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smartbaum 1 point ago +1 / -0

Thundercat also grew up watching Thundercats. And Dragonball Z apparently...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ormQQG2UhtQ

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smartbaum 6 points ago +6 / -0

Listing everything except the biggest factor: Toxic light environments.

Most of the population are now effectively shift workers w/ broken circadian mechanisms and the associated risks (including obesity, diabetes, various cancers, AI conditions, mental health).

But screen addictions are now a pillar of the tech economy.

Blue lit LEDs are pushed for exclusive future market share.

There is no MAHA with the blue light mafia still running the show.

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smartbaum 2 points ago +2 / -0

Awareness, not fear. Hegseth is influenced by Wilson's writings, thus his philosophy of power, authority, and spirituality (Hegseth cites Wilson as a pastoral influence).

Wilson has been thoroughly documented defending, redefining, covering up, and gaslighting spiritual and sexual abuse as a consistent pattern.

The brotherhood CN jive ties directly into their dialectic Patriarchy model as the only alternative to their notion of current gyniarchy woke leftism.

The problem that matters with a CN operating in the national interests of defense and geopolitics are their assumptions about spiritual prerogatives underlying right to power. This is incompatible with the limiting powers of the Constitution, and yes Wilson misrepresented Christian Nationalism on Tucker because their stated end goal is a post-liberal post-Constitutional political reality of the Carl Schmitt Unbound Executive order, a strongman Christian prince setting things right, morally spiritually and otherwise.

I understand all this doesn't go over well with the Wilson fans and CN advocates. This is all a caveat emptor to the rest of MAGA, who don't know the Christian Nationalism project eventually requires the abdication of certain constitutional liberties to be justified by the current cultural crisis.

Moscow, ID is their current test lab. And thus it is prudent to investigate all the testimonies and stories that have come out of that wraparound "dominionist" culture.

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smartbaum 1 point ago +1 / -0

Don't hold your breath waiting. RFK won't be unleashed. No public talk of justice for the vax injured during the campaign. Trump won't go there. JD Vance, Vivek and Musk are deeply invested in biotech, including biotech "health" products like mRNA vaccines, which Trump supported last time via Op Warp Speed and has yet to issue a public apology for his Covid-era policies.

Now do a deep dive on his WH Chief of Staff pick. Holy Pfizer WEF connections Batman!

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smartbaum 2 points ago +2 / -0

Yeah but pharma WEF-compatible shill Susie Wiles will sure as hell make sure RFK is on a short leash or inconsequential position. That's why she's the one who made sure the Means siblings got pushed the front of MAHA with their asinine Froot Loops psy op misdirection.

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smartbaum 1 point ago +1 / -0

Actually UV-A light in the mid to late morning hits aromatic amino acids in the retina, which are building blocks of melatonin and dopamine. Melatonin is then released at night, presuming one gets a couple of hours of darkness before sleep. Blue light especially at night will suppress that release, and regenerative sleep will be evasive.

So essentially, unfiltered morning sunlight along with no blue light at night is the best strategy for improving sleep, and thus lowering all kinds of mortality risk factors. It's like we're designed to live by natural environments and cycles ; )

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smartbaum 3 points ago +3 / -0

I love my Chroma and EMR-tek red/infrared lights. Great to augment when not getting enough sun outside. Don't forget the sun is still the best red light therapy device on the planet, its spectrum is always around 40% IR-A. That is massive energy optimization and stimulating of regenerative programs.

Fireplace is cheap red/infrared device for night time too. That's one reason campers sleep so well after initial adjustment.

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smartbaum 0 points ago +1 / -1

Grifter, got his street cred to continue the grift. Look into his connections and his past, folks.

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smartbaum 3 points ago +3 / -0

I'm thinking WHs activated this designer guy, to get this back in the news? The way he wraps up his vid is obviously scripted to go viral IMO.

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smartbaum 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yet they still induce cellular hypoxia through inhalation. If you live at high altitude and/or a crappy solar environment, all bets are off.

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smartbaum 1 point ago +1 / -0

The interesting thing is it's not really "addictive" as commonly believed. Unless you also label air as addictive. For one thing, we have nicotine receptors built into us. Its found plentiful in nightshades.

The addiction phenomenon is a multi faceted thing, not from the substance alone. If you're doing everything else right and living according to nature's precepts and cycles, you are not prone to destructive addictive pathways. Or to put it another way, if your lifestyle is so out of step with nature that you have lost the ability to produce appropriate amounts of dopamine, you will crave and seek out X, Y, and Z as essential substances / behaviors to normalize.

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smartbaum 3 points ago +3 / -0

Still going to gift our income tax accountant a bottle of wine. He spent extra hours revisiting our docs and being on the phone with the vendor to dig out a glitch that was resulting in us supposedly owing the Feds hundreds of dollars. After the fix, we're getting refunded $5k.

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smartbaum 2 points ago +2 / -0

Level 4 is 100% accurate and backed by documentation, including from the actual players involved. This urgently needs to become common knowledge instead of fringe.

