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I saw a story on that awhile back; sent to JPF. I thought it stunning–and very alchemical, with the merging of mineral and plant. Now, assuming this tech works, think a few steps ahead: How long before the decorative foliage in smart cities is equipped with sensors that alert the police when someone walks by who is… oh, I don’t know……[Read more]

Another option is a cistern (though I hear some localities don’t allow collecting rainwater, for some reason). If the next place I live has a big enough backyard, you can bet I’m putting in something to collect rainwater, even just 10-20 gallons for a little extra in an emergency.

RB – I agree you make a point that’s food for thought… On the other hand, I’m not sure the EU is much of an obstacle to Mr. Globaloney. The EU has managed to put members of the international pirate crew in charge of countries (Italy, Greece) and has made great strides in breaking down democratic rule (redoing or ignoring national…[Read more]

Great way to organize electricity provision, eh? Good grief… Is there an industry left that hasn’t been screwed up by consolidation, financialization, and globalization??

Good question…

It’s a tangent, but I wonder if there were stories like this of heroic efforts to bring homeless or otherwise heat-less humans into convention centers to raise their core temperatures before they went into hypothermia. Well, no matter–it’s just humans. Part of the “excess population,” as our Malthusian masters would say.…[Read more]

I’d say “Wow!!” in sheer and utter disbelief, but at this point, it would be redundant. I wonder if the “journalists” producing this swill know they’re writing from American Pravda, or are they so delusional that they believe their own propaganda?

And/or doing studies to see if there’s a genetic correlation with propensity to commit crime, become indigent, or become an outsider to the societal collective?

Uhm… the necessity of the caveat is debatable in this case.

A billionaire funding BLM-style critical social justice?! Shocked, I tell you… positively shocked! 😉
Funny how the white male plutocracy takes such a loving interest in groups hellbent on dismantling white capitalist blah-blah-blah patriarchy, no? Truly bizarre. That would be like bankers funding a bunch of communist revolutionaries! Oh, w…[Read more]

Maybe a person has to experience, or have recent exposure to, analog music (or analog anything else) to appreciate/remember how different it is from its digital simulacrum. Fewer and fewer analog experiences are occurring. Then there’s always going to be a fraction of the population without the ability to perceive the richness of an analog…[Read more]

That article is indeed very interesting–and easy to grasp for non-physics types like me!

I guess I’m even more out of touch than I thought. The mask enthusiasts around me should’ve been my clue… I just assumed people around here were particularly conformist or uninformed–plus, the medical industry is huge here, which fuels the hysteria.

Of the two people closest to me, one is elderly and just got jab #1 of 2 a few days ago;…[Read more]

Trouble is, he’s got enough to buy off the policymakers and their advisers, who couldn’t care less what the masses think, want, or need.

Do many people take the warning labels and “fact checkers” seriously? Actually, how anyone can take any statement from FB, YT, or the Blue Bird as anything but propaganda or obfuscation is beyond me.

Ditto what chromolady said.

Not just from Rick’s, but from your friendly neighborhood state-licensed physician as well.

Best wishes in the meantime!

Did you see this one? Some info on only a fraction of adverse events being reported (though I don’t think there’s data on what proportion of events are estimated to be minor vs. severe here):
https://truthsnitch.com/2017/10/24/cdc-silence-million-dollar-harvard-project-charged-upgrading-vaccine-safety-surveillance-system/

I always suspected that in the U.S. the government would let the private sector do the compelling and enforcing. I predict an informal economy will grow up among people who need things done and don’t care if a service provider or worker wears a mask / is vaxxed or not–at least, I hope so.

This was always going to happen, but I’m still very sad to see it. One way or another, there will be a pushes for no jab, no work; no jab, no government assistance (unemployment, disability, job seeker’s allowance, whatever it may be); no jab, no travel; no jab, no entry (to shops, hospitals, office buildings, you name it).