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WCPT 820
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"Speaking of that thing, how about this? If you have no evidence to back up. He said it's a very serious conversation. I wish I could say that I knew it was true So okay. Why did you put out this thing? When did you start eating your life? You proved it's not too bad. Oh my God. In the whole show. It's funny how many men ex members and his administration are saying that. Once they meet them. That's a good thing I needed this to discover magazine this morning spoiling for that to be an issue of release 5 and stay show people who smell like sellers and more intelligent you better believe it. And he says. Okay. Hey, Billy west is coming up though. Who's right
Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day
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"It's merriam Webster's word of the day for April 28th. Today's word is arboreal spelled AR Bo R EL, arboreal is an adjective. It's a literary term that means of or relating to trees. It can also mean living in or often found in trees, as in arboreal monkeys. Here's the word used in a sentence from discover magazine by Holly Barker. The satanic leaf tailed geckos mottled brown skin replete with mossy splotches and vain like ridges, makes it the perfect imitation of a decaying leaf. Any predator clever enough to see through its arboreal disguise and mount an attack will be in for a fright. The leafy gecko opens its mouth, sticking out a blood red tongue and unleashing a chilling scream that will frighten off the boldest of predators. The word arboreal took root in English in the 17th century, at a time when language influencers were eager to see English take on words from Latin and Greek. Apparently unsatisfied with the now obsolete tree, meaning of relating to or derived from trees, they plucked arboreal from the Latin word arboreus, meaning of a tree. Its ultimate root is arbor, meaning tree. That root arbori that is branched freely to use the term figuratively. English abounds with largely obscure words that trace back to arbor, meaning tree. Generally synonymous with arboreal are the words arborio, arbitrary, arboreus, and arborists. Synonymous with arboreal specifically in the sense of relating to or resembling a tree are the words arborescent, are borough and arbora form. Arbora coal is a synonym of arboreal in its inhabiting trees since. The influencers may have overdone it a bit. Arboreal is far more common than any of these, but other arbor words also have a firm hold in the language. Our gravity refers to a shrub whose name translates as tree of life. Arboretum refers to a place where trees are cultivated, and arboriculture is the cultivation of trees, and of course we can't forget arbor day, which, since 1872, has named a day set aside for planting trees. Despite its spelling, however, the English word arbor, which refers to a garden shelter of trees, boughs, or vines, twine together, has a different source. It came by way of the Anglo French word from the Latin era, meaning herb or grass. With your word of the day on Peter sokolovsky. Visit Miriam Webster dot com today for definitions, wordplay, and trending word lookups.
Ask The Health Expert
"discover magazine" Discussed on Ask The Health Expert
"How I mean, I know, you know, this makes me want to cry actually even talking about it because I live at firsthand, but as I started to dig into the brain injury and recovering from the brain injury and boy, they don't tell you anything. When your son has a traumatic brain injury, they don't give you any information. There's really not much out there on it. And then I start to dig into the research of how many people have traumatic brain injuries are suffering with one at any given time, the things between depression and suicide that you just never even hear about. And I think of my other son who did a backflip into the side of the pool and we took him to the emergency room and they're like, oh, no, he's fine. He'll have a little bump on like, he got knocked out, jumping into the side of the doing a dive into the side of the pool. You know, you just think about how many times who goes through childhood and doesn't hit their head. Or life. A lot of people hit their head, but it doesn't leave a lasting impression for this people I see. If you go, hey, what's the biggest lesson you learned? Is mild traumatic brain injury ruins people's lives. And not everybody who has a brain injury does it have a negative impact. It sort of depends on the brain, they brought into the accident. But there are 3 million new concussions or mild traumatic brain injuries every year in the United States, which means over the last 30 years. There's been 90 million concussions. There's a lot of people walking around with the lasting effects of concussions, but they get misdiagnosed as anxiety disorders or as ADHD or depression. And if you don't get the right diagnosis, you can't properly treat it because so say I published two huge studies showing I could separate traumatic brain injury from PTSD or post traumatic stress disorder. So emotional trauma from physical trauma. And discover magazine listed our research as one of the top 100 stories in science. Yeah, it was pretty cool. But so why is that important? Well, if you have a emotional trauma, you have a busy brain. Your emotional circuits start becoming hyperactive because if you've been emotionally traumatized, your brain goes, oh, you have to watch. Someone's going to hurt you. But if you have physical trauma, you have decreases in those circuits. And so one is low. One is high. What's really important to know because the treatment for one is calm down the brain, the treatment for the other is stimulate the brain. And so you can imagine, and actually Tana writes about this in her book, the relentless courage of a scared child where she got depressed after she had thyroid cancer, doctor put her on prozac, SSRIs like prozac, calm down, brain activity, but her brain was sleepy to start as she had no thyroid and she'd had a traumatic brain injury from a rollover accident. And so if you don't know, you could hurt people. And that's the point of why you should look. You know, I often say a picture is worth a thousand words. But a map is worth a thousand pictures, a map tells you where you are, and that's why we did grant a number of times. It's like, okay, where we are in the map. A map tells you where you are and then gives you direction on how to get to where you want to go. The scans also taught me marijuana is not a health thing. And I get so much grief from this. But you're just not a fun guy, man. You take away the alcohol, you take away pot. Come on, Daniel. I guess having a great brains more fun than that is the takeaway. Yes. And I often say who has more fun. And with a good brain or the kid with the bad brain, I saw one of my celebrities a couple of days ago. And I'm like, so I just stopped using drugs. He's like, it just was too much work. Just wasn't worth. The pain of it. So why is that fun? Especially now