Astral Parasites: How They Feed on Your Thoughts and Emotions

 

COP31 at a Crossroads: Electrification Ambitions vs. Fossil Fuel Realities

World leaders set out their climate priorities in speeches at COP31 in the city of Antalya in Turkey on Wednesday, Nov. 11, as negotiators from nearly 200 countries seek agreement on a plan to increase the share of electricity in global energy use and revive stalled efforts to move away from fossil fuels.

The summit opened Monday, Nov. 9, in the Mediterranean resort city as global greenhouse gas emissions show little sign of falling and wars, inflation and other crises compete for political attention.

A United Nations report last month found the world on course to break through the 1.5 C warming limit that countries had agreed to pursue under the Paris Agreement. The negotiating agenda at COP31 is narrower than at any other major climate conference in the decade since the Paris Agreement, according to Bloomberg. The United States, the world's largest historical emitter, has skipped the talks for the second year in a row after President Donald Trump withdrew the country from climate cooperation following his return to office in 2025...<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1339

 

Met Office Uses “Implausible” Climate Scenario to Claim Climate Change Could Increase Flooding by 800%

 The Met Office has claimed climate change could increase flood damage in Europe by 800% over the next 30 years – using the extreme model scenario branded "implausible" by the IPCC in April, says Chris Morrison.

Human-caused climate change could increase flood damage to commercial property in parts of Europe by as much as 800% over the next 30 years compared to the period 1990-2016, according to a recent paper published by the UK Met Office. The paper’s findings are aimed at pension fund investors so they can “better understand” the risks in a changing climate. In fact, the findings belong in clown land since they are all based on the assumptions fed into climate computer models known as RCP8.5. Earlier this year, RCP8.5 was declared “implausible” by a sub-committee of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) that was preparing groundwork for a major new assessment report.

Implausible Day was April 7th 2026, and quite why the Met Office continues to use this garbage in, garbage out computer model scenario is a complete mystery. RCP8.5 became the normal basis for many media clickbait scare headlines over the last 15 years, and it was ruthlessly used to back the political Net Zero fantasy. Even activist scientists must now realise that with its fanciful assumptions of runaway population growth and coal-use higher than known reserves, it is a busted flush. All it seems except the blinkers-wearing boffins at the bumbling British Met Office....<<<Read More>>>...

A Zen Moment .....

 

Make Every Bite Count

They say, “We are what we eat,” and there’s so much truth in that simple phrase. The food we choose each day doesn’t just fill us up — it has the power to shape our energy, mood, and even how we approach life’s challenges. Yet, in the rush of busy days, it’s easy to overlook this connection. With every meal, we have a fresh opportunity to nurture our bodies and fuel the life we truly want to live. It’s a small, everyday act that holds a world of possibility.

When we start to see food as medicine, it becomes more than just a source of sustenance — it’s a pathway to inner healing. Foods like leafy greens, fresh fruits, whole grains, and healthy fats don’t just satisfy hunger; they support our well-being from the inside out. They help reduce inflammation, boost immunity, and gently lift our spirits. Making these choices isn’t about being perfect. It’s about creating a strong foundation for the vitality you deserve. Each mindful bite is a step toward lasting change.

If you’re feeling called to start somewhere, try adding a simple serving of fermented foods — like yogurt, kimchi, or sauerkraut — to your daily routine. These foods are rich in probiotics that support gut health and can boost digestion, mood, and mental clarity. Remember, change doesn’t happen overnight. It’s the small, steady steps that truly transform. Be patient with yourself, and trust that nourishing foods have the power to uplift not just your body, but also your entire sense of well-being. (Daily OM)

The Nag Hammadi Names The Archon Who Controls The Tunnel of Light — And What To Say When You See It

 

Zerzura: Lost city of the Sahara with fair-haired inhabitants and giants

 In the depths of the Sahara Desert, concealed beneath layers of sand, lies a potential treasure trove – the remnants of ancient civilizations. Around 4,000 years ago, this very place flourished with lush vegetation and teemed with diverse wildlife. It’s almost unimaginable that such a promising environment would be overlooked by human settlers.

