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Thank you. I also believe that independence from any corporate food provider is a good strategy, as is learning how to repair your own appliances, and buying appliances that can be repaired. AI has totally streamlined the process of learning how...

The history of science and the history of vaccines which is 230 years old has nothing superficial about it. See, that's what I would call a nonsensical religious statement. In the global north where we have vaccines we can compare the incredibly...

Very nice — truly impressed. I recently ordered some stainless steel mason jar lids for my few jars. I got sick of my old ones rotting and having to throw them away. Anyway — all that work is something to be proud of ! My big job for this week...

Very nice — truly impressed. I recently ordered some stainless steel mason jar lids for my few jars. I got sick of my old ones rotting and having to throw them away. Anyway — all that work is something to be proud of ! My big job for this week...

That was the start of harvest. Things are much more clogged up in the basement now. Last year we grew 400lbs of tomatoes and made 100L of sauce and salsa. This year we added a bunch of new varieties to the mix and so we are on track for about 600...

Here's one last big thing question, which I think is a large part of the legacy of COVID - it's making people talk fervently and frequently about vaccines and diseases. So here's my big question regarding the following top ten life threatening...

No the effects are not the same — you obviously didn't read any of the articles with critical eye. Over time, both exposures average out as small. But with an injection, the absorption, and effects are different — if not precisely for the reason...

Ok well let's address it then, because injecting and digestion, while different, the effects are the same. In fact more aluminum goes into the bloodstream through digestion than it does through injection. Injection of these salts hang out at the...

Gee — Did you guys figure that out all by yourselves ? :p

I think you are correct he is talking about a simple device in a 70s magazine.

I think what Pygar is talking about is a much more simplified "detector" that the home hobbyist can make. Chris' detector that he pioneered in the SLV was a much more sophisticated, software driven optical array that could triangulate and record...

Again — not valid counterpoint. Valid counterpoint requires a specific coherent and relevant rebuttal to a specific point. Again — not valid counterpoint. Specifically a straw man argument ( a superficially similar, but irrelevant comparison )...

It's like talking to someone on a merry go round. If you are concerned about aluminum intake then stop breathing, definitely don't drink water or eat food. Across 80 years the average person will consume about 200,000 to 260,000 mg of aluminum...

Not valid counterpoint — An unsubstantiated claim based on irrelevant opinion. That sounds pretty awesome — lots of Lycopene — a great antioxidant that's good for heart and prostate health. So what? Not relevant counterpoint. Again — Not...

If I had the spare time I would be dismissing almost every single ridiculous, misinformed post here on this thread, but it's tomato season and I have hundreds of pounds of tomatoes to process and turn into sauce. Aluminum is the third most...

I think what Pygar is talking about is a much more simplified "detector" that the home hobbyist can make. Chris' detector that he pioneered in the SLV was a much more sophisticated, software driven optical array that could triangulate and record...

New York Firefighter Won His COVID Vaccine Mandate Case, but the City Is Refusing To Pay Nearly four years after a judge ordered New York City to reinstate unvaccinated firefighter Timothy Rivicci and pay him back wages, the city is still...

I'm imagining them mixed into a DQ Blizzard 😋

"At well-child check-ups, it’s common for 2 month, 4 month, 6 month etc., appointments to include up to 8 vaccinations that add up to more than 1,000 mcg of aluminum. Looking at the chart below that amount isn’t even safe for a 350-pound adult...

Yep — If one looks back to my early posts here, I started out the same way, even suggesting that the mRNA vax was the way to go — because like other fools who "trusted the science", I figured they'd worked out all the problems with it ( but they...

THE DATA FROM THE LAST 6 YEARS IS ALARMING AND MOST PEOPLE HAVE NEVER SEEN PFIZER’S FIRST COVID VACCINE SAFETY REPORT IN THE FIRST MONTHS. I have. And I’m appalled. And after reading the actual document, I think everyone should know what was...

This is the kind of thing that makes people leery of doctors and the expert medical class - "George Pickering II engaged in a three-hour armed standoff at Tomball Regional Medical Center in Texas to prevent doctors from withdrawing life support...

I'm aware there are strong feelings pro-vaccine. Not posting to change anyone's mind - just in the spirit of 'look at this bit of info.' I have always been neutral - and trusting - about vaccines until covid. Would never have questioned the...

Dr. Russell Blaylock: "The tetanus vaccine is one of the MOST RIDICULOUS vaccines ever." Here’s what they won’t tell you: The shot they push is NOT a simple tetanus vaccine — it’s the full DTaP combo loaded with: • Aluminum (up to 0.625 mg — a...

BREAKING: Vaccine Researcher Poul Thorsen Expected to Plead Guilty Poul Thorsen, one of the key scientists whose research is used to “prove” that vaccines do not cause autism has been charged with 22 counts of fraud, including falsifying reports...

I'm imagining them mixed into a DQ Blizzard 😋

If my state ever legalizes cannabis, there will be brownies. Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck.

Method A: The Modified Compass Contact In this direct assembly, you turn the compass itself into the switch. Prep the Needle: Open the plastic casing of a cheap, liquid-free magnetic compass. Tie or solder a micro-thin, highly flexible bare wire...

A friend is looking for a Sixties UFO magazine he had, with plans for a UFO Detector. He recalls it being a b/w magazine, somewhere between a tabloid and a trade paperback, with "Flying Saucers" in the title. He built the thing! It had a mag...

If my state ever legalizes cannabis, there will be brownies. Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck.