Israel, US tax dollars, sick 'food'; Palantir?

(Ella Marie) They're changing our food. And nobody's was going to tell us

You are eating eating FAKE "food" - Nutri Grain gluten garbage ultra-processed food

(Double Down News) Rogue US military contractor Palantir worse than thought

Whites in the Filthy Wild West

(Wild Time)

Cali creature holds evolutionary secrets

Creature found in California's lake holds evolutionary secrets from 650 million years ago

Behold, I am that I am who created this speck!

(Discovery WildScience) California’s Eastern Sierra Nevada is home to Mono Lake, renowned for its striking beauty and unique ecosystem. Its hypersaline and alkaline waters support unique life forms, including brine shrimp and alkali flies, which thrive in conditions that would be uninhabitable to most organisms.

Recently, scientists from the University of California at Berkeley have discovered a microscopic [extremophile] creature living in this extreme environment that could offer clues to the origins of complex life.

This creature, a single-celled choanoflagellate species, offers unprecedented insights into the evolutionary transition from single-celled organisms to multicellular life.

The species’ unique microbiome and symbiotic relationship with bacteria provide clues into how early life forms adapted to extreme environments and formed partnerships that contributed to the development of animal life.

This groundbreaking research not only enriches our understanding of evolution but also underscores the ecological significance of Mono Lake’s extraordinary ecosystem. More

• Discovery WildScience, June 14, 2025; Adolescents, "Amoeba" live footage dubbed original recording; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly

Some germs eat plastic: new microbe

Can the Elementals help clean up?

Will microbes and mushrooms save the planet, clean the world, and make human and animal life sustainable like they have for millions of years even after we pump petroleum from the ground and make plastic out of it? Paul Stamets (fungi.com) knows that various species of fungi can remediate the soil by sequestering and cleaning up even atomic waste from Fukushima, to say nothing of oil spills and other corporate human waste products.

• CC Liu, Crystal Q. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Microbes vs. Phages: America’s Gut Issues

Amber Dance and knowablemagazine.org introduce us to the phageome

The lining of the gut should look like a shag rug, but as most colonoscopies find, it's a smooth tube like a water hose due to eating gluten that kills the cilia that allows us to absorb nutrients (Oleksand Troian/Moment/Getty Images).

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America is too fat, like this obese specimen.

Most have probably heard of the microbiome — the collection of probiotics, hordes of harmful bacteria, and other tiny life forms that live in our guts. Well, it turns out those bacteria have viruses that exist in and around them — with important consequences for both them and us.

Hey, microbiome, meet the phagosome. There are billions, perhaps even trillions, of these viruses, known as bacteriophages (Greek for “bacteria eaters” in Greek) or just “phages” to their friends, inside the human digestive system.

Phageome science has skyrocketed recently, says Breck Duerkop, a bacteriologist at the University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine, and researchers are struggling to come to grips with their enormous diversity.

Don't try to shame my obesity. I'm just big bellied.

Researchers suspect that if physicians could harness or target the right phages, they might be able to improve human health.

“There will turn out to be good and bad phages,” says Paul Bollyky, an infectious disease physician and researcher at Stanford Medicine. But for now, it’s still unclear how many phages occupy the gut — perhaps one for each bacterial cell or even fewer.

There are also bacteria that contain phage genes but aren’t actively producing viruses; the bacteria are just living their lives with phage DNA tagging along in their genomes. And there are lots of phages still unidentified; scientists call them the “dark matter” of the phagosome.

A big part of current phage research is to identify these viruses and their host bacteria. The Gut Phage Database contains more than 140,000 phages, but that’s surely an underestimate.

How do these gut bugs impact behavior?

“Their variety is just extraordinary,” says Colin Hill, a microbiologist at University College Cork in Ireland. Scientists find phages by sifting through genetic sequences culled from human fecal samples.

That’s where researchers found the most common gut phage group, called crAssphage. (Get your mind out of the gutter — they were named for the “cross-assembly” technique that plucked their genes out of the genetic mishmash.)

In a recent study, Hill and colleagues detailed a light-bulb shape for crAssphages, with a 20-sided body and a stalk to inject DNA into host bacteria.

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How to counter an infestation of invaders?

