Jodistrict

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  1. Is this what awakened church ladies sounds like?
  2. Ask yourself who is putting out the information to make you afraid. Big pharma and corrupt bureaucrats don't want reformers. And do you know any doctor who doesn't receive perks from big pharma? The danger is doing nothing. Focus on the facts: the chronic disease epidemic is real.
  3. "Kennedy holds a number of controversial views when it comes to public health, including anti-vaccine activism. However, experts generally agree that his stances on food and nutrition are commendable." https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/rfk-jrs-no-1-hurdle-take-unhealthy-food-money-rcna180365?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1JzZ3E2g9eLltHon_NVkNXXtY6m_S4QonmLozwrIHilbSpobYdiTbbbuE_aem_tPmIVs0IM8Cb_b8Wp5s_vw
  4. RFK was a successful trial lawyer for several decades. He knows how to evaluate evidence. He has been thinking about this issue for a long time and has a plan. He also has a habit of backing up his "beliefs" with multiple references to scientific literature. He is the best qualified person to make real change.
  5. This is a short explanation of the importance of RFK's HHS nomination.
  6. Trump has asked RFK to do three things. He's asked to get the corruption out of the U.S. health agencies, produce uncompromised evidence-based research for our health guidelines, and reverse the trends of the chronic disease epidemic in two years for children and adults.
  7. On a serious note, RFK is going to get the corruption out of the US health agencies and hopefully reverse the trends of a chronic disease epidemic in America. Keep in mind that Kennedy is the only politician to raise this important issue. Here is a clip where Dr. Casey Means explains the importance of RFK Jr's HHS nomination. https://x.com/i/status/1857626646007644507
  8. What about ice cream? Trump has promised to bring back the ice cream machines.
  9. RFK has criticized Trump's diet in the past. This is a power play by Trump to make sure RFK is on the team.
  10. Wokeism was a bad idea and unhealthy for society. It divides people into identity groups, using a perpetrator/victim mythology. It deflects the public from the problems of real wealth inequality which is why I don’t refer to it as “left” or “progressive”. It is a massive deflection to worry about pronouns while the issue of equity capital buying up all the houses and farm land is virtually ignored. Notice how easily wokeism has been embraced by the large corporations and the establishment elites. While people are fighting each other they aren’t questioning the status quo and threatening the power structure.
  11. We are all going to die. What can be more dangerous than that? We can either confront life now or it will eventually be done for us. I think people get worn out by fake spirituality, which is a good thing. Your feelings are your friends and are guiding you. Drop it and move towards total authenticity - satya in sanskrit.
  12. So the phlogiston theory of oxygen is still science? I have studied the history of science and understand how it works and that there are dead ends for the simple reason that they are investigating the unknown which requires a guessing process. When we look at the final results we are looking from the vantage point of hindsight reasoning. My concern with string theory is that at this point there seems to be no possibility of forming experiments to verify truth because of the extremely small sizes of the strings. The basic methodology of science includes empirical observation. If there is no possibility of empirical observation, then it nevers goes beyond speculation.
  13. Einstein knew about the Mickelson-Morley experiment. Einstein knew all of the relevant facts of physics up to that date. He used his brilliant mind to form a new paradigm that explained what was going on. Nothing he did contradicts what I am talking about. Einstein was guided by experimental evidence and formed predictable theories. String theory has dozens of competing mathematical theories. How are they going to select the theories that actually align with reality without having some experimental evidence of the way things actually work?
  14. As long as the theories aren't verified by observation, they remain speculation and can't be considered scientific knowledge. The other problem is that since there is no observable data, there is no way to guide the theories to greater accuracy to reality, but they just go off in tangents that are mathematically interesting. Hence they become more pure mathematics. If someone in the future finds a clever way to make an experiment then things change.
