More poppycock. It's been 20 years since this film and the Codex remains a voluntary non binding set of principles and none of the predictions made by this piece of propaganda have come true. If anything, access to supplements, natural and...
More poppycock. It's been 20 years since this film and the Codex remains a voluntary non binding set of principles and none of the predictions made by this piece of propaganda have come true. If anything, access to supplements, natural and...
The global power will never shift those who are in control and there descendants will always be in control. Very soon the one world order will come to pass and the little people those who are delusional will have no say in the matter.
I'll keep you posted. It looks intriguing.
Your ruminations on memory remind me that I usually give Julian Jaynes a re-read every once in a while. I've been thinking I need to do that as I recently finished a couple of audio lectures on the...
Part of the issue is that we construct the memory anew every time we access it. It is never a static file that gets stored in our brains.
This may help with that a little:
https://neurosciencenews.com/same-event-different-memory-10405/
I do...
BTW The State of Florida has just started to initiate proceedings against Fauci.
Plus have just been reminded that individuals can bring proceedings against him for personal damages - but more significantly is a Class Action suit where a team of...
Happy to — in your direction. If you didn't want that — then you shouldn't have kicked first.
Or maybe you forgot how easy it is here to stick your head in the sand — it's called the "ignore button".
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News Flash: Computer memory is also stored in fragments that are constructed every time they're recalled, and I've seen them fail far more often. Multiple types of cameras can also record different details even if they're focused on the same...
I'll keep you posted. It looks intriguing.
Your ruminations on memory remind me that I usually give Julian Jaynes a re-read every once in a while. I've been thinking I need to do that as I recently finished a couple of audio lectures on the...
Part of the issue is that we construct the memory anew every time we access it. It is never a static file that gets stored in our brains.
This may help with that a little:
https://neurosciencenews.com/same-event-different-memory-10405/
I do...
It's not a subject that is very tangible at all. It's hard to grasp or even understand when we are looking at or participating in a high strange event. Consequently, I read a lot of material from Academia.edu that is adjacent to or directly...
I would be interested to read your review upon finishing - especially regarding his more esoteric thoughts on the phenomena towards the end of his life.