It’s not clear whether crAssphages make a difference to human health, but given that they infect one of the most common groups of gut bacteria, Bacteroides, Hill wouldn’t be surprised if they did.

Other common groups that also infect Bacteroides include the Gubaphage (gut Bacteroides phage) and the LoVEphage (lots of viral genetic elements). Phageomes vary widely from person to person.

They also change depending on age, sex, diet and lifestyle, as Hill and colleagues described in the 2023 Annual Review of Microbiology.

Though phages infect bacteria and sometimes kill them, the relationship is more complicated than that. “We used to think that phage and bacteria are fighting,” says Hill, “but now we know that they’re actually dancing; they’re partners.”

• Amber Dance and Knowable Magazine, Inverse via MSN, 8/18/24, The microbiome’s forgotten cousin could be key to solving America’s gut issues (MSN); Eds., Wisdom Quarterly

Science: Life on Mars, ocean found, gases

Unveiling Mars: The Mysterious Ruins and the Quest for Ancient Life (MSN)

• Prepared for soft disclosure?
• In today's unveiling, large amounts of the life-suggestive gases ammonia and phosphine have been found on Mars [Upper limits for phosphine (PH3) in the atmosphere of Mars | Astronomy & Astrophysics (A&A) (aanda.org)] It's hard to explain their presence in the atmosphere, which increase during the warmer times, without pointing at the forms of life that put out these gases.
• (Life on Venus, too? Phosphine is produced by bacteria in the swamps of Earth and it's also floating around the atmosphere of Venus, reddit.com).

• 

  Full of ocean water just like Earth, huh?

  Enormous hidden ocean discovered under Mars, and it could contain life: Geophysicists have discovered a gigantic hidden ocean beneath Mars' surface, and they say it could harbor life. The massive underground reservoir, discovered using seismic data taken by NASA's InSight Lander, contains enough liquid to cover the entire planet with a mile of water. However, it is far too deep to access by any known means. Trapped inside a layer of fractured rock 7 to 13 miles (11.5 to 20 kms) beneath the Red Planet's outer crust, reaching the water would require a drilling operation that has yet-to-be achieved on Earth. More
• Venus may have phosphine, but Mars has lakes of LIQUID WATER | astrobites
• Over 350 asteroids have hidden moons, Gaia space telescope finds (Live Science)
• 'Severe' G4 geomagnetic storm strikes Earth, making widespread auroras likely
• All life on Earth comes from one single ancestor. and it's so much older than we thought. (MSN)

(Popular Mechanics) In its ancient past, Mars likely contained many of the necessary ingredients for microbial life to flourish on its surface. Now, a new discovery by NASA’s Perseverance rover shows a trifecta of compelling evidence — including the presence of water, organic compounds, and a chemical energy source — all on one rock located in the Jezero Crater.

• David Bowie on Buddhism, ETs, art: Life on Mars
• One would think the word "organic" were life enough, but extraplanetary fossils found decades ago were not enough to overcome doubters in science. If Martian scientists bring us rock samples showing clear signs of earlier life on Mars, we still won't believe them. Life is earth-only. Just ask God (or read His bestseller). We are alone with Lord. Just Lord and us. That's it. No aliens!
• New life forms in earth? The Movile Cave was sealed off for more than 5 million years and the creatures inside of it create sunless FOOD in a completely unique way
• Little green men from Earth: Smallest human species ‘Hobbits’ were even smaller than thought, study finds
• Let's create a new species and call it Homo chimpus: What happens when scientists put a human intelligence gene into a monkey?
• Mysterious Denisovan human species lived undisturbed in the mountains for 160,000 years [and gave us Tibetans]
• Aliens probably exist – but there’s a terrifying reason why we’ve never met them (What if they're smarter than we are?!)

Although this is the best clue yet that microbial life existed on Mars, there are still other explanations that could explain account for this geologic display without the existence of microbes.

“Is there life on Mars” is a question that has vexed astrobiologists and [Buddhist rockstar] David Bowie [who almost became a Vajrayana Buddhist monk rather than a human-alien hybrid pop singer] alike.

Playing with reptilian monsters on earth

While the latter imagined some macabre collection of arachnids on the Red Planet [Spiders on Mars], NASA scientists are fixated on finding evidence that microbial life once flourished on the fourth rock from the Sun.

