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Mastercard has an app (voluntary for now) for tracking your personal “carbon footprint.” Ask yourself why a financial company would be involved in that–the same financial company that was working with Baal G on developing a combined ID / health passport. As for body doubles, well, if Bidenenko can’t reliably make it up a staircase, is he…[Read more]

To narrow down possible places to live, I reviewed the CV1984 policies of 60-plus counties in one state, plus looked up recent voting results and party affiliation percentages of each county. The kind of thing I’d never have thought to do before. But as you suggest, local and state politics and personnel are becoming more important than ever.

Great… now the smart grid will know exactly whose electricity to cut off or whom to tax at a higher rate, so we can “save the planet.”

There’s definitely something significant about a group vibration (church hymns, monks’ chants, etc.) and its effect on consciousness and matter. A pipe organ using an entire building as a resonating chamber must have a supercharged effect, especially if the building is located on a special point on the earth grid. Maybe even the local…[Read more]

Interesting… I wonder if the repetition of words according to numerical formulas was originally done to help people memorize the texts (since they were originally transmitted orally, I’m sure). Or maybe there’s some kind of numerological symbolism to the different styles of chanting the same text? Or maybe both.

That is awful. I’m sorry to hear it. Not a fan of Big Pharma here, any of them.

Yes, but when you buy your next pair of correctly sized footwear, how will you know if you’re spending in an environmentally, socially correct way so you don’t pay the extra 15% carbon tax?? You know, that “15% to slow the spread” of carbon emissions.

Probably another propaganda tactic to try and make vax skeptics look bad (plus divide and conquer, as has already been said).

“Equity” will punish achievement and merit anywhere wokery is allowed in the door. Meanwhile, China is churning out scientists and engineers. Billy Bob and R.L.S. are right: communities need to say no while they still can.

I always wondered how an idealist, as Hegel is known, could be used as a basis for dialectical materialism, but my knowledge of philosophy is rudimentary. Your comment explains it well.

I could easily be remembering it wrong or maybe just interpreted it through my own biases…

“Blockchain Chicken Farm” — Is that about managing animals or people?!

I remember hearing interviews of Hudson in the past, and he seemed more grounded in reality than most economists at the time. I suspect that, being a left-leaning academic, he can recognize the excesses of capitalism but gives too much of a free pass to the inevitable…[Read more]

I think “industrial capitalism” describes China better than “industrial socialism.” It’s complicated… China is something like one-party, totalitarian, state-monopoly industrial capitalism. I’d say the USSA is something like one-party, semi-totalitarian private-monopoly financial capitalism. To me, socialist is more like Venezuela, Cuba, or…[Read more]

There have been a number of inspiring people who have shown up during all this (actually, Catherine regularly points them out). There have been doctors who’ve risked their jobs and reputation to do what’s right; scientists who’ve spoken out; RFK Jr.; that Polish pastor in Canada who chased away the government goons who tried to crash his E…[Read more]

At the risk of stating the obvious, social media and the sharing economy have been conditioning people for this kind of social pressure for years now. Blue checks… star ratings on Uber… the examples are endless. I always wondered why that had become such a craze. Now I see.

I feel a bit like what Tom said: I’ve reconciled myself to the…[Read more]

Well, heaven knows I’m not blind to all the awfulness going on, but even I can see there’s still more to life than the bad parts. I do have to remind myself to stop focusing on the evil and take some time to remember the good; however small or mundane it might seem at first glance, it’s important. That helps me, at any rate.

I remember seeing the Thrive movie years ago. I think it has a good description of how the currency system (racket / control system) works. I’ve always been a little skeptical given that it’s associated with a member of an “elite” family. I don’t know, but my fear was that this was a sort of limited hangout that proposed an Agenda…[Read more]

I haven’t laughed so hard in some time!!

You’ve got my admiration on that! I don’t actually care what people think of me, but I’m getting tired of risking an argument with angry idiots whenever I leave the house. Living in a high-rise where people think you’re going to kill them if you get in the elevator without a muzzle doesn’t help. I’ve been thinking of moving for a few years…[Read more]