we know that smoking marijuana is actually worse than smoking cigarettes. And using marijuana increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, not to mention, if you do it as a teenager, increases your risk of anxiety, depression, and suicide. So who's really having more fun? The kid with the good brain or the kid with the bad brain, because you know, as you and I think about it, and I talk about this and change your brain every day, because mindsets so important. It's what do you really want? So if I ask you that question, what do you really want in your soul? And I know I want energy. And memory and happiness and connection. And quite frankly, alcohol doesn't get me any of those. Marijuana doesn't get me any of those. But when I eat right, I have those. And when I think right I have what I want. So so many people are run by the four year old inside their bodies that I want what I want when I want it. Reminds me of the eagles song. Do you ever remember the eagle song get over it? I love it. They get for me. Victim of this victim of that and there's a line in there that gets me into trouble whenever I said, but it's like I want to find your inner child and kick its little ass. It's just terrible. I have an Olympic pole vaulter. I treat. She uses this as her song because it's like, come on, let's get over it. Let's act like adults. Let's do the things that we know. That bring us happiness and joy. Us women need to prioritize protein as we age, and the truth is, most of us aren't getting what we need to support our muscles and bones, our immune system, our energy levels, our metabolism, and our waistlines. I recommend you get at least 30 grams of protein at every meal to stay satisfied and to support your weight and fat loss goals too. But don't worry, this isn't about settling for another boring chicken breast or some bland tofu, to make it simple, I've put together over 60 delicious recipes in my loaded smoothie cookbook. All designed to help you feel fuller, more energized and ready to power through whatever comes your way. Once you discover how good they make you feel, you'll want to have one every morning, just like I do. Download the loaded smoothie cookbook for free at JJ virgin dot com slash loaded smoothie. Well, one of the challenges, of course, is you know that when you're eating well and doing the things that help you with mindfulness and you've got great connection exercise, you know how great it feels. But in the interim, when you're feeling like crap,
This is Actually Happening
"discover magazine" Discussed on This is Actually Happening
"Plus the need to be mobile. This is about three weeks into it and figured at this point the been here. Sleeping in the icu. Basically or you know with an acquaintance nearby and must be completely distraught. Harry impossible to deal with. But i had this need to have a face to know of somebody that we had taken care of. I could get to know a little more than the emptiness of it all being so fast and the devastation being so complete you you need something to grab onto and so i. I went up to nyu with him to meet the family very beautiful family very tight. So the why shows up and it was probably the most unexpected moment of greats in my whole life. She was just look. You saved him. Whatever time i had with him without you. He wouldn't even be here and just left us speechless. She was radiant with gratitude and love. And oh my god what you guys must have gone through our nine eleven and thank you for saving my husband transit and back up to boston. He just kept deteriorating because there were too many organ system failures and he died in december. But i've been in touch with the family ever since we just kind of preach other up and remember the day and she visits every now. And then and it's a touchdown that keeps me connected and forgiven and understanding what happened. You know which she showed me was even in the depth of the per grief that somehow her love for him spilled over to us was was almost a miracle that stance of her taking care of us when exposed to be completely the other way around was what was so powerful. I've never seen another human being so represent what grace means. It's a human standard that because she can do it means it can be done and it is possible to be that way. Today's episode featured. Tony dyer tony was born in new york. City grew up in puerto rico and has been practicing as an era doctor in new york city for thirty years. You can read. One of tony's articles called a vital signs featured in discover magazine. See the link in the show notes from wondering you're listening to this is actually happening with our special series honoring the twentieth anniversary of nine eleven. The long shadow. If you love what we do please rate and review the show. You can subscribe on apple podcasts. Spotify app or wherever. You're listening right now. You can also join wondering spin the wondering apt to listen ad free in the episode notes. You'll find some links offers from our sponsors by supporting them. You help us bring you our shows for free. I'm your host witnesses dine. Today's episode was co produced by me. An andrew waits a special. Thanks to all who helped out with this series to make it happen. Island westberg andrew weights marcelino veal pondo gabriella quintana emily caldwell and jason blade la the interim music features the songkhla by tipper. You can join. This is actually happening community on the discussion group on facebook or it actually happening on instagram. On the show's website. This is actually happening dot com. You can find out. More about the podcast. Contact us with any questions. Submit your own story or visit the store where you can find. This is actually happening designs on stickers t shirts wall art witty and more that's this is actually happening dot com and finally if you'd like to become an ongoing supporter of what we do patriots dot com slash happened. Even two to five dollars a month goes a long way to support our vision. Thank you for listening in october. Two thousand eight. The residents of the valley view apartment complex in redmond washington held a halloween party. Dozens of people in costume mingled drank and danced but before the night was over one of them was murdered. The police had a suspect. His story kept changing his. Dna was at the crime scene when he finally came in for questioning. The detectives felt like they were a breath away from a confession but that didn't happen and so police focused their attention on another man. A man with a criminal record who's dna was also found at the crime scene and he just so happened to be the only black man at the party. Suspect is a true crime mini series about cutting it forensic science and mislaid justice about race and policing and ultimately the kinds of a weighty decisions that cops and prosecutors make everyday decisions that once made change lives forever and are almost impossible to reverse follow. Suspect on apple podcasts. Amazon music or you can all nine episodes ad free by subscribing to one plus an apple podcasts or the laundry app..