  15. Technically, string theory and multiverse theories aren’t science. Because a scientific theory needs to form a hypothesis that can be refuted or validated through observation. However, it is basically impossible to construct experiments to verify any of these theories. The dimensions of string theory are just too small and you can’t go outside your own universe to verify another universe. So, these theories are really mathematics or philosophy. Apparently, string theory produces interesting mathematical results. So it is of some value to mathematics. As for particle physics, they are bumping up against real constraints in reality. They keep finding new particles and don’t know if there is an underlying mechanism that explains it. Also, super colliders are extremely expensive so is it worth spending billions of dollars to find a new particle which doesn’t really contribute to a furtherance of knowledge? This is a complex issue but it is real and not due to corruption in the system.
  16. The best way to defeat the conservatives would be to return to real issues such as economic justice, healthcare, and education. Bernie Sanders showed that this can be successful. You could add to that the issue of equity capital buying up all the housing in America so that ordinary people can never buy a home. And then there is the inflation which is the result of the Federal Reserve creating money to make the stock market go up. These are real issues that affect ordinary people. Return to real values. A woman president is not an inherent virtue. Replace hysteria with common sense. Now you have a winning formula.
  17. In my experience, music has been important to the quality of my inner journey. I have attended many ceremonies where they play the medicine songs. I eventually grew dissatisfied with this format because each song is from 3 to 4 minutes, and each song would stimulate different images and a different theme with no long term continuity resulting in an aimless journey. I purchased a pair of Bose noise-cancelling headphones to block out the ceremony music and started experimenting with my own playlists played on my own mp3 player. For a recent mushroom ceremony, I made two playlists. The one playlist was Scientific Sound music from Jeffrey Thompson. This music has entrainment frequencies, such as alpha, beta, gamma, and lambda. The other playlist was shamanic meditation music. I started out with the scientific music playlist and found that it wasn’t focusing my journey any better than the ceremony music. So I switched to the shamanic music. I put the following musical arrangement on repeat loop and played it all night. It is called “Spirit Awakening Sounds of Empowerment Shamanic Meditation Music”. This music put my in a profound and deep state of meditation. In my visions, a powerful shaman appeared to me healing me with his powerful frequencies. I felt divine energy flowing through my body and the awakening of powerful masculine energy. It was a journey of deep healing. The music is from a YouTube channel called “Larimar Sound Alchemy”. As far as I am concerned, this artist is an inspired shaman. The scientific music was too mechanical. The shamanic music uses the human voice which is living and infinitely more subtle in its abilities to penetrate the heart and heal.
  18. I was just noting the similarity between then and now, and then asked a question. But I agree that what you read into my response is not logical.
  19. Globalism is based on slave labor in China which creates imbalances in the global system. Sustainable?
  20. Wanting to eliminate flouride from the water doesn't make you a weirdo, especially considering that flouride is one of the most toxic chemicals known to man. Even though they claim small amounts are "safe" it is a policy worth reviewing.
  21. I felt better about Trump when RFK joined, because RFK is the only politician who gives me the feeling that he really cares and he is very smart, knows the government like the back of his hand, and has specific plans for regulatory reform.
  22. I think that the current politics is a negation of the idealism of the hippies. The hippies only lasted a few years and the movement was destroyed by Charles Manson. The current Western establishment, including the democratic party, are neoliberal capitalists in favor of forever wars to secure their power and privileges. This is exactly the opposite of the old left that opposed the Vietnam war and the old 60s liberals who believed in tolerance and free speech.
  23. I have done over 50 ceremonies and I recommend it for people starting out. Having people around and someone to help you reduces anxiety and fear. But, if you want to take a deep dive it can be limiting. I have attended ceremonies with noise cancelling headphones which cuts out most of the noise and distractions and provides the space I need to go deep.
  24. Nicotine was put on the F list. But I have used rapeh (peruvian snuff) towards the end of a mushroom journey and it is powerful putting me into deep states of meditation. Be very careful though.
  25. Robert Kennedy endorsed Trump and Kennedy is a rational thinker. In an interview Kennedy said Trump was more likely to support his proposed regulatory reforms and he wouldn’t have a chance with Harris. I believe that Kennedy’s MAHA (make America healthy again) movement is important. It addresses big pharma and a food industry that is destroying the health of the people. Ironically, if Trump gives Kennedy real power, a Trump administration could end up making real progressive reforms that are far more important than the democratic party’s obsession with marginal issues of sexual identity.