Going beyond that to Level 5 while containing much truth, you have to leave rational arguments behind as a situation cannot be "proved" when communicating the ideas in an attention starved society depends on many non-falsifiable speculations. Secret societies by definition do not clearly disclose, nor leave behind accurate paper trails for liability to of their ultimate plans, intentions, and interconnections with other entities. IMHO not something worth soapboxing in social and political discourse.

  • Yes, if one has the time and resources to really dive deep for oneself with due diligence, most of Level 5 can be clearly ascertained, it is the best explanatory theory for all the data, events and entities involved. But there are no shortcuts when it comes to that one.
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smartbaum 5 points ago +5 / -0

As long as the full picture is inside the box, it's Schroedinger's Act. The truth in that box is both/and, it will only collapse into one or the other with some definitive disclosure:

  1. Incompetent behavior and slip-ups of epic proportions, coming from those who have been perfecting deceptions and facades to attain the power they have had.

  2. Acting competence of the highest order, embellishing moments of incompetence and slip-ups as a performance to the public. Coming from those who's entire career was based on projecting integrity and decency.

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smartbaum 1 point ago +1 / -0

Would he be wearing the Presidential Commendation Medal that DJT gave him for his exceptional work in helping fast track the clot shot to the American public.

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smartbaum 1 point ago +1 / -0

And that after two known assassination attempts on DJT, one nearly successful.

I think this tweet summarizes the most anyone can say about him, for or against, at this point.

https://x.com/MJTruthUltra/status/1845848604059087251

Also notable that AJ rushed in to run cover for Miller, making a hilariously falsifiable comment that "a Libtard Sherrif just flipped out", referring to the openly pro Trump sheriff. LOL. Okay man.

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smartbaum 2 points ago +3 / -1

Good stuff. Yes, I also had my dispensational phase decades ago. And tried to convince others in those errors, ugh. But we can't beat ourselves up too much, the end times campaigns and intricacy with how those Dispie bible teachers isolated and chopped up prophetic sections of scripture seemed so convincing, since they worked without an overarching framework. When there is no sense of the drama and progression of redemptive history from Genesis to Revelation, it's easy to misunderstand or ignore how Paul argued for example in Romans 4 and Galatians 3-4 how the blessings promised to Abraham were meant to be for all nations through the Seed promise fulfilled in Christ.

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smartbaum 1 point ago +1 / -0

The initial guy cast for the role was all set, but Ermey's consulting and participation convinced Kubrick to go with him instead. The original guy was extremely upset about losing that role, but ended up at least playing the psycho helicopter gunner mowing down Vietnamese farmers later in the film. He ended up being the one saying the most disturbing line from the most disturbing film of the 80s.

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smartbaum 1 point ago +1 / -0

The movie cut as it is, already pretty damning. I mean the shining pentagrams at the entrance to Ziegler's party in the beginning pretty much lays out the whole thing. The elite are inducted into a club that engages in ritual sexual abuse, including minors, as a form of currency, prestige, and blackmail to keep power in check.

But the film also does not leave a good feeling about where SK stood with the whole issue. After all, the end message is one of utter helplessness as the seats of power continued on, unperturbed by the "pretender", zero justice and zero meaningful exposure.

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smartbaum 10 points ago +11 / -1

Bingo.

Matthew 23:38: "See, your house is left to you desolate." Jesus issued a devastating but necessary judgment upon the entire temple-priest syndicate, a money changer operation corrupted beyond any spiritual usefulness for God's people.

So many dispensational or Zionist-leaning Christians tend to think there is still some spiritual significance to old covenant paraphernalia, or a certain physical piece of real estate. But they miss the weight of Jesus' words of final judgment in Matt 23. Jerusalem, particularly the temple and priestly system, was supposed to be the spiritual loci for God's people. To gather and commune with a holy God through offerings, sacrifice, worship, and taking refuge in his special but dangerous Glory presence contained in that place and that system.

But Jesus, after final judicial inspection of the fig tree and its being barren of any fruit (Mark 11), announced that Glory presence would once for all abandon that house. "Desolate" = no more specific space and time system of atonement and cleansing from the guilt of sin. From then on, one must come to faith in Jesus Christ through the preaching ministry of his ambassadors the apostles.

That's why the author to the Hebrews wrote something interesting a little later in that same century to Jewish Christians who were considering going back to the old covenant religious practices. The author argued that, since the risen Christ who was the fulfillment of the priesthood and the temple had ascended triumphantly, and once and for all made a sacrifice for sin, that all "Jewish" religious rituals dependent on the old covenant system of altar and sacrifices are DEAD works that must be repented of (Hebrews 6:1). They can only come to Christ in order to be near to God, to receive grace, forgiveness and cleansing from sin.

The ark of the covenant? Long long long long gone and done with. God's intense, holy presence no longer descends upon inanimate objects like that, not since He sent His only begotten Son in flesh and blood.

Why does DJT have a venerated replica of it? Likely due to Chabad family entanglements. Make of that what you will.

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smartbaum 1 point ago +2 / -1

I guess the ad hom fallacy is to deflect that you don't know anything about the non visual photoreceptor system. If you did, then you would at least interact with the core substance, and start to dig into why obesity tracks with poor circadian cycle controls and low Vitamin D levels.

btw do you happen to know the diff between visceral fat and subcutaneous fat?

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