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[–] ACuriousHumanBeing 5 points

Also I'd suggest looking up what herbs you can use to help yourself.

Not quite the essential oil stuff people peddle, but actual herbs. Know how to use them and how to harvest them. Herbs like elder berry, thyme, and Spilanthes. Bonus points if you can grow your own. Or find some in the wild (Though always be careful. You do not want to poison yourself and poop yourself to death.)

There is a major deficiency in herbal knowledge or even brewing of 'potions'. But there is something to be said for the brews of bone broth grandma made with noodles. We should cherish this alchemy and study it.

[–] emperorbma 1 points

My friend is into herbology and naturopathy. It's stuff that modern medicine ignores because it's not "profitable" because it can't be patented and sold for a huge markup. Instead the establishment prefers "plastic" chemicals that do more harm than good.

[–] neuthral 1 points

simple help against all kinds of viruses and bacteria, MMS Miracle Mineral Solution or better known as Sodium Chlorite (NaClO2) using this with a weak solution of water and citric acid releases chloride gas that we know will kill any bacteria (but leave healthy cells and tissue unharmed), dont buy the misinformation that this is Bleach which sodium chlorite is only one ingredient of...

Making this is easy, electrolysis of Sodium Chloride gives Sodium Chlorite i had two carbon rods that i put into a solution of water and sea-salt and had it running for 8+ hours on about with a 5-volt power supply (voltages may vary) and you want a clear yellow solution, it's important no metals be used as electrodes as they will be dissolved by the electrolysis and therefore use a material that is non reactive and condicting like carbon!

Read the info on the web about this if you decide to try, might save your or someones life

[–] garbotalk 3 points

Colloidal silver, an anti-microbial is great too, especially when antibiotics are unavailable. It's over the counter.

[–] emperorbma 3 points

Agreed. Silver attacks both viruses and bacteria.

The drawback with colloidal silver is that it can stain and discolor skin in some cases causing agyria. Nanoparticle silver doesn't seem to have the same issue as far as I've come to know.

Also try things like olive leaf extract and other immune boosting herbs.

[–] LuneBlu 2 points

Pandemics is just one of the major issues we are starting to face. Uncontrollable fires, a mass extinction, unpredictable and extreme weather, shrinkage of available food and drinkable water, mass migrations, the frailty of our economic systems, etc. will all test us in the next future...

[–] ACuriousHumanBeing 3 points

Whatever we are facing, best to focus on one problem at a time.

[–] emperorbma 5 points

first priority for our physicists.

They just downvote the hell out of you and point to the "impossibility" of transmitting information FTL because it violates Einstein's paradigm of space and time. What we really need to know to crack this, I think, is how to create and/or identify objects that will necessarily have entangled states with matter present in other star systems. What's the mechanism of entanglement here? Typically, entanglement requires a common "origin" event such as the genesis of a particle pair from a quantum state change like an electron "jumping" to a lower energy state in an atom. Perhaps common stellar origin? (how would you know?) Common underlying rules or processes of the universe (maybe some kind of fusion or a product of fusion?) that we've not found yet?

At best all we know about "spooky action at a distance" is that it exists and can be used for computation if you use microwave pulses to "connect" the low temperature particles you're avoiding "measuring" until you get the computation.

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[–] fieldlilly 2 points

I think that it might still be hard for a lot of people to understand how killing off a large percentage of the human population would benefit an alien organization that profits off of it. Especially an organization that has to maintain “plausible deniability” that what they are doing is harmful to a species/population that they are supposed to be nurturing.

To use human analogies, because that is what we have, I look at it as a bit of a cross between how we approach animal husbandry with how how colonialization worked in the 18th and 19th centuries.

With animal husbandry, livestock is bred for the optimal balance between physical ruggedness and docility. Too far in either direction is bad. Several distinct breeds are maintained away from each other in order to bring out specific traits that have separate uses. For instance, Holstein and Jersey cows give the best milk, but make lousy meat cows. Conversely, Black Angus and Hereford varieties of cows are great for meat and ruggedness, but make lousy milk cows. Other varieties of cows are maintained for the quality of leather they give. Much like like how aliens worked to keep different strains of human DNA from mixing too much so that we all developed different traits that would maximize their profits.

Combine this with how western societies colonized places in Africa, India and the Americas. Where they didn’t out right kill the entire indigenous population, they set up colonial governments that were not about effective governance of the people or country, but about the most effective means of extracting resources at the lowest cost. Many of the tactics used would be to set up native officials that they controlled, rewarded and bribed heavily, and that they could remove if the official deviated from instructions, much how the Siriv have been emplaned over us.

In both cases, if the herd, or native population gets too big or too out of control, the most effective means of returning order and control to the “overseers” is to kill off the population to a manageable level that can be monitored more effectively.

We just have to show that we are not as easy to kill off as they would hope.

[–] garbotalk 3 points

Agreed. It is hard to put yourself in the shoes of livestock, but once you do, you see their methods. We cry out about not having enough resources to sustain our growing population and fight over them. We worry about mass extinctions and harming the planet. They do something about it without empathy for us.

As far as the Consortium is concerned, they own this planet and we are part of the livestock this planet offers, useable for parts and "humancare" in their life extension industry. They don't need all of us for this. The spares are being pruned to allow the herd to remain stable.

It also redirects the livestock to stay in the barn and not wander out of the fences.

[–] garbotalk 1 points

The last plague that killed 50 million, most within 24 hours of exposure. This is a must watch.

https://youtu.be/UDY5COg2P2c

[–] inoanotherthrowaway 1 points

Why was this video deleted from r/reptiliandude?

[–] garbotalk 1 points

Not my call.

[–] 5nordehacedod 1 points

Consortium is responsible. Evidence. More information than human knows.

They knew human was eating and "doing things" to pigs as their excuse. Opportunity to infect.

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[–] garbotalk 1 points

And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword, and with hunger, and with death, and with the beasts of the earth.

Revelation 6:8

[–] barwhack 1 points

It seems a poorly designed culling vector, that increases lethality - versus flu - only in age groups over 50yo... Killing non-breeders will not decrease the next generation. I heard inklings that sterility is a side-effect; we shall see. Stipulating your world-view, it will be interesting to see the Enemy attack creation-sharing directly (mumps all over again)...

[–] garbotalk 2 points

Really? If you relied on human bodies to overwrite, body parts and blood to extend your existence, wouldn't you prefer youthful donations? And the older people are wise, and give historical perspective to threats. They have money. Better to have them out of the way, the better to extract profit. Older people are less manipulated, they are conservative and turn to God more than the youth. They are removing vocal obstacles to their return to Roman like rule, with elite and peasants.

[–] barwhack 2 points

It is an attractive narrative. I long for a pre-mercantile existence. I don't know if I am competent to live in an age of heros, though. Meanwhile, I think CoVid-19 will stun a few and pass over the masses. 45 is wise enough; "they" (stipulated) have miscalculated. I'm not at all on board with this "speak in real time" talk, but I approve of the apparent YHWHan outlook; he will be back: in his time.

[–] garbotalk 2 points

Yes, He will.

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[–] mojo_goebel 1 points

How does humanity answer the beacon? What can I as an individual human do? (I’m asking for guidance, not rhetorically implying it’s impossible.)

[–] garbotalk 2 points

We have many threads devoted to this subject here and on the reptiliandude forum with hundreds of suggestions and thoughts. Please review them in a search for "beacon".

[–] mojo_goebel 1 points

Thank you.