Whole new realities are emerging, and they are not what people think. If one only listens to, what we call, the mainstream, then our reality is heading only down one path, whereas in reality, multiple realities are beginning to emerge. Whole Of The Moon – Waterboys https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ff9OX1letxU And an interesting book that has come across…
History, depending on the material one reads, depends on the version of history that one gets. And it’s always good to have hard copy in hand, because in this day of digital material, it has become much more easier to erase and change the narrative. History Never Repeats – Split Enz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzuJXqgsiSM Unfortunately history does…
Health report update time, but before I begin there, it’s been a couple of weeks since a blog entry has been posted, though that doesn’t mean one has been idle, for this time of year there has been a bit going on, and I don’t know about anyone else, time just seems to disappear real…
Clown world as the narrative keeps developing and the logic goes out the window, for the more that one looks at the rona narrative, the clown world logic keeps spiraling further and further out into the abyss. So let’s look at the narrative as it is told. We’ve got a disease so deadly, that if…
Clinical trials have just begun on humans for the covid vaccines, what I hear you say, aren’t they safe and effective? Let’s just ask some simple questions to see where they take us. Let’s start by just asking: Is this covid vaccine part of clinical trials on humans? If the answer is No – Then…
Explaining things can be an interesting exercise, though the trick seems to be is to know your material and to use an anecdotal story to get the visual idea across so that people can picture it in their own mind, and thereby are essentially explaining it to themselves. And obviously we hear a lot about…
Censorship is pretty rife on a number of platforms, through those particular platforms are fast becoming less popular through their own actions. And the Irony is, the more these platforms ramp up their censorship, the more content is becoming available via other means. One can still look around You Tube because there is still a…
TV Research by watching the TV does has it’s time and place, for believe it or not, one can still learn a lot from that source, but purely relying on TV Research for one’s information, and then reciting the talking points from it and defending it’s position, it starts sounding very cult like, with a…
Immune System within the human body is an amazing and complex thing, and the longer the current health issues go on, the more information comes out about it, the more one can see what an intricate dance goes on within the body. And an interesting statistic is that the average age people die from living…
Diagrams can say so much with little information, or as they say, a picture paints a thousand words, and probably one of the most famous diagrams was done by Florence Nightingale showing mortality rates during the Crimea War. https://www.historyofinformation.com/detail.php?entryid=3815 And when it comes to the rona, diagrams can convey more information than the spoken word,…
Restricted, well I think we know quite about it these days, especially if one has a differing viewpoint than the one being offered as the mainstream narrative. And when it comes to expanding out and upon ones knowledge, mainstream learning is like living in a desert beside a dripping tap and the stories being observed…
Uncle Gus, or more correctly, my Great Uncle Gus wartime experience was possibly very typical of a lot of people’s in the second world war, especially those that went off to serve, and even though he was my was my great uncle, I believe his experience of the war would make a great short story,…
Voices, we keep being constantly told that diversity is a must go to, though when it comes to a certain health topic that has dominated the last 12 months, any voices that are creating a diversity in the discussion are being silenced and censored – hhmm, makes you think. So diversity, as being pushed upon…
Informative information comes in many shapes and forms and a lot of times from surprising sources. And the more sources that one can get their information from, and the more eclectic that information is, the better picture of what is going on one can begin to build. And the reason why I say eclectic, which…
Horror stories play out around us all the time, and there is one narrative that has been playing out for the last year, that isn’t s much a horror story, as more of a train wreck, for the narrative that is being spun just keeps getting worse and worse as time goes by. I’ve been…
Reality is different for everyone, for it is the experiences that one has and accumulates over time, and the belief and perceptions that they see things through and the emotional energy that they invest, will shape the reality that they perceive. And with all of the events going on over the last 20 years, and…
Observe things for long enough and patterns begin to emerge, and observe things even longer and sometimes big ideas begin to emerge and evolve, and so it is in being able to observe this reality, and the things that go on in this world that things begin to make a lot more sense. And ritual…
Investigative journalists aren’t as many in the mainstream as they used to be, but they’re still there, though most have surfaced into other viable media, in what is known as the the alternative. And an interesting thing is that out of the top 6 books I’ve read, 4 of them have been written by Investigative…
Binge watching, we all do it from time to time, though most tend to binge watch TV programs, catching upon what they’ve missed out on TV for the week. In the last 3 weeks I’ve been on a binge watching of James Nestor interviews, for after reading his book Breath, the art of breathing becomes…
Rock solid, things that are trustworthy and hardly move, for about 4 years ago, I put out a list of my top 10 books that I have read, and over the intervening time there hasn’t been any change, until the last couple of weeks when I came across the book Breath by James Nestor. And…
