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Post by paul on Jul 9, 2023 18:07:59 GMT 9.5
For many years it has been assumed that the diameter of Earth has remained unchanged. It seems that this assumption is not applied to other planets. Expansion of the Earth might be deduced from the continents fitting closely together no matter from which direction they are pushed together graphically. Imagine how much vacant space would be inside an expanding planet. Which species might find such spaces safer for living than the surface? Here is an academic account of the expanding planet youtu.be/9AkhUzbJQeQ
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Post by paul on Jul 13, 2023 19:02:05 GMT 9.5
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Post by paul on Jul 25, 2023 17:40:28 GMT 9.5
"Government figures suggest the number of extra or “unnecessary” fatalities this year is higher than 2021 and 2022, and on a trajectory that could even surpass 2020. Of particular concern is the 15 to 44 age group, where cumulative deaths are tracking above all recent years, including 2020. ... The latest figures mean that since 2019 more deaths are being recorded each week than the five-year average. Only a small proportion of these are now being directly attributed to Covid." www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/1794096/excess-deaths-dangerous-theoriesUrgent action must be taken to prevent dangerous theories that could cause even more unnecessary deaths
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Post by sc on Jul 26, 2023 22:46:50 GMT 9.5
There is a population to drivers death ratio where it is roughly between 300 to 400 road fatalities per 20 million people. Our population is growing which would equal more road deaths. For example : Australia 20 million / 300 deaths Thailand 60 million / 900 deaths UK 67 million / 1500 deaths And so on. These are rough figures but the 5% increase could be linked to the population increase
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Post by paul on Jul 27, 2023 6:30:40 GMT 9.5
>the 5% increase could be linked to the population increase There are many attempts to explain away the excess death rates since Covid. Here are some dailysceptic.org/?s=excess+deathsFrom the link: "Deaths in private homes on the other hand were still a huge 44.2% above the five-year average (1,147 excess deaths). "
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Post by stewartedwards on Jul 27, 2023 15:07:10 GMT 9.5
>the 5% increase could be linked to the population increase There are many attempts to explain away the excess death rates since Covid. Here are some dailysceptic.org/?s=excess+deathsFrom the link: "Deaths in private homes on the other hand were still a huge 44.2% above the five-year average (1,147 excess deaths). " Loneliness from being shut in a room for extended periods of time, and abuse from relatives may be responsible for a lot of that.
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Post by sc on Jul 29, 2023 21:53:13 GMT 9.5
For some reason I associated the word fatalities with driving deaths. My last post was way off.
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Post by paul on Jul 30, 2023 16:33:59 GMT 9.5
"using active surveillance, mRNA-1273 vaccine-associated mild transient myocardial injury was found to be much more common than previously thought. It occurred in one out of 35 persons, was mild and transient, and more frequent in women versus men. " onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1002/ejhf.2978The same happened to a friend. About 2 days after Covid vaccination he suddenly had a leaking heart valve so that he finds it difficult walking up a slope. Apparently mRNA is now being injected into cattle and pigs. It is not known how much is being absorbed by meat-eating humans
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Post by sammy on Jul 30, 2023 22:14:04 GMT 9.5
I've stopped buying products with bioengineered ingredients. At this point though, its probably in the air.. 🙄
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Post by paul on Jul 31, 2023 7:00:56 GMT 9.5
As I recall there was an apparent alien account on exopolitics.org complaining about graphene in the rain and in vaccines. Apparently graphene can resonate in the terahertz range and therefore equip humans to be sensitive to terahertz transmissions from whoever has satellites etc. Here is a human complaint about graphene in the rain www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yLoZ1l7DpsThe US govt has been clear that the ufos are not human. So we are told not to blame the US for any of this activity.
