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Bill Gates Dreams Of Monitoring Your Brain Activity

Beyond Bitcoin's Energy Drain A Deep Dive into "Proof of Body Activity" and Eco-Friendly Crypto The world of cryptocurrency is often associated with massive energy consumption. But what if your own biological activity could help mint digital currency? A fascinating patent from Microsoft outlines exactly that. The Patent: WO 2020/060606 Filed by Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC , this international patent application is titled "Cryptocurrency System Using Body Activity Data." It proposes a shift away from "Proof of Work" (the energy-intensive process used by Bitcoin) toward a system where human interaction validates the blockchain. How "Proof of Body Activity" Works Instead of a computer solving a math puzzle, the system verifies that a human performed a specific task by monitoring their physical response: The Task: A user is assigned a task, such as watching a...

Viral knowledge from Jacob Teitelbaum, M.D.

Viral knowledge from Tackling the Invisible: A Strategic Approach to Chronic Viral Reactivation If you’ve been feeling like your body is stuck in a cycle of "revolving door" fatigue, you aren't alone. Chronic viral reactivation —where dormant viruses like Epstein-Barr (EBV) wake up during periods of stress—is a common hurdle in restorative health. The goal isn't just to suppress a virus; it’s to build a body that is a "hostile host" to pathogens while remaining a thriving home for you. Here is the four-step framework: 1. Rebuild the Foundation: Nutrient Support Before you can fight, you need fuel. The Energy Revitalization Drink Mix addresses the mitochondrial "power plants" of your cells. Without ATP (cellular energy), your immune system lacks the power to maintain viral suppression. 2. Strengthen the Guard: Immune Support To bolster your frontline defenses, we look to ViraPro and Pleuramax . ViraPr...

Nice Shot 💉?

Key Vaccine Facts Parents & Adults Need to Know As a vigilant, concerned individual, I've compiled these points from reliable sources (package inserts, HRSA data, CDC historical schedules, court rulings, etc.). These aren't opinions—they're documented realities that raise legitimate questions about safety, ethics, liability, and transparency. Share widely; informed consent matters. Vaccine Ingredients — Many contain aluminum (neurotoxic adjuvant), thimerosal (mercury-based in some), polysorbate 80, formaldehyde (trace), gelatin, egg/soy/casein proteins, and animal-derived components. Human Fetal Cell Lines — MRC-5 (from lung tissue of a 14-week aborted male fetus, 1966) and WI-38 (from a 3-month aborted female fetus) are used to produce MMR, varicella, hepatitis A, some polio, rabies, and shingles vaccines. These lines come from elective abortions; viruses are grown in them for commercial production. Vaccine Court (VICP) —...

Cannabis Isn't New

The Rediscovered Remedy: Why Your Grandparents' Medicine Cabinet Held the Keys to Wellness We live in an age of medical marvels, from groundbreaking surgeries to targeted pharmaceuticals. Yet, sometimes, the most profound answers lie not in the new, but in the forgotten. What if we told you that one of the most effective, gentle remedies for chronic pain and inflammation wasn't a lab-created molecule, but a plant-based tincture that major pharmaceutical companies once proudly sold? As researcher Mike Robinson points out, before 1937, cannabis tinctures were not fringe medicine or counterculture remedies—they were mainstream pharmaceuticals. Standardized, Trusted, and Effective In the late 1800s and early 1900s, cannabis tinctures were listed in the United States Pharmacopeia . This wasn’t "snake oil." Inclusion meant standardized preparation, precise dosing guidance, and accepted medical use. These were alcohol-based extracts designed for ...

A Functional Approach To Beating Back Dementia

A Functional, Systems-Based Theory of Dementia: Mechanisms, Breakdown, and Potential Paths to Intervention Disclaimer: The following article documents a theoretical, non-consensus framework for understanding and addressing dementia and neurodegenerative disease. It reflects the views and proposed mechanisms discussed by the speaker referenced herein. This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Many of the concepts discussed are controversial, not FDA-approved for dementia, and remain under debate within the scientific and medical communities. Introduction: Dementia as a Systems Failure, Not an Inevitable Fate Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease are commonly framed as inevitable, progressive, and largely untreatable conditions. Standard medical care emphasizes symptom management and pharmaceutical control rather than restoration of function. In contrast, the framework outlined here treats dement...

Cybertruck Emergency Exits

Tesla Cybertruck Emergency Door Release: What Drivers and Passengers Must Know Tesla Cybertruck Emergency Door Release: What Drivers and Passengers Need to Know Someone died not long ago who may not have known how to get out. As vehicles become more advanced, computerized, and dependent on electronics, basic escape knowledge is quietly becoming optional — and that can be deadly. The Tesla Cybertruck is a clear example. While it does include manual emergency door releases, knowing they exist — and knowing how to use them — matters far more than most people realize. Does the Tesla Cybertruck Have Manual Emergency Door Releases? Yes. The Tesla Cybertruck includes manual emergency door release mechanisms designed for situations where the vehicle’s low-voltage electrical system fails. If the 12-volt system is disabled due to a crash, fire, or battery failure, the electronic interior door buttons will not function. In those s...

My Sunshine

Vitamin D Deficiency, Seasonal Sunlight, and Patient Advocacy Why Vitamin D Matters — and Why Deficiency Is So Common Vitamin D is often referred to as the “sunshine vitamin,” but its role in human health extends far beyond bone strength. Vitamin D receptors are present throughout the body, including immune cells, muscles, and brain tissue. Research increasingly links adequate vitamin D levels to immune regulation, muscle function, and overall physiological balance. Studies show that vitamin D interacts with macrophages and T cells, influencing inflammatory responses and immune signaling pathways. A comprehensive review of vitamin D’s role in immune function is available at: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36857810/ A large meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials found that vitamin D supplementation was associated with a reduced risk of acute respiratory infections, particularly in individuals with low baseline vitamin D levels: https://www.n...