No Agenda
"discover magazine" Discussed on No Agenda
"Is good. Point is all fear. The point is go home and die given the guy ivermectin is yes. You know hydroxy. Chloroquine was a good for for the beginning of this year. They they keep bringing it up. I had some clips from msnbc couple of weeks. They didn't play. But it's a woman The host going well ivermectin you know no a hydroxy chloroquine if you give it to somebody. Dying of cova kills them. It's not what the idea was was to give someone who's dying seven. Who just caught xactly will they did. They did continue one more clip. But what you're hearing is fear on all sides so the doctors are afraid of Doing the wrong thing being excoriated not following the rules. I'm sure what we just read from. The canadian Ruling body is no different than what we have here in the united states. But at the same time we have a One of Longtime friends is here. And her husband got they're in their sixties and He really didn't feel very good Any you know they went to. The doctor was diagnosed. She was diagnosed a negative and she took care of she's never had coded but They had just had a flu may be a month or so before and they were also very sick and After this whole ordeal was over her husband thought he was going to die and they both agreed that it was the fear that it was covert. And this is you know. Last year did really accentuated the symptoms that really enhanced what he was already feeling he thought he was going to die and it wasn't was not going to die and they didn't give him anything and he got over it but the fear made it so much worse. So it's really so all of this and you can just look straight at the mainstream and the the the institutions the commercial. Cdc who have brought this fear upon everybody and confusion which doesn't help and that's kind of the last bit here from these two. It doesn't surprise me at all for a couple reasons. And i think and it should astonish us but it doesn't surprise us because we say well wait. We're very inertia driven. Fear based profession. That is the result of a hierarchical training that are you hearing this. We're very hierarchical driven. Fear based the hell has gotten into our medical system. Your base training into this. We're a very inertia driven. Fear based profession that is the result of a hierarchical training that indoctrinates us in this kind of way of being in the world. Were very afraid of causing trouble and drawing the eye of sore on onto us. And i think that's why we're really good at pointing the finger to because it's a kind of projection. The nephrologist hadn't screwed up putting in that fistula will then you know i wouldn't have had this infectious complication that now. I'm having trouble. Managing in the icu. And so it really is part of our culture. The other thing is. I don't think medicine moves so fast. So in this case here we have this new dynamic challenge and we're not designed to quickly update so you have these groups online forming where critical care doctor sharing ideas now in those circles. Actually i saw lot of innovation a lot of quick progress in so i have to tip my hat to those. So they're super so great that some doctors actually did something. It's incredible. I didn't know this was going on there. It's inertia fear based what the hell reading. Go to the doctor in any way. No of course. I don't i just got much earlier but holy crap. That's really now. Have you at this point. Have you seen enough magnet sticking to arms to be a believer that this is either gene at all. Oh you want a couple of emails. People were sending dynamic Bogus i've seen magicians. It's not bogus. I know how foolish it's not bowing. Okay yeah the the the non-ferrous coins are sticking. No no i said it wrong. People's arms magnet stick to their arms so kitchen magnet will will stick to most people vaccinated arm. So there's some kitchen magnetic to one of those refrigerator refrigerator magnet. Yeah well there's somebody explains the science to me. I'll be more interested all right. You should take a look a few of those emails. And we have a few producers. We have. I mean they might be lying. But why would anybody in our audience. Yes yes we had in our audience. We had In the general producer population. We had people sending emails to both of us in row producer. Populace that this is the thing. And i wonder why i wonder why. Well what like to know why myself. Well i do have a theory before you go to. That was going to get some of these updates out of the way to interrupt this this theory for some updates. Oh yeah i wanna hear okay. I want to the theory magneto. Genetics magnetism the second. Half of show stuff. It's covert baby magneto genetics. It's quite well known to work in mice and you can control mices thoughts man going off the rails. Believe you don't even believe there's a pill machine that sorts for people. You are such a such a denier. These things that pill machines a joke. But it's real said it was. It was babylon be played the commercial come on or do you think this is real. You got nido genetics. I'm just saying that's a possibility. I'm not saying that's real well. Why don't you read this. The definition of this magneto genetics. Okay well while we're on it it's not necessarily a definition word has to be defined. Yes well here. It is a little i mean. You caught me at the university of virginia velvet technique that uses magnets to control the brains of living mice. research created a hybrid gene. They called magneto. The producers proteins brain cells that are responsive to magnets whenever magneto engineered rodents wander into magnetic field. The invisible force activated the pleasure centers in their brains. Remember how happy people were when they got the vaccine. Researchers believe magnetic mind control represents a noninvasive way to manipulate neural pathways and study brain function. It's the first step toward developing magneto. genetic therapy's to someday treat brain disorders. That is from march eleventh. Two thousand sixteen from discover discover magazine. So a little bit i will. I will let let us cover as to be under judging panel all over that just discredited magazine. So so let's go. Let's just keep keep with this. Trans alaska is the is the magneto genetic how is it introduced into the body through a shot. Let's say yes that's exactly just took a vial of the of the juice that you use. In and i took a magnet refrigerator magnet it would stick to the vile. I don't know if that hasn't i mean this is. I don't know i mean that's two different things i've i've no idea at all you can ask me all you want. I'm just saying it's out there..