According to the legends passed down by the inhabitants residing near the Sahara, particularly in the oasis city of Dakhla, as well as the oases of Farafra and Bahariya, the sandy dunes were once home to numerous prosperous and highly developed cities.....<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1338

 

Andy failed to bag a standing ovation – there was almost no one there to stand

 Andy Burnham’s speech to the Cop climate conference in Turkey was so vital to the survival of the human race that it took five minutes and 52 seconds. Not so much a speech as an egg-timer.

Mr Burnham and flunkeys (numerous) flew to Antalya on Wednesday in a government aeroplane. They were met by the provincial governor, who rolled out a blue carpet.

Cue shots of Eyelashes Andy and governor Hulusi Sahin looking grim-faced (the climate is a serious matter). Eyelashes Andy strode to a gleaming limousine; the next morning found him addressing an almost empty hall.

‘My fellow leaders, your excellencies,’ began Mr Burnham. Those plural nouns were optimistic. Endless rows of seats were empty. Almost nobody had turned up but there was a knot of about ten British acolytes, including the Mayor of London, Lord Khan, in the front row. Apart from that: tumbleweed. You get more people at day three of a Lib Dem conference.

After announcing the appointment of a special representative for climate security, Mr Burnham bellowed: ‘Britain is back.’

The words echoed. Shades of that moment in the rocky Wadi Rum in Lawrence of Arabia (1962) when Peter O’Toole has no one for company except a camel.

Of the bewitching Dame Emily Thornberry MP, said to have been airfreighted to the souks of Antalya in all her dimpled glory, there was no sign. Mr Burnham’s speech was possibly too early in the day – the dame is not a morning person.

Not that the entire Cop shindig was so dozy. Mr Burnham’s speech clashed with a Greta Thunberg press conference and that was packed. Ms Thunberg told hundreds of disciples that planet Earth was ‘being killed and we know by who’.

A vicious attack, egad, on publicity-seeking prime ministers who ride gas-guzzling aeroplanes 1,900 miles to make six-minute speeches to an empty room.

Mr Burnham was the only G7 leader to bother to attend this year’s Cop. Not even Canada’s damp-as-nappies PM, Mark Carney, made the pilgrimage. For company, Mr Burnham had to settle for dignitaries from Tonga, Lebanon, the Solomon Islands and Lesotho. The prime minister of Palestine received a standing ovation for his speech. Israel-bashing always goes down well at these international knees-ups....<<<Read More>>>...

Quote for the Day

 

Microsoft 365 struck by multi-region “connectivity issues”

 According to a report from Fox Business, Microsoft 365 users across multiple regions encountered sudden connectivity errors on Thursday as the company scrambled to contain a widespread outage triggered by elevated loads on its infrastructure. The disruption hit at a time when millions of workers rely on the platform for email, collaboration, and daily operations, leaving many unable to access critical tools.

Microsoft stated that the elevated load was not the result of a surge in user traffic. Instead, the company explained it stemmed from “a number of servers being unexpectedly unavailable, straining the remaining infrastructure.” Officials added, “We’re working to safely return them to service,” while noting they were “aggressively pursuing all pathways to reduce impact.”

The outage potentially affected thousands of users attempting to reach their emails through Microsoft 365. Company alerts indicated that services including Exchange Online, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint Online, Microsoft Copilot 365, and Microsoft Defender XDR could be impacted. In a separate update, Microsoft confirmed, “We’re investigating reports of users experiencing issues accessing Exchange Online mailboxes through multiple connection methods in the Americas.”...<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1337

 

The EU Capitulation Agreement

More pantomime fodder. The EU is bankrupt and collapsing. The UK is seen as the cash cow to dig the EU out of the hole, but the UK is bankrupt too!

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With the signing ceremony of the Government’s Reset agreement fast approaching, I was interested to see that the House of Lords European Affairs Committee report, Dynamic Alignment: A fundamental change, has finally been published. I gave evidence to the committee in May and was eager to read its conclusions. Not that I believe the report will influence the EU, our new masters.

Ironically, the report starts with a complaint about being ignored by the Government:

Our ability to assess the full prospect of dynamic alignment for the UK was hampered because the Government declined to provide a Minister to appear before us until after the next UK-EU summit, now scheduled for 20 November 2026.

It also later complains that:

we are making this report prior to the publication of the texts of any dynamic alignment agreements with the EU, or of the European Partnership Bill. Our report seeks to highlight issues to which the House should be alert when it comes to consider such documents.

