Thursday, 10 September 2026
Consciousness: The Fundamental Fabric of Reality
What if our waking reality is similar—not a fixed, physical stage, but a construct of consciousness?
Science
has leaned on a materialistic view, asserting that the physical world
is primary and consciousness is merely a byproduct of brain activity.
Yet,
emerging evidence from physics, consciousness studies, and ancient
wisdom suggests that consciousness is fundamental, creating our
perceptions of the physical world, including the laws of General
Relativity and Quantum Mechanics.
Modern physics rests on two monumental theories: Quantum Mechanics, which governs the behavior of particles at the smallest scales, and General Relativity, which describes gravity and the structure of space-time at the largest scales....<<<Read More>>>...
Leaving the Earth a Better Place
If we enjoy environmental activism, we might feel moved to clean up beaches or to plant trees. But we needn’t feel limited in our ability to contribute positively. There are many ways to leave a legacy of love. We might begin by radiating affirmative thoughts and feelings about how magnificent the earth truly is. We could create and tend a special garden, one that provides an abundance of food and herbs for ourselves and our loved ones, or one filled with sweet-smelling flowers to uplift our hearts. We may even honor the earth simply by trying to be the best person we can be while we are here. Such good will can have a domino effect, inspiring others to contribute in their own way.
We spend our lifetimes being nourished and enlivened by the rain, sun, soil, and wind. Our experience is blessed by other living beings, from plants and insects to birds and humans. We receive so much; giving back just naturally feels good. When we live our lives with the intention of leaving this temporary home a better place for generations to come, we are perhaps leaving behind the best gift of all. (Daily OM)
Britain’s Speech Police: How the State Learned to Fear its People
Many of us in Britain still flatter ourselves that we live in a free country. Although the UK isn’t quite a police state (not yet anyway), neither is it a country in which the individual can any longer speak without glancing over his or her shoulder. The old compact of a liberal society was simple – the state punished genuine criminality, while opinion was left to the rough justice of argument, satire and public disagreement.
That compact has now been comprehensively torn up. Across Britain, speech that would once have been answered by rebuttal or humour is now treated as a matter for police, regulators and secretive Whitehall machinery. A report published this week by civil liberties and privacy campaigning organisation Big Brother Watch states that more than 62,000 people in the United Kingdom were arrested for communications offences over a five year period, with at least 18,500 charged and 12,292 convicted. These numbers should alarm anyone who still believes the citizen is master and the state is servant....<<<Read More>>>...
The Diesel Crisis Is Here: What the Gaslighters Won’t Tell You
Diesel is the lifeblood of the American economy. It powers the trucks that deliver food to your grocery store, the tractors that plant and harvest your crops, and the generators that keep hospitals and data centers running. When diesel prices skyrocket, everything else follows -- food, medicine, clothing, and shelter.
The gaslighters in Washington and the mainstream media want you to believe that you're imagining the pain at the pump. They'll point to complex global supply chains and vague references to "market forces" as if these forces exist in nature rather than being manufactured by human decisions. But the truth is far more sinister. As JPMorgan's senior global economist Nora Szentivanyi warned in a report titled "Food Security Is National Security: A Compounding Storm," disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz and other critical chokepoints are converging to create a global food crisis that could erupt as early as next year. The diesel crisis is merely the opening salvo in a much larger assault on your ability to feed your family...<<<Read More>>>...
Wednesday, 9 September 2026
The Unbearable Lightness of Being Andy Burnham
As is known, our new Prime Minister has a degree in English Literature from Cambridge University, Interesting therefore to consider whether there are remnants of Burnham’s studies in his approach to running our country.
As Burnham pours out a stream of TikTok videos – at the last count 207 in the last 12 months – there are queries regarding his motivation and his perceived audience. The most recent one featured an alarm clock but others have included bar snacks, buses and running. The overall message has apparently been one of bringing back hope for children and families. This message was reiterated by Chancellor John Healey when in a speech made on September 7th he proclaimed: “Good growth in every postcode. Hope in every heart.” Healey resolutely declined to respond to questions from the press regarding future tax rises. Perhaps an honest answer would have been at odds with putting hope in anybody’s heart. Equally, Burnham continues to avoid delineating exactly why or how we should feel positive about anything in the economic or social arena....<<<Read More>>>...
Protective Light in Dark Times
Some people may have difficulty accepting or even recognizing aid when it appears in unexpected guises, from unlikely sources. All we can do is follow our inner guidance, give when we are moved to do so, and shine our light to the best of our ability. As we join our energy with those in the circle, we become part of something that is larger and more powerful than the individuals within it.
When we act as part of a community of service like this, we’re reminded that we are not only assisting an individual or select group in the moment, but also serving the greater good. We’re creating a better world and can rest assured that help will be there for us as well. As we offer our own light to the collective glow to aid someone in a time of darkness, all of us become brighter. We can live every day from this place of radiance, knowing the freedom from fear and worry that allows us to receive and share the protective and supportive light of life....<<<Read More>>>...
Government’s desperate attempt to control the narrative: in the last five years, over 62,000 people have been arrested in the UK for posting hurty words online
These arrests, which include offences related to social media posts and online messages, resulted in 18,510 charges and 12,292 convictions.
The data reveals significant disparities in enforcement, with Cumbria Police recording arrest rates roughly 2.5 times the national average, while neighbouring forces like Northumbria had rates 14 times lower. Critics describe the situation as an “Orwellian mess” with a “chilling effect” on free speech....<<<Read More>>>....
The Race to Exterminate Before the Collapse: Why the Globalists Are In a Hurry to Kill You
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It's now clear to me that Western governments are engaged in a deliberate, depopulation campaign designed to eliminate billions of human beings before the western (dollar-hegemonic) financial system collapses. This is not a wild conspiracy theory, either: it is a clear pattern observable in their actions and admissions. They know the coming currency reset and debt default will trigger mass revolts, so they are culling potential troublemakers now before the collapse turns into an avalanche of social unrest.
The signs are everywhere if you choose to see them. The national debt has crossed a staggering threshold ($40+ trillion for the U.S. government), and the economic system is a fragile house of cards built on deception and the illusion of infinite growth. The globalists who run this system are not stupid; they know the math doesn't work. They know the collapse is inevitable, and their only plan is to ensure that fewer of us are alive to witness it and to rebel against it. The window to prepare is closing far faster than most realize.
The financial collapse is the engine that drives this madness. Trillions in debt, bail-ins, and asset confiscation are inevitable, and our rulers are desperate to survive the fallout. When people lose their life savings, they will take to the streets -- governments want fewer people alive to rebel....<<<Read More>>>...
Tuesday, 8 September 2026
From forest to wellness: The growing buzz around lion’s mane
Recent studies show lion's mane supports gut health by feeding good bacteria and helps regulate mood by boosting nerve growth factor and dopamine levels, all without dangerous chemicals.
Capsules and powders make it incredibly easy to use - no cooking, no bitter taste, just a simple way to support good health that fits any modern lifestyle.
Natural treatments like lion's mane are safe when used properly, but because drug companies capture regulatory agencies, you must follow label instructions carefully and talk to a healthcare provider.
This humble fungus is a beacon of hope in a world where the medical system pushes illness for profit. It empowers people to take back control of their health naturally.
While Big Pharma pushes synthetic drugs with a list of side effects longer than the alleged benefits, it's refreshing to see people rediscovering the healing powers of nature....<<<Read More>>>....
The UK’s “assisted dying” bill is eugenics by another name
As a UK Medical Freedom Alliance panel points out, this Bill will make eugenics a government policy by creating a healthcare system that will judge the value of somebody’s life according to their productivity, their activity and their efficiency.
The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is a private member’s bill that proposes to legalise “assisted dying” in England and Wales. The Bill, originally introduced by Kim Leadbeater MP (Labour) in October 2024, passed the House of Commons in June 2025 but failed to become law because it did not complete its legislative stages in the House of Lords before the 2024–26 parliamentary session ended on 29 April 2026.
Lauren Edwards MP (Labour) has reintroduced the Bill into the House of Commons as a private member’s bill for the 2026-2927 parliamentary session. It passed its first reading in the Commons on 17 June 2026 and is scheduled for its second reading on 11 September 2026....<<<Read More>>>..