No Agenda
"discover magazine" Discussed on No Agenda
"Is good. Point is all fear. The point is go home and die given the guy ivermectin. Yes and you know hydroxy. Chloroquine was a good for for the beginning of this year. They they keep bringing it up. I had some clips from msnbc couple of weeks. They didn't get played. But it's a woman The host going well ivermectin you know no a hydroxy chloroquine if you give it to somebody. Dying of cova kills them. It's not what the idea was was to give someone who's dying. Who just caught. Exactly will they did. They did continue one more clip. But what you're hearing is fear on all sides till the doctors are afraid of Doing the wrong thing being excoriated not following the rules. I'm sure what we just read from. The canadian Ruling body is no different than what we have here in the united states. But at the same time we have a One of Longtime friends is here. And her husband got cova. They're in their sixties and He really didn't feel very good Any you know they went to. The doctor was diagnosed. She was diagnosed a negative and she took care of she's never had coded but They had just had a flu. Maybe a month or so before and they were also very sick and After this whole ordeal was over her husband thought he was going to die and they both agreed that it was the fear that it was covert. And this is you know. Last year did really accentuated the symptoms that really enhanced what he was already feeling he thought he was going to die and it wasn't not going to die and they didn't give him anything and he got over it but the fear made it so much worse. So it's really so all of this and you can just look straight at the mainstream and the the the institutions the commercial. Cdc who have brought this fear upon everybody and confusion which doesn't help and that's kind of the last bit here from these two. It doesn't surprise me at all for a couple reasons. And i think and it should astonish us but it doesn't surprise us because we say well wait. We're very inertia driven. Fear based profession. That is the result of a hierarchical training that are you hearing this. We're very hierarchical driven. Fear based the hell has gotten into our medical system. Your base training into this. We're a very inertia driven. Fear based profession that is the result of a hierarchical training that indoctrinates us in this kind of way of being in the world. Were very afraid of causing trouble and drawing the eye of sore on onto us. And i think that's why we're really good at pointing the finger to because it's a kind of projection. The nephrologist hadn't screwed up putting in that fistula will then you know i wouldn't have had this infectious complication that now. I'm having trouble. Managing in the icu. And so it really is part of our culture. The other thing is. I don't think medicine moves so fast. So in this case here we have this new dynamic challenge and we're not designed to quickly update so you have these groups online forming where critical care doctor sharing ideas now in those circles. Actually i saw a lot of innovation a lot of quick progress in so i have to tip my hat to those so. They're super so great that some doctors actually did something. It's incredible. I didn't know this was going on there. It's inertia fear based what the hell reading. Go to the doctor in any way. No of course. I don't i just got much earlier but holy crap. That's really now. Have you at this point. Have you seen enough magnet sticking to arms to be a believer that this is either gene at all. Oh you want a couple of emails. People were sending dynamic Bogus i've seen magicians. It's not bogus. I know how we're making yourself look foolish. It's not bowing okay. Yeah the the. The non-ferrous coins are sticking to no no. I said it wrong. People's arms magnet stick to their arms so kitchen magnet will will stick to most people vaccinated arm. So there's some kitchen magnetic to one of those refrigerator refrigerator magnet. Yeah well there's somebody explains the science to me. I'll be more interested all right. You should take a look a few of those emails. And we have a few producers. We have. I mean they might be lying. But why would anybody in our audience. Yes yes we had in our audience. We had in the general producer population. We had people sending emails to both of us in row producer. Populace that this is the thing. And i wonder why i wonder why. Well what like to know why myself. Well i do have a theory before you go to. That was going to get some of these updates out of the way to interrupt this this theory for some updates. Oh yeah i wanna hear okay. I want to the theory magneto. Genetics magnetism the second. Half of show stuff. It's covert baby magneto genetics. It's quite well known to work in mice and you can control mices. Man going off the rails. We believe you don't even believe there's a pill machine that sorts for people. You are such a such a denier things that pill machines a joke but it's real said it was. It was babylon be played the commercial come on or do you think this is real. You got nido genetics. I'm just saying that's a possibility. I'm not saying that's real well. Why don't you read this. The definition of this magneto genetics. Okay well while we're on it it's not necessarily a definition word has to be defined. Yes well here. It is a little i mean. You caught me at the university of virginia vel to take that uses magnets to control the brains of living mice. Research created a hybrid gene. They called magneto. The producers proteins in brain cells that are responsive to magnets whenever magneto engineered rodents wander into magnetic field. The invisible force activated the pleasure centers in their brains remember. How happy people were when they got the vaccine. Researchers believe magnetic mind control represents a noninvasive way to manipulate neural pathways and study brain function. It's the first step toward developing magneto. genetic therapy's to someday treat brain disorders. That is from march eleventh. Two thousand sixteen from discover discover magazine. So a little bit i will. I will let let us cover as to be under judging panel all over that just discredited magazine. So so let's go. Let's just keep keep with this. Trans alaska is the is the magneto genetic How is it introduced into the body through a shot. Let's say yes that's exactly just took a vial of the of the juice that you use. In and i took a magnet refrigerator magnet it would stick to the vile. I don't know if that hasn't i mean this is. I don't know i mean that's two different things i've i've no idea at all you can ask me all you want. I'm just saying it's out there..
No Agenda
"discover magazine" Discussed on No Agenda
"Is good. Point is all fear. The point is go home and die given the guy ivermectin is yes. You know hydroxy. Chloroquine was a good for for the beginning of this year. They they keep bringing it up. I had some clips from msnbc a couple of weeks they didn't get played but it's a woman The host going well ivermectin you know no a hydroxy chloroquine if you give it to somebody. Dying of cova kills them. It's not what the idea was was to give someone who's dying seven. Who just caught exactly will they did. They did continue one more clip. But what you're hearing is fear on all sides till the doctors are afraid of Doing the wrong thing being excoriated not following the rules. I'm sure what we just read from. The canadian Ruling body is no different than what we have here in the united states. But at the same time we have a One of Longtime friends is here. And her husband got they're in their sixties and He really didn't feel very good Any you know they went to. The doctor was diagnosed. She was diagnosed a negative and she took care of she's never had coded but They had just had a flu. Maybe a month or so before and they were also very sick and After this whole ordeal was over her husband thought he was going to die and they both agreed that it was the fear that it was covert. And this is you know. Last year did really accentuated the symptoms that really enhanced what he was already feeling he thought he was going to die and it wasn't was not going to die and they didn't give him anything and he got over it but the fear made it so much worse. So it's really so all of this and you can just look straight at the mainstream and the the the institutions the commercial. Cdc who have brought this fear upon everybody and confusion which doesn't help and that's kind of the last bit here from these two. It doesn't surprise me at all for a couple reasons. And i think and it should astonish us but it doesn't surprise us because we say well wait. We're very inertia driven. Fear based profession. That is the result of a hierarchical training that are you hearing this. We're very hierarchical driven. Fear based the hell has gotten into our medical system. Your base training into this. We're a very inertia driven. Fear based profession that is the result of a hierarchical training that indoctrinates us in this kind of way of being in the world. Were very afraid of causing trouble and drawing the eye of sore on onto us. And i think that's why we're really good at pointing the finger to because it's a kind of projection. The nephrologist hadn't screwed up putting in that fistula will then you know i wouldn't have had this infectious complication that now. I'm having trouble. Managing in the icu. And so it really is part of our culture. The other thing is. I don't think medicine moves so fast. So in this case here we have this new dynamic challenge and we're not designed to quickly update so you have these groups online forming where critical care doctor sharing ideas now in those circles. Actually i saw lot of innovation a lot of quick progress in so i have to tip my hat to those. So they're super so great that some doctors actually did something. It's incredible. I didn't know this was going on. It's inertia fear based what the hell reading. Go to the doctor in any way. No of course. I don't i just got much earlier but holy crap. That's really now. Have you at this point. Have you seen enough magnet sticking to arms to be a believer that this is either gene at all. Oh you want a couple of emails. People were sending dynamic these Bogus i've seen magicians. It's not bogus. I know how we're making yourself look foolish. It's not bowing okay. Yeah the the. The non-ferrous coins are sticking. No no no. I said it wrong. People's arms magnet stick to their arms so kitchen magnet will stick to most people vaccinated arm. So there's some kitchen magnetic to one of those refrigerator refrigerator magnet. Yeah well there's somebody explains the science to me. I'll be more interested all right. You should take a look a few of those emails. And we have a few producers. We have. I mean they might be lying. But why would anybody in our audience. Yes yes we had in our audience. We had In the general producer population. We had people sending emails to both of us in row producer. Populace that this is the thing. And i wonder why i wonder why well would like to know why myself. Well i do have a theory before you go to. That was going to get some of these updates out of the way to interrupt this this theory for some updates. Oh yeah i wanna hear okay. I want to the theory magneto. Genetics magnetism the second. Half of show stuff. It's covert baby magneto genetics. It's quite well known to work in mice and you can control mices. Man going off the rails. We believe you don't even believe there's a pill machine that sorts for people. You are such a such a denier things that pill machines a joke but it's real said it was. It was babylon be played the commercial come on or do you think this is real. You got nido genetics. Just saying that's a possibility. I'm not saying that's real well. Why don't you read this. The definition of this magneto genetics. Okay well while we're on it it's not necessarily a definition word has to be defined. Yes well here it is a little. I mean you caught me. The university of virginia velvet technique that uses magnets to control the brains of living mice. Research created a hybrid gene. They called magneto. The producers proteins brain cells that are responsive to magnets whenever magneto engineered rodents wander into magnetic field. The invisible force activated the pleasure centers in their brains. Remember how happy people were when they got the vaccine. Researchers believe magnetic mind control represents a noninvasive way to manipulate neural pathways and study brain function. It's the first step toward developing magneto. genetic therapy's to someday treat brain disorders. That is from march eleventh. Two thousand sixteen from discover- discover magazine. So a little bit i will. I will let let us cover as to be under judging panel all over just discredited magazine. So so let's go. Let's just keep keep with this. Trans alaska is the is the magneto genetic How is it introduced into the body through shot. Let's say yes that's exactly just took a vial of the of the juice that you use. In and i took a magnet refrigerator magnet it would stick to the vile. I don't know if that hasn't i mean this is. I don't know i mean that's two different things i've i've no idea at all you can ask me all you want. I'm just saying it's out there..