The members of the House of Lords should probably get used to being ignored if the Government agrees to dynamic alignment with the EU. They, the MPs and even Government ministers will have no influence on UK food standards, agricultural regulations or carbon pricing after this agreement is signed. Regulations in these areas will simply be imposed on the country by the EU under ‘Dynamic Alignment’.

Dynamic alignment basically means our lazy Government will let the EU do its work for it, making our rules and regulations and even ensuring our companies obey them. His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs will see its carbon pricing plans put in the bin as the EU imposes its more complex carbon tariffs on UK imports....<<<Read More>>>....

Judas Priest - No Surrender

 

A healthy gut microbiome is central to your overall mental and physical well-being

Gut health is central to overall wellness, and imbalances have been linked to fatigue, weight gain and inflammation across multiple body systems.

A 2025 review suggests that combining specific probiotics with plant compounds may create synergistic effects that help reduce inflammation and strengthen gut barrier function.

Short-chain fatty acids, especially butyrate, help maintain gut lining integrity and regulate immune function, while the bacterium Akkermansia muciniphila supports the protective mucus layer where butyrate-producing microbes thrive.

Timing matters in restoring gut health. First, remove inflammatory foods like seed oils, and fix the terrain before gradually introducing fibre and probiotics suited to your individual needs.

Daily habits like avoiding environmental toxins, getting quality sleep and minimising seed oils high in linoleic acid can meaningfully influence microbiome balance and gut health....<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1336

 

Do You Respond Or React?

 You know the words — the ones that often come just before a conversation falls apart. “That’s not what I said.” “You’re not listening to me.” “Leave me alone.” We’ve all heard them. Perhaps we’ve even said them ourselves. And beneath these words, there is often something much more tender than anger. Someone feels misunderstood. Someone feels dismissed. Someone is hurting and doesn’t quite know how to say it.

The truth is, we all want a lot of the same things. We want to feel that our feelings matter and our voices are heard. That even when someone disagrees with us, our relationship is still safe. Yet in difficult moments, it’s easy to become triggered — causing us to lash out, overexplain, or shut down completely. This is where the wisdom of Buddhist teachings offers something beautiful: the practice of slowing down, listening with compassion, and choosing words that bring us closer together rather than pushing us apart.

Healthy communication isn’t about always knowing the right thing to say or never losing our patience. It’s about recognizing when someone is hurting, making room for perspectives different from our own, and finding our way back to one another when things go wrong. And sometimes, it’s the smallest things — taking a deep breath, pausing before we react, or offering a moment of understanding — that help us find our way through difficult conversations with greater kindness and compassion. (Daily OM)

Quote for the Day

 

Cold, dark, and broke: As wind energy slumps, taxpayers are forced to pay millions for a fossil fuel backup

 Britain's energy transition is confronting an expensive reality: electricity must be available when consumers need it, not merely when the weather cooperates. A gas-fired power station near Plymouth reportedly received an extraordinary £1.4 million-per-hour rate to help maintain electricity supplies after wind generation slumped, exposing the costly balancing mechanisms required to keep an increasingly weather-dependent grid functioning. The episode raises a fundamental question about Britain's energy priorities. If renewable generation cannot reliably meet demand during periods of weak wind, how much must consumers ultimately pay to maintain the conventional generating capacity that policymakers have spent years attempting to displace?...<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1335

 

Bill Gates says a “Huge Catastrophe May Be Needed”

 The psychopathic madman, associated with all things Deep State nasty, has been wheeled out again to reinforce the current desensitising of the frightened sheep. They are desperate for humans to go into survival mode to help manifest their insane dream

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“The real danger right now is not the AI’s getting out of control,” he said. “It’s really bad people using AI, particularly in AI where you can take out all the safeguards.” He added that the combination of bad actors, the removal of safeguards, and the latest models would produce “a lot of negative surprises,” primarily in the cyber realm.

Gates has characterized AI as the most dangerous technology humans have ever created and has argued that companies cannot be trusted as the sole check on its use. He has compared the situation to the safety regimes governing aviation, automobiles, and pharmaceuticals....<<<Read More>>>...

 

Why are things so strange?

 

Beware the Crime of Muttering to Yourself

 More evidence added to the Mad World category. If this is true, then the world really has gone mad. 