The Singapore Stone’s carvings have been undeciphered for centuries
The stone is a fragment of a bigger slab, once welcoming visitors at the mouth of the Singapore River. The British blew it up in 1843, to build a fort. Discovered in 1819, the stone was almost entirely lost. Scottish military officer Lieutenant-Colonel James Low, amid general indifference, was able to save three fragments. He sent them to the Royal Asiatic Society’s Museum in Calcutta to be studied....<<<Read More>>>....
AI-Generated Letters Are Creating a Generation of Cyrano de Bergerac-Style Frauds
You know the story: handsome but inarticulate soldier Christian falls in love with Roxane, enlists the help of honey-tongued, big-nosed Cyrano de Bergerac to woo her with love poems. (Steve Martin was great in the film.) All ends in tragedy. Something similar is happening with the rapid uptake of AI voice-to-text technology. Teachers, doctors, those on dating websites, town councillors, students submitting work, lecturers marking work, planning officers, to name only a few, are routinely relying on artificially created text to complete work assignments. To adapt Roxane: “We are falling in love with an impossibility.”
At a recent training day I was taught how to use AI speech recognition to write reports, letters and emails. A teaching assistant led the session:...<<<Read More>>>...
Monday, 7 September 2026
The Plasma Event That Melted The Old World (1552 Evidence)
What really happened in the year 1009? Why do ancient manuscripts show the sky tearing open, and why did the most massive stone structures of the Old World suddenly melt into glass?
For centuries, we have been told that the terrifying illustrations in the 1552 Augsburg Book of Miracles were just religious myths and peasant superstitions. But modern ice cores, ancient tree rings, and the vitrified ruins of megalithic forts tell a much darker, undeniable truth: the Earth was struck by a massive, atmospheric plasma cataclysm.
In this documentary, we investigate the cosmic reset of the early 11th century, the undeniable science of Peratt Instabilities, and how the surviving institutions rebranded a natural astronomical event as "divine wrath" to traumatize and control the population.
The history of the world was stolen from the ashes. But the genetic memory of how to survive the cycle is still written in your DNA.
Parallel Universe Dreams: Do Our Night Visions Reach Other Realities?
We dream several times each night. However, we forget most dreams within minutes. Some dreams feel shockingly real: the breeze on your face, the smell of grass, or the taste of food.
Some cultures and modern thinkers suggest our minds may “visit” other worlds during sleep. In this view, the senses work inside the dream—we see color, hear voices, and feel touch. Consequently, the phrase parallel universe dreams has stuck.
The idea starts with the multiverse theory: our universe could be one of many. Each world holds a different version of events. For example, you might take a job in one timeline; in another, you stay home. Therefore, a dream where your house, job, or partner changes can feel like a glimpse into that other path....<<<Read More>>>...
Dozens of Protesters Wade into Sea to Confront Boat Packed With 140 Illegal Migrants
The group sprinted across Eastney Beach and entered the water yesterday afternoon, chanting “stop the boats” and “enough is enough” at the moment migrants arrived on a UK Coastguard vessel.
Clips posted online later showed asylum seekers being ushered off lifeboats to shore, where they were met by several buses which took them to a processing centre in Kent.
Hundreds of demonstrators blocked the road to stop coachloads of new arrivals leaving. After being dispersed by riot police, some got into cars and followed the buses on their journey to Kent.
It is the second major UK anti-migrant protest in two days after the Port of Dover was shut down on Saturday.
More than 500 protesters gathered on the Hampshire coastline and dozens entered the sea four miles from Britain’s Royal Navy headquarters to demand the asylum seekers be returned to France.
The mega-dinghy had set off from the Baie de Seine in Normandy – a 180-mile drive from Calais – suggesting people smugglers are expanding their launch points along the French coast to evade enforcement efforts.
But rather than intervene, the French coastguard shadowed the vessel for ten hours, claiming it was too dangerous because of the number of people on board.
British lifeboats, supported by a helicopter and a plane, then took over and brought the migrants to the UK.
Following calls to action on social media, protesters flocked to the coast and spent at least five hours on the beach and in the water...<<<Read More>>>...
10 Strange Experiences That Indicate The Activation Oo Your Third Eye
The third eye raises the perception of other realms, offers a sense of cosmic consciousness and produces knowledge and wisdom. In the book 'The Key to Theosophy', Helena P. Blavatsky talks about the subject, and reveals that it is directly related to the pineal gland. Presumably, human beings had a real third eye, with legendary functions and abilities. But over time, it atrophied due to the desecration and decay of our divine origin. It's as if it progressively diminished, becoming our pineal gland.