No Agenda
"discover magazine" Discussed on No Agenda
"Is good. Point is all fear. The point is go home and die given the guy ivermectin. Yes and you know hydroxy. Chloroquine was a good for for the beginning of this year. They they keep bringing it up. I had some clips from msnbc couple of weeks. They didn't get played. But it's a woman The host going well ivermectin you know no a hydroxy chloroquine if you give it to somebody. Dying of cova kills them. It's not what the idea was was to give someone who's dying seven. Who just caught xactly will they did. They did continue one more clip. But what you're hearing is fear on all sides till the doctors are afraid of Doing the wrong thing being excoriated not following the rules. I'm sure what we just read from. The canadian Ruling body is no different than what we have here in the united states. But at the same time we have a One of Longtime friends is here. And her husband got cova. They're in their sixties and He really didn't feel very good Any you know they went to. The doctor was diagnosed. She was diagnosed a negative and she took care of she's never had coded but They had just had a flu. Maybe a month or so before and they were also very sick and After this whole ordeal was over her husband thought he was going to die and they both agreed that it was the fear that it was covert. And this is you know. Last year did really accentuated the symptoms that really enhanced what he was already feeling he thought he was going to die and it wasn't not going to die and they didn't give him anything and he got over it but the fear made it so much worse. So it's really so all of this and you can just look straight at the mainstream and the the the institutions the commercial. Cdc who have brought this fear upon everybody and confusion which doesn't help and that's kind of the last bit here from these two. It doesn't surprise me at all for a couple reasons. And i think and it should astonish us but it doesn't surprise us because we say well wait. We're very inertia driven. Fear based profession. That is the result of a hierarchical training that are you hearing this. We're very hierarchical driven. Fear based the hell has gotten into our medical system. Your base training into this. We're a very inertia driven. Fear based profession that is the result of a hierarchical training that indoctrinates us in this kind of way of being in the world. Were very afraid of causing trouble and drawing the eye of sore on onto us. And i think that's why we're really good at pointing the finger to because it's a kind of projection. The nephrologist hadn't screwed up putting in that fistula will then you know i wouldn't have had this infectious complication that now. I'm having trouble. Managing in the icu. And so it really is part of our culture. The other thing is. I don't think medicine moves so fast. So in this case here we have this new dynamic challenge and we're not designed to quickly update so you have these groups online forming where critical care doctor sharing ideas now in those circles. Actually i saw lot of innovation a lot of quick progress in so i have to tip my hat to those. So they're super so great that some doctors actually did something. It's incredible. I didn't know this was going on. It's inertia fear based what the hell reading. Go to the doctor in any way. No of course. I don't i just got much earlier but holy crap. That's really now. Have you at this point. Have you seen enough magnet sticking to arms to be a believer that this is either gene at all. Oh you want a couple of emails. People were sending dynamic these Bogus i've seen magicians. It's not bogus. i know how foolish it's not bowing. Okay yeah the. The the non-ferrous coins are sticking. No no no. I said it wrong. People's arms magnet stick to their arms so kitchen magnet will will stick to most people vaccinated arm. So there's some kitchen magnetic to one of those refrigerator refrigerator magnet. Yeah well there's somebody explains the science to me. I'll be more interested all right. You should take a look a few of those emails. And we have a few producers. We have. I mean they might be lying. But why would anybody in our audience. Yes yes we had in our audience. We had in the general producer population. We had people sending emails to both of us in row producer. Populace that this is the thing. And i wonder why i wonder why. Well what like to know why myself. Well i do have a theory before you go to. That was going to get some of these updates out of the way to interrupt this this theory for some updates. Oh yeah i wanna hear okay. I want to the theory magneto. Genetics magnetism the second. Half of show stuff. It's covert baby magneto genetics. It's quite well known to work in mice and you can control mices. Man going off the rails. We believe you don't even believe there's a pill machine that sorts for people. You are such a such a denier. These things that pill machines a joke. But it's real said it was. It was babylon be played the commercial come on or do you think this is real. You got nido genetics. Just saying that's a possibility. I'm not saying that's real well. Why don't you read this. The definition of this magneto genetics. Okay well while we're on it it's not necessarily a definition word has to be defined. Yes well here it is a little. I mean you caught me. The university of virginia velvet technique that uses magnets to control the brains of living mice. Research created a hybrid gene. They called magneto. The producers proteins in brain cells that are responsive to magnets whenever magneto engineered rodents wander into magnetic field. The invisible force activated the pleasure centers in their brains remember. How happy people were when they got the vaccine. Researchers believe magnetic mind control represents a noninvasive way to manipulate neural pathways and study brain function. It's the first step toward developing magneto. genetic therapy's to someday treat brain disorders. That is from march eleventh. Two thousand sixteen from discover discover magazine. So a little bit i will. I will let let us cover as to be under judging panel all over that just discredited magazine. So so let's go. Let's just keep keep with this. Trans alaska is the is the magneto genetic How is it introduced into the body through shot. Let's say yes that's exactly just took a vial of the of the juice that you use. In and i took a magnet refrigerator magnet it would stick to the vile. I don't know if that hasn't i mean this is. I don't know i mean that's two different things i've i've no idea at all you can ask me all you want. I'm just saying it's out there..
