GEOTUS?
Idolatry much?
https://twitter.com/WallStreetSilv/status/1685388860677623809
Wall Street Silver
@WallStreetSilv
China's social credit score experiment gains momentum
Now, if a person with a low rating calls you, your phone emits a siren instead of the usual ringtone. Then there is a voice reminder that a conversation with this subscriber will lead to a decrease in your score. 🚨🚨🚨
We have seen the stills, here is the vid
https://twitter.com/NotAlexSheppard/status/1684949944182992896
Alexander Sheppard 🇺🇸
@NotAlexSheppard
Why is Brittney Griner shirtless in this video with no bikini top or anything?
>elon
has a Tesla phone called Pi with a Neuralink app and interface.
was posted yesterday with multiple links
livestreaming witchcraft is okay if it is the Holy See?
nah. still non-biblical ritual magic, spell binding all who engage to varying degrees.
'detained in Russia', yet Russia doesn't tell the world it is a dude. Why not?
> dewormer
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/29/science/roundworm-nematodes-siberia-permafrost.html
Worms Revived After 46,000 Years Frozen in Siberian Permafrost
Scientists want to understand how the worms survived in extreme conditions for extraordinarily long periods of time.
At a time when the mighty woolly mammoth roamed the Earth, some 46,000 years ago, a minuscule pair of roundworms became encased in the Siberian permafrost.
Millennia later, the worms, thawed out of the ice, would wriggle again, and demonstrate to scientists that life could be paused — almost indefinitely.
The discovery, published this week in the peer-reviewed journal PLOS Genetics, offers new insight into how the worms, also known as nematodes, can survive in extreme conditions for extraordinarily long periods of time, in this case tens of thousands of years.
In 2018, Anastasia Shatilovich, a scientist from the Institute of Physicochemical and Biological Problems in Soil Science RAS in Russia, thawed two female worms from a fossilized burrow dug by gophers in the Arctic.
The worms, which were buried approximately 130 feet in the permafrost, were revived simply by putting them in water, according to a news release from the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics in Germany.
Called Panagrolaimus kolymaensis, after the Kolyma River in Russia, where they were found, the worms were sent to Germany for further study. The creatures, which have a life span measured in days, died after reproducing several generations in the lab, researchers said.
Using radiocarbon dating, researchers determined the specimens were frozen between 45,839 and 47,769 years ago, during the late Pleistocene.
The roughly millimeter-long worms were able to resist extreme low temperatures by entering a dormant state called cryptobiosis, a process researchers at the institute have been trying to understand.
No nematodes had been known to achieve such a dormant state for thousands of years at a time, Teymuras Kurzchalia, a professor emeritus at the institute who was involved in the study, said on Saturday.
“The major take-home message or summary of this discovery is that it is, in principle, possible to stop life for more or less an indefinite time and then restart it,” Dr. Kurzchalia said.
Researchers identified key genes in the nematode that allow it to achieve the cryptobiotic state. The same genes were found in a contemporary nematode called Caenorhabditis elegans, which can also achieve cryptobiosis.
“This led us, for instance, to understand that they cannot survive without a specific sugar called trehalose,” Dr. Kurzchalia said. “Without this sugar, they just die.”
While there are no clear practical applications for a deep understanding of cryptobiosis, that should not be a reason to stop the research, Dr. Kurzchalia said.
The discovery of semiconductors, or of the double helix structure of DNA, he said, took decades to yield a practical use, but ultimately turned out to be revolutionary.
“That’s the interest of science,” he said. “You end somewhere you didn’t presume.”
Cryptobiosis could, perhaps one day, be engineered by humans, he added.
Another researcher in the study, Dr. Philipp Schiffer of the Institute for Zoology at the University of Cologne, said the more relevant application of the findings “is that in times of global warming we can learn a lot about adaptation to extreme environmental conditions from these organisms, informing conservation strategies and protecting ecosystems from collapsing.”
The Siberian permafrost has long offered the scientific community a window into the organisms of the distant past. Ancient viruses, mummified bodies and a suite of microscopic creatures have been resurrected from the ice over the years.
Amid the Covid pandemic, some have expressed concerns about unearthing ancient microorganisms, fearing that doing so could have deadly consequences for mankind.
Dr. Kurzchalia conceded that, theoretically, such a thing was possible, though he emphasized that the study of these organisms is conducted in sterile, lab-controlled settings.
A more prudent concern, in Dr. Kurzchalia’s view, is the threat of global warming significantly thawing the permafrost in Siberia. In that case, there would be no control over what is reintroduced to the world.
Though the ancient worms in the study died, that outcome was not unexpected given their life cycle, Dr. Kurzchalia said.
“Sleeping Beauty, when she came out, she didn’t live another 300 years,” he said.
cryogenics, CRISPR, mrna, and gene editing is not.
designer lifeforms, chimeras, virus, bacterium, etc… removed from permafrost in our time from a time long past in the hands of?
DOJ is over the Federal Bureau of Prisons
doesn't seem to be a life extending proposition for Archer.
https://www.justice.gov/doj/federal-bureau-prisons
>>19267698 (lb) Chinese Bioagent lab is a bigger problem than most understand
Anon finds it curious that the raid was conducted by the FBI and the CDC and not the US Military with a USAMRIID tactical/containment Attachment. A foreign run biolab on US soil with possible bioweapons and you send Comey and Walensky people?
Almost as if the raiders want to cover their own tracks?
Royal Rife was earlier.
His logic is accurate and timeless- known through the distant past.
Does the DMV record one's organ donor status AND one's blood type?
the bar code on the back and the rfid chip with has more info than most care to consider.
Looking at my own, it does in fact have the following under organ donor:
any organs/tissue <>
entire body <>
specific organs/tissue__
blood type _____
RH factor _____
so it appears that organ donors are solicited these specific details.
Makes some 'accidents' seems less accidental in some cases.
>was supposed to be released? Recall the residential tower that collapse in Miami? That IDF Search & Rescue was deployed on? McAfees' server was supposedly in that building.
DEW you see what happened?
How does a person launder money without the RICO complicity of multiple other parties, including BANKS, notaries, attorneys, LEO/secret service/presidential protection, shell companies, etc..
he doesn't.
https://twitter.com/BernieSpofforth/status/1685562079896322049
Bernie's Tweets
@BernieSpofforth
GRETA - Saying the quiet parts out loud.
The only way to save the planet is to save the banks…
Script written by Global banks 🤡
Georgia woman arrested in Bahamas in alleged plot to kill former Auburn football player husband: reports
https://nypost.com/2023/07/30/georgia-woman-lindsay-shiver-arrested-in-bahamas-in-alleged-plot-to-kill-former-auburn-football-player-robert-shiver/
People are losing it…
https://twitter.com/crazyclipsonly/status/1685089913153134593
Crazy Clips
@crazyclipsonly
Man in wheelchair shakes painter's ladder because it is 'blocking the pavement' causing him to fall 30ft to the ground 😳
saw it today, shared it today.
Autism, alzheimer's, PTSD, ADHD, ADD, etc are government inflicted/enabled disabilities.
There are more than just one class of disability