They are so fixated, in fact, that the space agency has spent more than $5 billion getting two immensely complicated robotic rovers — Curiosity and Perseverance — onto the Martian surface with this specific microbial mission in mind.

Now, one of those rovers might have discovered one of the most compelling pieces of evidence for Martian microbial life.

• Earth has a third form of life — and it could change how we generate power
• ‘Fool's gold' may be valuable after all (msn.com)
• Mountaineers discover mysterious ancient objects in the Alps
• Secret experiments by a 16th-century alchemist involved an element that nobody knew about at the time

Movile Cave, Romania: Life erupts inside cave sealed for 5 million years

Located on an arrowhead-shaped, three-foot-long rock nicknamed “Cheyava Falls” in the Jezero Crater (the 28-mile-wide crater that Perseverance has called home for the past three years), this “piece of evidence” is actually a trifecta of data points that suggest the presence of past microbial life.

The rock in question features two vertical veins of calcium sulfate that likely formed from past water, and these stripes both flank a red band of rock filled with “leopard spots.”

NASA has discovered evidence of past water on Mars before, but it’s this narrow band of rock that brings new meaning to this discovery.

Using its SHERLOC (Scanning Habitable Environments with Raman & Luminescence for Organics & Chemicals) and PIXL (Planetary Instrument for X-Ray Lithochemistry) instruments, Perseverance determined the existence of organic compounds within the rock.

What's in Area 51, Groom Lake, Dreamland?

Oh, and those “leopard spots?” Those likely indicate chemical reactions that could’ve supplied energy to ancient microbial Martians.

While each of these discoveries — the presence of water, organic compounds, and chemical reactions — would be notable even if discovered separately, NASA has never seen all three in one location, meaning the geological chemistry of Cheyava Falls is possibly our best clue yet that Mars once hosted life. More:

• NASA made a world-shaking discovery: compelling evidence of past life on Mars
• Darren Orf, Popular Mechanics, The Angry Astronaut, 8/5/24; Seth Auberon, Pat Macpherson (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Jesus used drugs: Bible scholar Dr. Hillman

You don't understand. This is how it was, leading a Mystery cult, magic, trying to see GOD.

Ancient language expert: Jesus Christ used children as drugs | Dr. David Ammon Hillman

Jesus: She-Male Gods of...

(Danny Jones) May 20, 2024: KONCRETE Podcast (S1 E239). Watch this episode uncensored and ad-free on Patreon: dannyjones

Dr. David C. Ammon Hillman, Ph.D. earned his master's degree in bacteriology from the University of Arizona and a master's and doctoral degree in classics from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, where he specialized in Ancient Greek and Roman medicine and pharmacology (Greek pharmakos = sorcery, potion brewing, dosing).

His first book, The Chemical Muse, was published with St. Martin’s Press immediately after his dissertation committee forced him to delete all references to recreational drugs from his thesis. Dr. Hillman was recently investigated by the Vatican for demon possession and portal opening while teaching as a professor of Classical Languages.

OUTLINE

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  British John Marco Allegro

  00:00 - Religious history
• 11:24 - Tal Megiddo excavation [site of Armageddon]
• 16:39 - Original meaning of "Christ" [anointed with drug]
• 17:51 - Neuropeptides
• 23:25 - Ancient pharmacology; John Scarborough
• 28:23 - Galen (Marcus Aurelius doctor) 
• 33:44 - Drugs in ancient Rome
• 38:02 - The Chemical Muse
• 47:11 - Greek Septuagint vs. the Dead Sea Scrolls
• 55:57 - Greek drug cults
• 01:03:08 - Solon and the creation of democracy
• 01:10:21 - The ancient Bible
• 01:16:40 - Greek came before Hebrew Old Testament
• 01:19:08 - Interpreting ancient texts
• 01:24:15 - John Marco Allegro (The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross)
• 01:28:39 - Why ancient Greek is superior language
• 01:33:59 - The "Purple" (drug reference)
• 01:38:23 - Christian cults and revisionism
• 01:46:49 - The Christ
• 01:55:52 - Zeus [Je'Zeus, Son of Zeus]
• 02:05:59 - The Garden of Gethsemane
• 02:16:46 - The "Burning Purple"
• 02:27:52 - Death of Jesus
• 02:41:31 - Using the human bodies to produce drugs
• 02:43:58 - The men crucified next to Jesus
• 02:52:08 - Demon possession and opening portals
• 03:02:03 - Alexander the False Prophet
• 03:08:46 - Lucifer: The Dawn Bringer
• 03:17:38 - Modern enlightenment

