "essential known facts" at the time mentioned by one of the people were disproven with time. Bad Humours in the blood used to be considered the primary cause of most illnesses, with that being the default conclusion in days past. In all likelihood, there're still some holes in contagion theory, but its still far better of an explanation for viral illnesses than any type of astrology-pseudo religious bullcrap, especially since we've directly observed viruses.
About us never "directly observing" a virus cause an illness, we actually have. In fact, unit 731 (Yes, that one, Japanese war crime brigade) took it upon themselves to directly infect people with various viruses and other afflictions to observe their effects on the body. They didn't do so by directly blasting people with EMFs, but instead exposing them to the intended virus.
If people's blood brain barriers were constantly leaking, you would see sudden death en-masse. As in, the percent death rate post industrial revolution would be rising at an inordinate rate. That hasn't been the case. The global death rate has been steadily decreasing on average since the IR.
image.png
Occam's razor actually states that the conclusion that makes less logical leaps is more likely to be true, not that the simpler explanation always wins out. As it is, there are far more presuppositions that have to be true for the EMF explanation of Virology (I'm giving it too much credence with that name) than even the Bad Humours explanation of days yore.
image.png
Do I have to explain this one?
image.png
The first proper (regularly aired) radio broadcast was based in the Netherlands, and started airing in November 1919. That's almost a full two years between the first major broadcast and the Spanish flu epidemic, which started February of 1918. While radio has been around way longer than 1919, the first real regular usage of it was 1919 onwards.
image.png
It took until the 1900s for most cities in America to have electricity. Additionally, the Earth's magnetic field is actually generated by the cooling and reheating of earth's core, with the variability in the field being due to the fact that --well, the core isn't an exactly uniform item. It's a mixture of iron, nickel, etc... with all of those items having a different conductivity and such.
image.png
Communications satellites first entered use in 1962. Other, non-comms satellites have been around since 1957.
image.png
People started tearing down 5G towers during the pandemic thinking that they were the cause. Lo and behold, their communities had the same Covid rate as everywhere else. It's almost like Covid is caused by a separate phenomenon.
Please don't fall victim to these wolves in sheep's clothes. They just want to fool you.