We Are Not Powerless: Genetic Resilience Is the Only Real Prep for the Coming Assaults on Humanity
Significantly, the challenge isn't just about single, acute events like a nuclear detonation. The Japanese citizens of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 dealt with intense, acute radiation exposure. Today, we face a more insidious "binary weapon system" where our bodies are simultaneously poisoned by unprecedented chemical exposures from ultra-processed foods, subjected to a barrage of 5G radiation, and, for many, combatting the toxicity of spike proteins from the injections [3]. While the survivors of 1945 faced a horrific spike in radiation, their baseline health -- rooted in a whole-food culture -- did not include the metabolic destruction of modern junk food. We, on the other hand, are eating poison and wondering why our physical integrity is failing. Understanding this devastating equation -- rising environmental damage combined with falling internal repair capacity -- turns vague fear into a specific, and therefore solvable, problem. This isn't doom; it is a call to arms for your cellular army....<<<Read More>>>...
Not Knowing Is Okay
Just consider your life as you’ve lived it up to this point. If you’re like most of us, you’ve probably done and faced much more than you ever could have imagined. If someone had told you as a child of all the jobs and relationships you would experience, along with each one’s inherent ups and downs, you’d have become overwhelmed. With your head full of information about the future, you would have had a very hard time experiencing your life in the present moment, which is where everything actually happens.
In many ways, not knowing what the future has in store brings out in us the qualities we need to grow. For example, it would have been difficult to commit yourself to certain people or projects if you knew they wouldn’t ultimately work out. Yet, it was because of your commitment to see them through that you experienced the lessons necessary to become your best self. Looking back on your life, you would likely be hard-pressed to say that anything in your past shouldn’t have happened. In fact, your most challenging experiences with their inevitable lessons may have ultimately brought you the greatest rewards. Not knowing the future keeps us just where we need to be — fully committed and in the present moment....<<<Read More>>>...
Sunday, 6 September 2026
New Study Ties Vanishing Stars to UFOs and Nuclear Activity
These “transients,” as scientists call them, were spotted during the first Palomar Observatory Sky Survey, a project that photographed the heavens before the launch of the first artificial satellite in 1957.
A recent study by researchers Stephen Bruehl from Vanderbilt University Medical Center and Beatriz Villarroel from Nordita in Sweden suggests these mysterious flashes might be linked to two surprising phenomena: above-ground nuclear weapons tests and reports of unidentified anomalous phenomena, commonly known as UAPs or UFOs.....<<<Read More>>>...
Screens are corroding teens’ belief in a healthy life
Screens directly damage sleep by emitting blue light, which suppresses melatonin. This creates a chronic sleep deficit in teens, impairing their cognitive function, emotional regulation and academic performance.
Immersion in curated digital worlds can make real-world activities like exercise and socializing seem less valuable and appealing by comparison.
This includes enforcing screen-time limits, creating tech-free zones (especially at bedtime) and actively promoting engaging offline activities and real-world connections.
The goal is to balance technology's benefits with intentional habits that protect sleep, foster real-world resilience and rebuild the belief that personal well-being is a priority.
A scientific study delivers a stark warning to parents and policymakers: The glowing screens that dominate modern adolescence are not just stealing sleep, they are corroding the very belief in a healthy lifestyle. Published in the peer-reviewed journal Brain & Behavior, research conducted on 700 Turkish high school students establishes a troubling link between increased screen exposure, poorer sleep quality and a diminished commitment to health-conscious living. This investigation provides concrete data to a crisis felt in households worldwide, suggesting that the battle for teen well-being is being lost in the blue light of smartphones and tablets....<<<Read More>>>>...
Governments sold their nations into debt slavery during covid
How many times have we heard that oil prices and inflation are
increasing the cost of governments’ borrowing? How many times have we
heard that this is because of events in the Strait of Hormuz?
You may be surprised, or not, to discover that they are not telling you the full story.
Oil
prices and inflation are proximate causes, economist Peter C. Earle
says. The real problem began several years ago during the so-called
covid pandemic.