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"discover magazine" Discussed on No Agenda
"Is good. Point is all fear. The point is go home and die given the guy ivermectin. Yes and you know hydroxy. Chloroquine was a good for for the beginning of this year. They they keep bringing it up. I had some clips from msnbc couple of weeks. They didn't get played. But it's a woman The host going well ivermectin you know no a hydroxy chloroquine if you give it to somebody. Dying of cova kills them. It's not what the idea was was to give someone who's dying seven. Who just caught xactly will they did. They did continue one more clip. But what you're hearing is fear on all sides till the doctors are afraid of Doing the wrong thing being excoriated not following the rules. I'm sure what we just read from the canadian a ruling body is no different than what we have here in the united states. But at the same time we have a One of Longtime friends is here. And her husband got cova. They're in their sixties and He really didn't feel very good Any you know they went to. The doctor was diagnosed. She was diagnosed a negative and she took care of she's never had coded but They had just had a flu. Maybe a month or so before and they were also very sick and After this whole ordeal was over her husband thought he was going to die and they both agreed that it was the fear that it was covert. And this is you know. Last year did really accentuated the symptoms that really enhanced what he was already feeling he thought he was going to die and it wasn't going to die and they didn't give him anything and he got over it but the fear made it so much worse so it's really so all of this and you can just look straight at the mainstream and the the the institutions the commercial. Cdc who have brought this fear upon everybody and confusion which doesn't help and that's kind of the last bit here from these two. It doesn't surprise me at all for a couple reasons. And i think and it should astonish us but it doesn't surprise us because we say well wait. We're very inertia driven. Fear based profession. That is the result of a hierarchical training that are you hearing this. We're very hierarchical driven. Fear based the hell has gotten into our medical system. Your base training into this. We're a very inertia driven. Fear based profession that is the result of a hierarchical training that indoctrinates us in this kind of way of being in the world. Were very afraid of causing trouble and drawing the eye of sore on onto us. And i think that's why we're really good at pointing the finger to because it's a kind of projection. The nephrologist hadn't screwed up putting in that fistula will then you know i wouldn't have had this infectious complication that now. I'm having trouble. Managing in the icu. And so it really is part of our culture. The other thing is. I don't think medicine moves so fast. So in this case here we have this new dynamic challenge and we're not designed to quickly update so you have these groups online forming where critical care doctor sharing ideas now in those circles. Actually i saw a lot of innovation a lot of quick progress in so i have to tip my hat to those so. They're super so great that some doctors actually did something. It's incredible. I didn't know this was going on there. It's inertia fear. Based what the hell this reading go to the doctor in any way no of course i don't i just got much earlier but holy crap. That's really now have you at this point. Have you seen enough magnet sticking to arms to be a believer that this is either gene at all. Oh you want a couple of emails. People were sending dynamic Bogus i've seen magicians. It's not bogus. I know how we're making yourself look foolish. It's not bowing okay. Yeah the the. The non-ferrous coins are sticking. No no no. I said it wrong. People's arms magnet stick to their arms so kitchen magnet will will stick to most people vaccinated arm. So there's some kitchen magnets to one of those refrigerator refrigerator magnet. Yeah well there's somebody explains the science to me. I'll be more interested all right. You should take a look a few of those emails. And we have a few producers. We have. I mean they might be lying. But why would anybody in our audience. Yes yes we had in our audience. We had In the general producer population. We had people sending emails to both of us in row producer. Populists that this is the thing. And i wonder why i wonder why. Well what like to know why myself. Well i do have a theory before you go to that. Was going to get some of these updates out of the way to interrupt this this theory for some updates. Oh yeah. I wanna hear okay. I want to the theory magneto. Genetics magnetism the second. Half of show stuff. It's covert baby magneto genetics. It's a quite well known to work in mice and you can control mices thoughts man going off the rails believe you don't even believe there's a pill machine that sorts for people. You are such a such a denier. These things that pill machines a joke. But it's real said it was. It was babylon be played the commercial come on or do you