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Post by paul on Aug 9, 2023 9:41:46 GMT 9.5
When you can cleanse the data, anything is possible I prefer the line that shows the time long ago when the British grew grapes and the later time when the rivers froze
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Post by paul on Aug 18, 2023 13:45:21 GMT 9.5
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Post by paul on Aug 18, 2023 13:49:01 GMT 9.5
And the good news: the 'demon' has been discovered experimentally "In 1956, theoretical physicist David Pines predicted that electrons in a solid can do something strange. While they normally have a mass and an electric charge, Pines asserted that they can combine to form a composite particle that is massless, neutral, and does not interact with light. He called this particle a "demon." Since then, it has been speculated to play an important role in the behaviors of a wide variety of metals. Unfortunately, the same properties that make it interesting have allowed it to elude detection since its prediction. Now, a team of researchers led by Peter Abbamonte, a professor of physics at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, have finally found Pines' demon 67 years after it was predicted" www.nexusnewsfeed.com/article/science-futures/demon-hunting-physicists-confirm-67-year-old-prediction-of-massless-neutral-composite-particle
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Post by paul on Aug 31, 2023 9:10:20 GMT 9.5
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Post by stewartedwards on Aug 31, 2023 17:32:08 GMT 9.5
Now it seems that the climate crisis is actually the cyclical warming after The Little Ice Age. Who could have known. Pretty much every scientist Paul. It has been accepted for decades that we are in an interglacial period. The question is whether we are speeding up this natural process. Thoughts: 1. How many scientists do we have in our world? What percentage does 1609 represent (a tiny number). How many of those 1609 are climate specialists? (It would seem from a quick google few). How many have vested interests (eg mining coal) to protect? 2. All models have shortcomings. This causes policy issues routinely, especially when promoted by an agenda. 3. More CO2 would likely result (by definition) in more CO2 in the air, which could easily have multiple effects, including: changes to the air/ocean interface; global wind flows; changes in sunlight reflection. These could easily result in vastly changed regional temperatures, wind and rainfall, driving global changes in national food production capacities. More global Hunger is the likely short term result, until nations realigned their food production. 4. Re current global extreme weather that is destroying communities globally, what do you think is causing this? What does your esoteric testing suggest? Place ‘climate change’ next to the now regular wildfires, floods, etc, what happens? 5. Prior to covid we had little robust global pandemic models, simply because most pandemics have been regional. We were fortunate that covid was on the least deadly side of its type (had MERS and SARS been more transmissible things could have got really ugly, and initially it was wise to assume that covid, a similar type, would be just as deadly. As doctors and nurses who worked the front line can confirm, it wasn’t a pleasant place to be. Hospitals in many places (notably Italy) were overrun. Looks like I will be getting my eighth covid vaccine soon.
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Post by paul on Aug 31, 2023 17:51:58 GMT 9.5
About 1900 the first announcement was made of fossil fuels running out. We are still waiting despite orders of magnitude of increased use.
Imagine if they were not fossils but generated by ecosystem processes - as described by Thomas Gold.
In Australia, as I recall we lost more deaths to the 2017 Covid winter flu than we did in 2019. Still, it is good for the population to learn obedience
>More CO2 would likely result (by definition) in more CO2 in the air... More global Hunger is the likely short term result, until nations realigned their food production.
You surprise me with that suggestion. There have been far higher CO2 levels long ago but so far no reports of related starvation of animals
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Post by stewartedwards on Aug 31, 2023 18:26:28 GMT 9.5
the population to learn obedience This is an interesting aspect, especially if ww3 happens, for it is now known relative population obedience. Paul Perhaps getting co2 data from ice cores is easier than finding fossils and determining what killed them?
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Post by paul on Aug 31, 2023 19:55:22 GMT 9.5
> easier than finding fossils and determining what killed them? The problem may be that the tonnage of gas, oil and coal being taken each year is so huge that no one can figure out what species was in such abundance that it could produce so much. There are many other problems too such as the recharge of oil fields in the space of a decade or two and the constant issue of needing to reduce oil production to keep the price to reasonable levels "It is this apparent refilling during production that has been responsible for the series of gross underestimate of reserves that have been published time and again, the most memorable being the one in the early seventies that firmly predicted the end of oil and gas globally by 1987, a prediction which produced an energy crisis and with that a huge shift in the wealth of nations. Refilling is an item of the greatest economic significance, and also a key to understanding what the sources of all this petroleum had been. " I have read that in the Middle East, if one drills through a coal field there is often an oil field underneath and then another coal field and another oil field and yet another coal field. Is there any limit to hydrocarbon supplies? oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Are-Oil-Wells-Recharging-Themselves.htmlAs some alien sources say: Everything you know is wrong! Lloyd Pye seems to have started that meme when he destroyed standard theories of human evolution www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5qJYwfAju8
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Post by paul on Sept 5, 2023 20:03:14 GMT 9.5
Generally elongated skulls are claimed to be distortions after birth - but some of the elongated skulls seem to allow for more brain material than modern skulls. What does this mean? The left skull has a withdrawn jaw. Are two species represented here? Notice in this video that the eye sockets are too large - perhaps for dark environments youtu.be/Rz99gqZJBh0
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Post by stewartedwards on Sept 6, 2023 2:24:24 GMT 9.5
As science accepts this planet once had more that one species of hominid living together. DNA ancestry that anyone can do, advertised on tv, shows that most of us have up to 20% Nethanderal in us, and in the pacific, and the US? Two other species whose names I forget offhand. They intermingled and modern day man is the result. A quick google search of the images suggests 18th Dynasty Egypt - Akhenaten. It is postulated by some historians that Nethanderal man was quite advanced and peaceful, while Homo sapiens were warlike and wiped them out. Far from the club dragging duds that they were once portrayed as. Iirc. We are technically homo Sapien sapiens btw.
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