Something unusual is happening in global bond markets, and it is more consequential than the usual swings in yields. Government borrowing costs are rising across much of the developed world. The US 10-year Treasury is approaching 5 per cent and the 30-year Treasury yield is at levels not seen since 2007. “Meltdown”
is too dramatic a word, but the bond market is clearly sending a
message. Bond prices fall when investors demand higher yields, and
global investors clearly want to be paid more for lending money to
governments carrying large debts, running persistent deficits and still
contending with above-target inflation.
Japan is perhaps the most striking case. Its 10-year government bond yield has moved through 3 per cent after spending most of a generation near zero, and its 30-year borrowing cost has risen above 4 per cent – a multi-decade high. Australia’s 10-year recently reached 5.16 per cent. Germany’s 10-year Bund has been trading around 3.3 per cent, with the 30-year above 3.8 per cent. Britain, France and other developed economies are seeing versions of the same thing. The particulars differ from country to country, but the direction does not....<<<Read More>>>...
More Than 60,000 Arrested in Five Years for ‘Communications Offences’ in ‘Orwellian’ Policing Crackdown
A major free speech row erupted last night after it was revealed that more than 60,000 people have been arrested over the past five years for ‘communications offences’ – some as trivial as viewing disparaging TikTok videos.
The astonishing figure has been described as ‘Orwellian’, and having a ‘chilling effect’ in stifling opinions online.
The statistics – to be published in a hard-hitting report this week – also highlight the chaotic implementation of rules on ‘malicious’ messaging, with some police forces making 14 times more arrests under the powers than others.
The report, by campaign group Big Brother Watch, discloses that at least 62,199 people in the UK have been arrested for such offences over the past half-decade, with 18,510 being charged and 12,292 convicted.
Campaigners say that although a proportion of the arrests will be justifiable – such as intervention to stop threatening messages from abusive partners in domestic violence cases – the scope of the laws has spawned a rash of over-zealous policing of everyday communications.
The report cites the case of West Midlands Police visiting the home of a vulnerable teenage girl to accuse her over a TikTok post containing a teacher’s image with negative comments.
They demanded that the girl hand over all her devices and either attend a voluntary interview or face arrest – even though she had not created, shared or commented on the video.
The investigation later concluded with the child formally told that no further action was taken. The force defended their actions on the grounds that they were “investigating alleged malicious communications offences”....<<<Read More>>>...
Saturday, 5 September 2026
Could gravity be evidence that the universe is a computer simulation?
That is the premise of my latest research, published in the journal AIP Advances. It suggests that gravity is not a mysterious force that attracts objects towards one another, but the product of an informational law of nature that I call the second law of infodynamics....<<<Read More>>>...
Bankrupt Council to Spend £2.6 Million Removing British Flags From Streets
Birmingham City Council said removing British flags lining the streets would cost £2.6 million, court documents reveal.
The bankrupt council – run by a coalition of Liberal Democrats, Greens and independents – said removal works would cost the equivalent of £132 per flag.
St George’s and Union Jack flags have been plastered across Britain since last year as part of Operation Raise the Colours, a movement in favour of promoting national pride.
Around 20,000 flags were installed on lamp posts across Birmingham, which will cost approximately £2.6 million to remove, according to documents submitted to the High Court.
Birmingham City Council has more than £3.5 billion of debt, the most of any local authority in the country. In September 2023, it issued a section 114 notice, effectively declaring itself bankrupt, after over a decade of Labour majority control.....<<<Read More>>>...
Met Office uses unreliable temperature records from Kew Gardens to record the hottest temperatures in the UK
A few days ago, the Met Office admitted that Kew Gardens is a CIMO Class 5 site.
“Class 5 sites should not be used for climatological purposes, I look forward to the Met Office removing the spurious ‘record temperature’ from their website,” Paul Homewood writes.
The World Meteorological Organisation’s (“WMO’s”) Commission for Instruments and Methods of Observation (“CIMO”) establishes global standards for weather station siting and classification. Its classification system is a global framework that indicates how closely a weather station’s siting aligns with ideal exposure conditions.
The WMO is a specialised agency of the United Nations.
The Siting Classification for Surface Observing Stations on Land was formally introduced by WMO in 2014 and uses a Class 1 to Class 5 scale to assess the quality and representativeness of a site’s exposure for meteorological measurements like temperature, humidity and precipitation.