think this is real. You got nido genetics possibility. I'm not saying that's real well. Why don't you read this. The definition of this magneto genetics. Okay well while we're on it it's not necessarily a definition word has to be defined. Yes well here it is a little. I mean. you caught me at. The university of virginia veld technique that uses magnets to control the brains of living mice. Research created a hybrid gene. They called magneto. The producers proteins in brain cells that are responsive to magnets whenever magneto engineered rodents wander into magnetic field. The invisible force activated the pleasure centers in their brains remember. How happy people were when they got the vaccine. Researchers believe magnetic mind control represents a noninvasive way to manipulate neural pathways and study brain function. It's the first step toward developing magneto. genetic therapy's to someday treat brain disorders. That is from march eleventh. Two thousand sixteen from discover discover magazine. So a little bit i will. I will let let us cover as to be under judging panel all over that just discredited magazine. So so let's go. Let's just keep keep with this. Trans alaska is the is the magneto genetic How is it introduced into the body through a shot. Let's say yes that's exactly just took a vial of the of the juice that you use. In and i took a magnet refrigerator magnet it would stick to the vile. I don't know if that hasn't i mean this is. I don't know i mean that's two different things i've i've no idea at all you can ask me all you want. I'm just saying it's out there..
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"discover magazine" Discussed on News Radio 920 AM
"From animals of carbon and hydrogen oxygen. Have you start with matter? Even brain matter, you know, mushy, but it's still made up of the elements. So how do you start with Carbon and hydrogen and oxygen, each of which was dumb as gravel. They picked up element. You know Adam's of stuff for just like they're dumb. How do you start from that? I'm okay. Electricity is moving through it. Electricity is just the motion of electrons, nothing more than that, so they have electrons moving through Adam's Now how you get the smell of new cut grass. The experience of that. How do you go from that to that guy who always wins the hot dog eating contest? You know, Coney Island? How do you make that leap from? Dumb carbon and hydrogen to experiencing music, experiencing love experiencing colors. And Nobody has the first step a man how consciousness cannot rise. It's a little different from life arising, which is also mystery, of course, but consciousness arising awareness Being alive, the feeling of being alive. Is the deepest mystery in all of science. Paul Hoffman. They used to be my boss. That Discover magazine and then became publisher of the Encyclopedia Britannica, I mention really is to show you that this is no dummy. And he would like to say that it's the biggest mystery. The most nagging question in all of science. How How does consciousness we're all conscious. How does this first arise? No. The Hindus say that that arises in the fetus in the third month of pregnancy, But how did they know each other? They.
Climate Cast
Despite La Nia, 2020 could be hottest year on record
"Just how far out of balance is earth's climate system when the numbers are in two thousand twenty is likely the first or second warmest year on record globally and that makes the past seven years the seven warmest years on record. It's an unprecedented run of warmth. In the global surface temperature record dating back to eighteen. Eighty penn state university professor. Michael man has spent a career tracking climate trans. Hi michael welcome back to climate cast. Thanks it's good to be with you. Paul let's start with twenty twenty. Where does it look like. Global temperatures will finish. There's a good chance that twenty twenty will be the warmest year on record. That's particularly surprising given. It's a la nina year. We have a la- nina event. The tropical pacific that tends to cool global temperatures a bit michael in a balanced climate system. We would expect a mix of warmer and colder than average years. How far out of balance is earth's climate system to have the past seven years be the warmest on record. Yeah well it's way out of balance and in fact a few years ago we estimated the likelihood that we would see these sort of streaks from chance alone in the absence of human caused warming and that probability is tiny one in ten thousand In one of our estimates as one article an article in discover magazine summarizing findings stated that the chances are a snowball's chance in hell basically is how likely we would see that from natural factors alone so when we include the human factor of increasing greenhouse gas concentrations in the models that we are able to reproduce these stretches of record warm temperatures that we're seeing we saw what you might call one benefit from the pandemic this year it looks like global greenhouse gas emissions are down about seven percent but i noticed the atmospheric. Co two levels aren't budging michael. What does that tell us about how much we need to lower emissions to get an atmospheric response in co two levels. Yeah it's sort of like a bathtub and you know if we turn the faucet down but it still on and the drain is closed. The water level won't stop rising until we turn the knob all the way off and that's essentially what we have to do. When it comes to the climate crisis we need to turn down that knob in reach what we call net zero no net carbon emissions into the atmosphere within a few decades and we need to bring carbon emissions down by roughly factor of to within the next decade if were to stay on that path where we keep warming below truly catastrophic levels more than a degree in half celsius or roughly three degrees