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The Free Speech Union (FSU) has fought more than 7,000 cases since 2020 and, frankly, I thought I’d seen it all when it comes to the police overreacting to an ‘offensive’ remark. Surely, the Met dispatching five armed officers to arrest Graham Linehan when he got off a flight from America for a tweet is the absolute nadir? But no. We were in court last week defending a man who was being prosecuted for saying something verboten while driving his car. The only person who heard it was his four year-old son, yet he was charged with “threatening or abusive behaviour” with a racial aggravator.

The story begins in April last year, when our member – let’s call him Craig – was driving his son back to their home in Glasgow after a day out at an amusement park in Falkirk. At around 4pm, when he was exiting the M80, he was cut up by another vehicle, forcing him to swerve to avoid a collision. He got the impression the other driver was drunk and called the police from his car. In due course, both vehicles stopped and the police arrived. They declined to breathalyse anyone, but took our member’s dashcam footage to see if any laws had been broken.

A week later, the officers returned the footage and told him that an offence had indeed been committed – but by him, not the other driver. His ‘crime’ was muttering the words “smelly black bastard” under his breath seconds after almost being driven off the road. The windows were closed, so no one outside the vehicle could have heard him, and the other driver wasn’t looking in his direction so couldn’t have seen him say it. The only evidence against Craig was the dashcam footage he’d turned over to the police in the hope of seeing the dangerous driver brought to justice.....<<<Read More>>>...

Quote for the Day

 

Labour’s Net Zero chaos as Burnham sends his Attorney General to court to fight for oil drilling rights off Falklands… as new Bill bans new exploration off UK coast

 Andy Burnham has ordered his top legal adviser to defend plans for oil and gas development in the Falklands... at the same time as he is banning drilling in the North Sea.

The Prime Minister has sent Ellie Reeves, his Attorney General, to Hamburg today to represent the UK at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.

She is in the German city with a six-strong team of top lawyers to fight Argentina's objections to oil and gas development around the Falklands.

Argentinian President Javier Milei has moved to enforce a crackdown on fossil fuel exploration around the Falklands after reiterating his country's claim to the islands.

The Government is contesting Argentina's demand for 'interim measures' on oil and gas development around the South Atlantic archipelago.

It is feared such measures could include the suspension of any drilling, while the Government has accused Argentina of using the tribunal to renew its sovereignty claim.

But, while saying Mr Burnham is 'right' to defend plans for drilling around the Falklands, the Tories questioned Labour's chaotic position on fossil fuels.

At the same time as Ms Reeves is fighting for oil and gas exploration in the Falklands, the Government is pushing ahead with new laws to ban new drilling off the UK coast....<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1334

 

Giant UFO with dangling tentacles seen hovering near US military base

 A mysterious object resembling a giant jellyfish, complete with dangling appendages that appeared to move on their own, was filmed hovering in the direction of a major U.S. military base in Alaska before disappearing within minutes, according to a report from the Daily Mail.

Sara Jane Osborn told the Daily Mail she was photographing a rainbow in Anchorage when the dark shape emerged above distant trees near what she believed to be Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson. The base is home to F-22 Raptor fighters and supports air defense, surveillance, and military airlift operations. The sighting occurred on June 15 at approximately 10:13 p.m., while the evening sky remained bright.

Osborn and her husband, Pete, had driven into Anchorage on business from the Valley, where they now live after years in the city. Traveling along Sixth Avenue, she began snapping photos of the rainbow through the open car window. Pete pulled into an empty downtown parking lot so she could capture the view without traffic or lights interfering....<<<Read More>>>....

Image of the Day - "Áit iontach agus atá faoi shealbh taibhsí"

GOLDTOWN ARIZONA

 

Debunking the Myth of the ‘Super El Niño’

 As COP31 gets underway, the climate Establishment really wants us to know that a 'super El Niño' is unleashing its fury upon us. But it's all nonsense, says Paul Homewood, as he takes a look at the facts.

The Royal Meteorological Society (RMS) has had a long and a proud record since its inception in 1850. It was formed as “a society the objects of which should be the advancement and extension of meteorological science by determining the laws of climate and of meteorological phenomena in general”.

It began life as the British Meteorological Society. It became The Meteorological Society in 1866, when it was incorporated by Royal Charter, and the Royal Meteorological Society in 1883, when Her Majesty Queen Victoria granted the privilege of adding “Royal” to the title.

Its list of past presidents reads like a who’s who of British meteorology.

