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Dnucks retweeted
1/13 Hal Puthoff says when you dig into electromagnetic theory and you go down into the quantum level the fields are secondary. It’s the potentials that change things. There are scalar and vector potential effects that can have real effects on the environment where there are no electromagnetic fields at all. His company Quantcomm is investigating the possibility of using quantum potentials for information transfer.
The fields he is talking about are the E and B fields. My personal take is that the quantum potentials have everything to do with the transient dipoles created by the ZPE. That’s only a hypothesis at this point.
Dnucks retweeted
severe depression reversed in under 7 days when patients took 125-300 mg of magnesium glycinate with meals and at bedtime.
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The studies in the post do not support the claim. The 2006 paper presents case histories (not a controlled trial) using magnesium glycinate and taurinate; the 2017 trial used magnesium chloride over 6 weeks for mild-to-moderate depression.
gwern.net/doc/nootropic/…
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC54…
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10…
Dnucks retweeted
IF YOUR CHILD SAYS "I'M STUPID," DO THIS IMMEDIATELY.
Not "no you're not."
Not "don't say that."
1. Pause and get down to their eye level.
Dnucks retweeted
U.S. SUPREME COURT AND OTHER HIGH COURT CITATIONS PROVING THAT NO LICENSE IS NECESSARY FOR NORMAL USE OF AN AUTOMOBILE ON COMMON WAYS.
“The right of a citizen to travel upon the public highways and to transport his property thereon, by horsedrawn carriage, wagon, or automobile, is not a mere privilege which may be permitted or prohibited at will, but a common right which he has under his right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Under this constitutional guaranty one may, therefore, under normal conditions, travel at his inclination along the public highways or in public places, and while conducting himself in an orderly and decent manner, neither interfering with nor disturbing another’s rights, he will be protected, not only in his person, but in his safe conduct.”
#throwback
downloads.regulations.gov/DH…
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The quoted passage is from a 1930 Virginia court case (not U.S. Supreme Court) that allows states to regulate automobile use with permits/licenses; the U.S. Supreme Court upheld such requirements in Hendrick v. Maryland (1915).
snopes.com/fact-check/sup…
openjurist.org/155/va/367/tho…
openjurist.org/235/us/610/joh…
Dnucks retweeted
New Interview with the great Rupert Sheldrake dropping in 90 minutes. We talk about:
1) His belief that plasma represents another form of life and that the sun may be "conscious"
2) Morphic fields and shared learnings across generations that transcend genetics and epigenetics
3) "The physics of angels" (a book he wrote)
4) His idea that consciousness exists outside the brain
Dnucks retweeted
Collateralize XRP. Borrow stables. Deploy them elsewhere.
@HugoPhilion explains the demand he's seeing for XRPFi with @CoinDesk at @RippleSwell.
Full video interview on YouTube ↓
youtube.com/watch?v=nudFi22F…
Dnucks retweeted
F*ck YES... Elon Musk's team just made Amazon useless
Amazon blocked Grok Bot this month, so they shipped shopping on Wednesday: Grok Bot now buys from every other store for you
It finds the item, compares prices, pays with Shop Pay and tracks the box to your door
First thing I gave it: a new TV, $400 less than Amazon
6 things I'm never shopping for by hand again, and the exact line I say:
→ Amazon: "Find this exact item at another store for less"
→ Nike: "Running shoes in size 10 under $80, top rated only, show me 3"
→ Best Buy: "Watch these headphones and message me the moment they drop 20%"
→ Costco: "Reorder my coffee every 30 days wherever it's cheapest, ask me first"
→ Etsy: "3 gifts for my mom under $50, delivered by Friday"
→ UPS: "Track every order and tell me the day one runs late"
Add one rule first: never buy anything without asking me
Say the Amazon line to Grok Bot tonight
Then read how to turn one bot like this into a whole team in the article below ↓
Dnucks retweeted
You can imagine the knot I felt in my gut on Dec. 4 when I first learned @FBI had arrested someone other than my 'POI1' as the J5/J6 pipe bomber. Then, someone posted this very photo of Brian Cole Jr., and my anxiety immediately disappeared. I knew the young man in this blue shirt could not be the bomber. (I'd spent too much time with the videos of the actual suspect, and the differences in physiology were stark.)
The FBI also knew this man wasn't the bomber. Most certainly the lead case agent, Nick Hanek, knew BCJ couldn't be the bomber ... and he knew it long before the arrest and that nightmareish interrogation. Hanek knows it now. Hanek knows it each time he shows up at court for one of BCJ's hearings. And yet, somehow Hanek lives with himself while perpetuating this injustice.
#FreeBrianColeJr
Today marks 329 days that this innocent young autistic man has spent in a cell, set up as a patsy by the swamp to protect the swamp. #FreeBrianColeJr
@FBIDirectorKash
@JudgeJeanine
GiveSendGo link to help with the legal funds below:
givesendgo.com/stand-with-br…
Dnucks retweeted
Russia approved a nasal spray that REPAIRS THE BRAIN in 1994. The West STILL hasn't heard of it.
It's called Semax.
Your brain needs a protein called BDNF to keep building connections. Bad sleep and inflammation drop it.
That's why you felt sharper at 20. That's why you reread the same paragraph three times.
in one Russian study, tired people took it after 8-hour shifts. The next morning they got 71% right on a memory test. The group that didn't take it got 41%.
In rats it triples the signal the brain uses to make BDNF. (PMID: 16996037)
Russia keeps it on their essential drugs list with insulin. In 110 stroke patients it kept blood BDNF up for months. (PMID: 29798983)
I use it before deep work. I'm not telling you to. Outside Russia it's sold as a research chemical.
here they'd just give you Adderall lol.
If your focus is worse every year, it won't fix itself.
Dnucks retweeted
I was WRONG teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/1kJzDPZzy…
Dnucks retweeted
BREAKING: Neuroscientists confirm that an under-stimulated ADHD brain will unconsciously pick an argument or poke a sibling just to manufacture a hit of adrenaline—which is why your house erupts into chaos the exact second everyone is bored.
When the external environment goes quiet and flat, an ADHD nervous system scrambles to fill the gap:1/6
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ADHD brains show higher boredom proneness but research does not confirm neuroscientists verified unconscious argument-picking or sibling-poking specifically for adrenaline. Post cites no source.
link.springer.com/article/10.100… frontiersin.org/journals/psych…
Dnucks retweeted
XRP as collateral for credit on Flare, with Smart Accounts abstracting the flow.
@FlareDevHub Session 26 will walk through the full flow: XRPL wallet → FXRP → cross-chain execution → borrow RLUSD against XRP with Smart Accounts.
RSVP to the stream: luma.com/uk4q8euu
How can XRP access onchain credit through a single XRPL-authorized flow?
Join our next Flare Builder Workshop Session: XRP Credit with Flare Smart Accounts.
🗓️ 28 October, 14:00 UTC
The session will walk through how an XRPL payment can authorize actions on Flare, with FDC verifying the transaction and the associated Smart Account executing a cross-chain credit flow.
Set a reminder and subscribe to the @FlareNetworks YouTube channel for this session and future builder workshops: youtube.com/watch?v=O4roM5-r…
