Just a reminder that most people do not need to worry about respiratory viruses
If you take care of your diet and make sure you are not deficient
In certain essential nutrients
The attached PDF is a 32 page guide
From Dr. Mercola
About how to do that, paying attention to synergies
Such as taking Magnesium along with Vitamin D3.
Read it and pass it around to your friends/family/neighbors
No!
But I can say Malaria and Artemisinin
Both from the native Artemisia afra
And from the Chinese '''Sweet Annie (Artemisia annua)
Which is also grown in plantations in Africa
To extract the Artemisinin.
Fact is, that whatever Malaria meds they are using
It helps against COVID especially if you have enough Zinc in you.
But, the cold and flu season cycle is also different in Africa,
So if the virus came in during the down season
Maybe it just didn't spread.
Stop the video and examine the tables
To fully understand what is happening
Seth Rich story is starting to get into court filings
Can Assange be far behind?
3 weeks?
One tech that we absolutely need
Is DIY electronics from the bottom up
If we are going to send generational starships to other solar systems
We need to give our descendants tech that they can repair
All by themselves with whatever they have on board
It may not be as flashy as what we use on earth,
But it will be fully understandable and handle computations
And storage/retrieval of documents (libraries).
I've spent my whole life with computers and software
Much more into the software than you, building enterprise systems and dealing with complex database (not just SQL but SOLR too) and I have a reasonable understanding of hardware, just not a hardware tinkerer and builder like you. I think there are more than a few of us that would love to dig into an infrastructure rebuild. Personally, I have no choice but to work another 20 years or so due to economic situation, so I may as well do what I'm good at, and help rebuild our infrastructure. And teach others, because there is so much ego among younger software engineers that it hampers both their learning and teaching ability.
I hope this all spreads in Canada sooner rather than later, because China has a serious foothold in the country. Or appears to have. I wonder how many of them would flip once they see the success of the USA in escaping the NWO.
>This simply means it is always possible to structure a digital system such that it cannot be successfully defeated. It is just a matter of how much redundancy is necessary.
Didn't the Apollo lunar program do this?
Would it be good to study the unsimplified Maxwell's equations in preparation, or had Maxwell overlooked something?
ShArc: A Geometric Technique for Multi-Bend/Shape Sensing
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3313831.3376269
Abstract
We present ShArc, a precision, geometric measurement technique for building multi-bend/shape sensors. ShArc sensors are made from flexible strips that can be dynamically formed into complex curves in a plane. They measure local curvature by noting the relative shift between the inner and outer layers of the sensor at many points and model shape as a series of connected arcs. Unlike jointed systems where angular errors sum with each joint measured, ShArc sensors do not accumulate angular error as more measurement points are added. This allows for inexpensive, robust sensors that can accurately model curves with multiple bends. To demonstrate the efficacy of this technique, we developed a capacitive ShArc sensor and evaluated its performance. We conclude with examples of how ShArc sensors can be employed in applications like gesture input devices, user interface controllers, human motion tracking and angular measurement of free-form objects.
MAGA is not all about talking. It's about doing things because that is how real change happens
Etch a Circuit Board With Kitchen Supplies
https://www.instructables.com/id/Make-a-Circuit-Board-With-Household-Goods/
As you tinker with electronics projects, you'll quickly realize that the more complex they are, the more difficult they are to solder together. It usually means creating a rat's nest of individual wires, which can be bulky and hard to troubleshoot. Time to try making your own circuit boards at home! They're a great way to test new circuit designs, and make assembling your project a lot simpler later on—just add parts.
There's a catch, though: most of the existing kits out there use really nasty chemicals like ferric chloride or hydrochloric acid to etch the copper… so In this instructable, I'll show you a way to do it with stuff in your kitchen. Call it high-tech-low-tech circuit making, if you will..
You'll need:
1 copy of Autodesk Eagle (or another board design software)
1 package copper clad board (single-sided blank PCB)
1 package sticker paper (important: sure backing comes off in ONE BIG PIECE - no premade cuts)
1 clothes iron
1 office laser printer
1 bottle Acetone or nail polish
1 bottle of white vinegar
1 bottle hydrogen peroxide
1 box cooking salt (finely ground is best)
1 box Aluminum foil
Gloves and eye protection
This is a repost from the QResearch archive. And both Tillman and Dolbear wrote other books too
For some people, digging into SCIENCE and TECHNOLOGY to find what kind of knowledge and history has been suppressed by the Cabal over the last 150 years, is the right thing to do.
For instance in 1897 in Waterloo, Iowa, two professors from the US Army college at West Point, landed this airship to get a hotel room for the night, have a bath, get a good meal and sleep in a bed. This airship journey was seen and reported on in many parts of the USA.
There is evidence that they used NH3 (dry ammonia) gas for lift and that they manufactured it on board. And some of the gas could have used to turn a propellor just like Hero of Alexandria's ancient steam engine. But at around the same time, the Vril group in Germany was learning how to build antigravity devices. The airship pilots could well have built one of these and used it for propulsion.
The man in the photo is likely Samuel Tillman, a professor of Chemistry at the US Army's West Point Academy, who had rediscovered the fuel that Dellschau's group had lost. Or, perhaps, he was simply connected to the Cabal folks who had originally chartered Dellschau's group to do their experiments in the wild west and in Patagonia, far from prying eyes. His copilot was Amos Dolbear a Physicist who experimented with things like spark gap radio transmission. He claimed to have invented the telephone and sued Alexander Graham Bell. Both men were authors of technical books.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Escue_Tillman
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amos_Dolbear
Here are two of their books that I consider relevant, and note that Dolbear, like Daniel Vaughn and Nikola Tesla, believed in the ether permeating space.
Descriptive General Chemistry
by Samuel tillman
https://archive.org/details/descriptivegener00till/page/n5/mode/2up
Matter, Ether and Motion
by Amos Dolbear
https://archive.org/details/b21501294/mode/2up
If you want to try building a small airship, read Tillman's book. If Tesla tech is more your thing, then Dolbear's would be more interesting.
Fake.
Just because a huge sprawling bureaucracy had one of their researchers publish a paper, does not mean that the management had any idea of what was discovered. At best it would have been a one line entry in a weekly report of NIH activities.
This is the big FLAW in the Alinsky technique of personalizing it and then attacking the person. You lose touch with reality, and start being an ignorant fool, just like the left who wrote the book.
The real problem is that the scientific community concerned with SARS and pandemic diseases, did not grasp the importance of the research, and did not notice that other researchers were finding similar results with other malaria medications. Ask the question "Why?" because that will lead to fixing the problem.
Fauci was not a doctor and not a researcher. He was a career bureaucrat. Why should he have understood anything about medical research? That was not his field. He was an administrator and a manager.
We had libraries
I used to travel to a bigger town for the day
To sit in a college library and read magazines, journals (Computer Practice and Experience), use the photocopiers. And I would always check out the campus bookstore.
Never stopped learning.