Sadly, however, it appears to have now become just another state mouthpiece for Net Zero propaganda...<<<Read More>>>...

 

Def Leppard - Animal

 

No Longer Hiding From Your Shadow

 There are parts of ourselves we learn to hide from the world. The anger we were told was wrong. The insecurities we conceal because we feel like we need to be strong. The dreams we tucked away because someone made us believe we weren’t good enough. Little by little, we begin to suppress the emotions and personality traits we deem unacceptable or undesirable. But what we bury within doesn’t simply go away. It remains beneath the surface, influencing our thoughts, relationships, and the way we move through the world.

This is where shadow work offers a beautiful invitation. To turn toward the parts of ourselves we’ve spent a lifetime running from. To welcome them like old friends arriving at our door, not with judgment or shame, but with curiosity and compassion — because the aspects of ourselves we avoid are often what need our love the most.

And somewhere along this journey, we begin to discover that true healing was never about becoming someone better — free of flaws, fears, or scars. Instead, it’s letting the disowned parts of ourselves come back home with open arms. While this might sound uncomfortable at first, the shadow brings promises of powerful insights into who we are. We find freedom in no longer having to hide. We begin to see ourselves with softer eyes. And we discover what it feels like to be fully, wonderfully ourselves....<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1333

 

North Sea oil and gas should be for the people of the UK

 

Michael Clark argues that the UK should implement a national energy obligation to reserve North Sea oil and gas for domestic use, prioritising households, essential services and industry to mitigate the impact of international price volatility and supply disruptions.

Because North Sea production has declined significantly since 1999, leaving the UK today as a net importer of both oil and gas, this proposed reservation strategy aims to improve security and affordability rather than achieve complete national self-sufficiency....<<<Read More>>>...

Quote for the Day

 

Shock Evidence Suggests Humans Are Not Responsible for Most of the Increase in Atmospheric CO2

 Humans contribute just 4% of the carbon dioxide that enters the Earth’s atmosphere each year but the ‘settled’ science of anthropogenic climate change states that this has caused a 50% rise in the trace gas since pre-industrial times. In fact, this arguable statement can be tested using carbon isotope data and the results are in from a detailed mathematical paper just published by a leading climate scientist (sceptic branch) Dr Willie Soon. His bombshell conclusion is that fossil fuels are not responsible for the recent increase in atmospheric CO₂. This is despite the widespread scientific conclusion to the contrary that has the added advantage of backing the political Net Zero fantasy....<<<Read More>>>...

Signs The Archons Are Recycling Your Soul Right Now — The Nag Hammadi Names Every One

 

AI dependence linked to sharp decline in cognitive performance, new studies confirm

MIT, Oxford and UC Berkeley researchers found that just 10 minutes of AI assistance significantly impairs focus and persistence on difficult tasks.

Study of 1,222 participants showed those relying on AI quickly abandoned problems when the tool was removed.

AI users showed weaker neural activity compared to those who thought independently, according to separate MIT Media Lab research.

Experts warn AI use causes "cognitive atrophy" and may create a generation dependent on algorithmic thinking.

Researchers urge developing foundational critical thinking skills before introducing AI tools in education....<<<Read More>>>...

Food for Thought #1332

 

Burnham’s EU Reset Will Destroy UK Trade

 Andy Burnham's EU reset will trash 90% of UK goods exports by making them even more expensive while benefitting almost zero. Anyone who cares about British industry must stop this deal, says Catherine McBride.

For the many UK politicians and journalists who don’t know anything about UK trade, here are the highlights:

The UK is now predominantly a service exporter. 57% of UK exports are services, which are not affected by EU ‘red tape’.

UK goods exports have dropped from almost 70% of our total exports in 1997 to just 43% in 2025. This trend began long before Brexit and is tied to Net Zero mandates, high UK energy prices and EV mandates.

Machinery and transport goods, such as cars and aircraft parts, are 42% of all UK goods exports. This is by far the UK’s largest export sector, although it is also falling. It was 50% of UK exports in 2000. But if the UK joins the EU’s CBAM, companies in this sector will see their imported material costs rise, making their exports even less competitive.

Chemicals are the UK’s second-largest export sector. They account for 19% of UK goods exports, but this share is shrinking due to UK and EU energy costs and Net Zero regulations. These costs and regulations will increase if the UK joins the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS).