Class 1 represents an ideal, reference-grade site with wide-open exposure and minimal local influence, while Class 5 indicates an inappropriate environment with significant local obstructions or heat sources. It allows for broad international comparisons of data quality, with higher classes (1–2) indicating high confidence in data representativeness and lower classes (4–5) suggesting notable local exposure characteristics.
The Met Office internally rates stations as “Excellent,” “Good,” “Satisfactory,” or “Unsatisfactory,” and excludes Class 5 data from national climate records, while quoting Class 1–4 data....<<<Read More>>>....
What happens when we never switch off transmitters
Modern life is increasingly surrounded by devices that communicate wirelessly almost without interruption. Smartphones sit beside our beds, Wi-Fi routers remain active around the clock, Bluetooth earbuds transmit close to the head, smart meters send radio-frequency signals from outside homes, and smartwatches can remain in contact with the body throughout the day.
Unlike an obvious environmental hazard, wireless radiation is largely invisible, silent and difficult to perceive. A person can spend an entire day surrounded by transmitting devices without ever noticing them. That made the question of cumulative exposure particularly compelling – and particularly difficult to ignore....<<<Read More>>>...
Friday, 4 September 2026
The mystery of the 8,000-year-old rock paintings of Sego Canyon
The most ancient petroglyphs date back 8 thousand years, and the tribe that created them does not even have a personal name in history, they are simply called “archaic peoples”.
Some of Sego’s drawings are fairly common, representing people with farm animals or scenes related to hunting, but about 80 figures are among those that ufologists consider evidence of paleocontacts. This theory states that intelligent extraterrestrial beings (sometimes called ancient astronauts) visited Earth in the distant past, influencing human culture, technology, or religion....<<<Read More>>>...
The Sumerian Tablet That Says Someone Powerful Is Living Among Humans — And No-one Knows Who
What if an ancient Sumerian tablet described a powerful being living among humans — hidden in plain sight, unnoticed by the very people surrounding it?
This documentary explores an ancient mystery surrounding Sumerian texts, the gods they describe, and the possibility of a powerful presence existing within the human world. The tablet’s alleged clues raise disturbing questions about identity, concealment, and why such a being would choose to remain among ordinary people.
Was this figure simply another deity described through ancient mythology, or does the story point toward something far more mysterious? Why would a powerful being live among humans without revealing its true nature? And if the ancient writers believed such beings could walk unnoticed among humanity, what were they trying to preserve?
From Sumerian mythology and ancient Mesopotamian beliefs to the hidden meanings behind enigmatic tablet traditions, this investigation follows the clues and examines what they may have originally meant.
The answer may change how the ancient stories are understood.
UK government claims people who do not want to ingest folic acid through their food can avoid it if they choose to, really?
From 13 December 2026, almost all non-wholemeal wheat flour in the UK must contain folic acid, and mills have been legally able to start adding it since Autumn 2024.
Asked to let people opt out, the Government replied that people can “avoid fortified flour if they choose to or need to.”
Choice was meant to be in the form of wholemeal, gluten-free products and ancient grains. Products in every one of those supposedly protected categories now contain folic acid. Even organic is no guarantee.
So, what do British shops look like in 2026? Is it as easy to opt out of ingesting folic acid as the Government suggests?...<<<Read More>>>...
Do You Practice Self-Care?
But self-care can be hard to practice. It often seems much easier to think about other people’s needs before our own, to prioritize caring for our friends, family, spouse, children, pets — or even our possessions like a house or car — above our own care. Why is that? The joy of making someone else happy is immensely rewarding. Taking care of our belongings can give us satisfaction. What we might not always remember is that self-care is not an indulgence, but a necessity — how can we be there for those we love if we’re not taking care of ourselves?
If you’ve been feeling a little wobbly with self-care, try this simple practice. Take a moment to sit quietly and ask yourself: “What’s one easy thing I can do now that would feel good?” Maybe it’s enjoying a moment of silence. Maybe it’s sipping a comforting cup of tea. Whatever it is, do it with your full acceptance and presence. Think of self-care as an invitation to be kind to yourself and then take that positive, rejuvenating energy forward with you into your interactions and experiences. Start small and go from there, with little daily acts of self-love that will nourish your soul. (Daily OM)
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