Miscellaneous manufactures account for 11% of UK goods exports. This is still the UK’s third-largest export sector, even though it includes many goods the UK no longer makes because of our high carbon taxes, which will increase if the UK signs up to the EU’s even higher ETS on November 20th.

Fuels account for 9% of UK exports. This is still the UK’s fourth largest goods export sector, even though the current and previous governments have tried to destroy it with bans on new exploration and ultra-high taxes.

Material manufactures account for 8% of UK goods exports. This sector includes iron, steel, aluminium, ceramics and glass manufacturing – industries that have gone, or are going out of business in the UK because of high UK energy costs, which will rise if the UK joins the EU ETS.

These five sectors make up almost 90% of UK goods exports. The other five industry sectors are insignificant. But the Government and our journalists think the UK is New Zealand and that the only goods we export are food and live animals to the EU. We don’t! UK food and live animal exports to the EU were just 1.3% of the UK’s total exports.

The Government is about to sacrifice all of the export industries listed above to slightly reduce the import costs of a handful of supermarkets, at least two of which are privately owned German companies. These savings will not be passed on to UK shoppers because the Government has also increased wages again, and supermarket energy costs will increase if we join the EU’s ETS.

UK exports of food and live animals will not increase because we are paying farmers to not produce them; this has nothing to do with EU red tape. Instead we are paying farmers to plant trees and wildflowers or plaster their farmland with solar panels. (54% of UK electricity is coming from gas today, 12% from solar and 3% from wind.)...<<<Read More>>>....

Quote for the Day

 

Silurian Hypothesis: Was There Another Civilization on Earth Before Humans

 Scientists are investigating the question of whether there was an advanced civilization in the past that died as a result of global warming, provoked by its actions on the planet.

The Silurian Hypothesis suggests that millions of years ago there could have been a non-human civilization on Earth capable of transforming the world enough to cause climate changes comparable to or greater than those caused by mankind during the industrial age....<<<Read More>>....

Food for Thought #1331

 

Burnham’s Constituents Reject EU Surrender

 Voters in Andy Burnham’s own constituency oppose the compromises at the heart of his EU reset, polling shows.

The Prime Minister is expected to use a summit in Brussels on Friday to force Britain to accept EU rules on food standards, Net Zero and higher tariffs on Chinese vehicles.

A poll found that an overwhelming majority of Burnham’s Makerfield constituents believed 10 key policy areas should be decided by the Government alone.

Makerfield voted to leave the EU by 65% to 35% at the Brexit referendum a decade ago.

After his by-election victory in June, Burnham pledged to apply a “Makerfield test” once he reached No. 10, saying that if policies did not work for his constituency, they could not work nationally.

However, he used Labour’s annual conference in September to reopen the Brexit debate and will set out a range of options for the future of the UK-EU relationship this month. These will include going “all the way” and rejoining the bloc after the next General Election.

A poll by Survation for Britain Unbound, a campaign group, asked Makerfield voters whether the Government should decide on policy areas alone, work voluntarily with other countries, or be required to follow decisions made by international institutions.

Nearly three-quarters (74%) said that Britain alone should make decisions around food standards – a major component of Burnham’s reset deal – with just 15% supporting any voluntary international agreement....<<<Read More>>>...

Butterfly Medicine

 

Godfather Of AI Warns Of ‘Chernobyl-Like’ Blackout Event Soon

More of the fear narratives published on the WWW to generate more fear and put more humans into survival mode ... keep desensitizing the masses including the conspiracy theory fraternity!

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According to a report from NDTV, Geoffrey Hinton, widely known as the godfather of artificial intelligence, has issued a stark warning that a Chernobyl-like event triggered by AI could strike later this year or next year, potentially causing a temporary blackout of financial systems or power grids.

The Nobel laureate made the remarks ahead of a screening of a new documentary titled AI: Probably Nothing to Worry About, a name suggested by an AI chatbot itself, which features both Hinton and his former Google colleague Demis Hassabis.

Speaking to The Guardian, Hinton stressed that he does not consider himself a “doomer” about the technology, yet he insisted humanity would have been better off had it never been developed in the first place....<<<Read More>>>....

The Destruction of Tartaria, Dragons & Ancient Temple Technology

 

 

Who gets to decide what history remembers? In this episode, we name the powerful figures and institutions who helped erase Tartaria from the historical record. 

Old maps, a surprising connection to Noah, and nineteenth-century accounts of strange dragon-like creatures lead us into a past far stranger than the one we were taught. 

We also explore Tesla’s wireless energy experiments and the possibility that cathedrals, temples, and star forts once formed part of an ancient energy network. Could their resemblance to modern circuitry reveal a forgotten purpose behind some of the world’s most remarkable structures?

Finding Hope in Difficult Times

 The rising cost of living. Our own emotional struggles. The collective suffering unfolding across the world. In times like these, it’s easy to lose hope and wonder whether things will ever get better. Yet the lotus flower offers us a beautiful reminder. Before its petals can open to the sunlight, it must first push through the dark, muddy water below. In much the same way, our struggles can become the very ground from which compassion, wisdom, and inner strength begin to bloom.

Of course, this doesn’t mean we have to push our sadness away or force ourselves to feel happy. Just as a loving mother holds a crying child, we can learn to hold our pain with tenderness and care. Sometimes, this begins with something as simple as taking a deep breath, calming our nervous system, and allowing ourselves to feel our emotions without judgment. Even when the world around us seems uncertain, we can begin to cultivate a little peace within ourselves.

In this way, we are able to keep our hearts open when life gives us every reason to close them. To remain kind when the world feels cruel. To offer compassion to others when we’re hurting ourselves. And to remember that nothing in life stays the same forever, including our most challenging circumstances. Like the lotus, the very experiences that bring us to our knees can also become the soil from which our greatest courage, resilience, and hope can grow. (Daily OM)

Food for Thought #1330

 

“This technology does not belong to us”, says pilot who saw a 30,000mph UAP

 Christiaan Van Heijst, a veteran 747 cargo pilot with a keen eye for photography, recently shared his experiences with podcaster Chris Lehto, revealing four enigmatic UFO sightings. Among these, a “hypersonic” UAP stands out.

Van Heijst, who has spent countless hours navigating the globe’s airways, initially rationalized these sightings as secret tests of advanced USAF technology. Yet, the unfolding of recent, undisclosed events has led him to reconsider....<<<Read More>>>...

Scorpions - Big City Nights

 

Magnesium’s Health Benefits, Risks and Best Food Sources: What Does the Research Show?

 The Food Revolution Network has published a review outlining magnesium's reported health benefits, potential risks and dietary sources. The review discusses existing research rather than presenting findings from a new clinical trial.

The review identifies six potential health benefits associated with magnesium, particularly in relation to heart health, bone strength, sleep and mood. It also examines magnesium-rich foods and guides supplement use and safety.

However, the strength of evidence varies across these health outcomes. The review draws on both observational studies and clinical research, which do not establish the same level of evidence. While magnesium is an essential nutrient, current findings do not demonstrate that supplementation can prevent or treat every condition associated with it. Further research is needed to clarify its potential benefits for several health outcomes...<<<Read More>>>....

Memory Lane - "Grey Heron"

ASTLEY PARK LANCASHIRE

 

UK Prepares for “Black Sky” Catastrophe as Experts Warn Power Outage Could Collapse Modern Life Within Days

 Is this for real? Or is it scaremongering to desensitize people and flick them into survival mode. For when human adopt survival mode ... they are easy to control.

Its a world wide warning at this moment in time. Could this be the imminent events to bring in the new world order ... or is this the script that was going to be used and it now has no substance.

Only time will tell. 

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 According to a report from the BBC, British authorities are racing to strengthen emergency backup systems against a “Black Sky” event — a total failure of electricity, water, communications, and retail that could plunge the nation into chaos. The warning comes amid growing recognition that decades of digital dependence have left the country vulnerable once the lights go out.

The concept gained urgency from a real-world failure in Lancaster. On the night of 5 December 2015, the River Lune flooded and cut power to 61,500 residents. Lancaster University professor Roger Kemp later described the moment it hit: “I was halfway through a Scandi crime drama when everything went off. Streetlights were off. The sodium glow that we can see over the horizon from Morecambe was off.”

The following day the city resembled a scene from a disaster film. “Almost like a zombie movie,” Kemp recalled. “People trying to find phone reception, wondering where things were, and there was a huge queue at the one working telephone box.”...<<<Read More>>>....

Food for Thought #1329