Original Sin: Ritual Child Rape

ABOUT: Dr. Ammon Hillman earned his MS in bacteriology and Ph.D. in classics from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, where he specialized in Ancient Greek and Roman medicine, pharmacology, and endocrinology. His first book, The Chemical Muse, was published with St. Martin’s Press immediately after his dissertation committee forced him to delete all references to recreational drugs from his thesis. Dr. Hillman was later investigated by the Vatican for "demon possession" while working at Mount Saint Mary's in an effort to expel him.

• Vatican and Catholic Church biblical scholar John M. Allegro saw the connection between drugs and Christianity long ago, but the Vatican banned his scholarship until now: The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross: A Study of the Nature and Origins of Christianity Within the Fertility Cults of the Ancient Near East
• VIDEO: Did the Ancient Greeks climb Mount Olympus to see the Gods? (short animated documentary)
• VIDEO: Enormous Roman mosaic in Turkey (Near East, Anatolia)

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• Hermaphrodites, Gynomorphs and Jesus: She-Male Gods and the Roots of Christianity (Dr. Hillman)

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NASA found Martian life then killed it

Anugraha Sundaravelu, Metro.co.uk, 8/29/23; Pat Macpherson (ed.), Wisdom Quarterly

Dirk Schulze-Makuch believes that an experiment carried out in the 1970s that added water to Martian soil drowned any life that could have existed (Unsplash/Metro).

• Alien life was found on Mars 50 years ago, but NASA accidentally KILLED it, scientist claims (Daily Mail)

NASA found alien life on Mars then accidentally killed it, scientist claims

Earthlings blew themselves up!

A scientist claims that we might have already found alien life on Mars 50 years ago but accidentally killed it.

Dirk Schulze-Makuch from the Technical University Berlin believes that an experiment carried out in the 1970s that added water to Martian soil could have drowned any life that could have existed.

The test, known as the Viking Labeled Release experiment, was one of three biology experiments conducted by the Viking landers on Mars in 1976.

It was an accident. It was putricide dead.

The experiment was designed to detect the presence of living microorganisms in the Martian soil by measuring the release of radioactive carbon dioxide from a sample of soil that had been mixed with a nutrient solution.

The theory was that if life were on Mars, microorganisms would consume the nutrients and release the radioactive carbon as a gas.

Schulze-Makuch believes the water containing the nutrient solution in the soil may have been too much liquid "and [any life] died off after a while." More

• First ever 'alien' objects found on Earth? Harvard physicist Avi Loeb says hundreds of tiny fragments he found at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean ARE from outside our solar system

Dentist says better than floss: Xylitol

Breakthrough gum?

People may laugh: replace lost minerals in enamel

Hydroxyapatite mineral rebuilds tooth cavities.

Truth about flossing we aren't being told

I'm a dentist so I know flossing is not the answer.

(Dr. Ellie Phillips) The truth about flossing teeth. Most of us have been told our entire life to floss teeth daily because flossing is the staple of a healthy mouth. This is what we are told by dentists, TV, family, and friends. But it's not true, well, not exactly. It could cause harm. There are better things to do (xylitol sugar, licorice, massaging, etc.)

Grow back gums by disinfecting and letting nature do it.

• 00:00 Intro
• 00:54 Lack of Science
• 01:40 How to Floss
• 02:56 Effects on Oral Health
• 04:55 Infection Risks
• 06:12 Flossing Story
• 08:27 Is Flossing Appropriate?
• 08:51 Flossing Alternatives
• 09:41 Bacteria Transmission
• 10:30 Message to Women/Gum Recession
• 12:43 Why I Was on the BBC World News
• 13:26 When to Floss
• 15:22 Research Studies
• 18:08 Next Research Study
• 20:38 3rd Research Study
• 22:03 Human Microbiome Project
• 24:49 Importance of Saliva

How often should we floss? The truth of the matter may surprise most people because of what flossing actually means to oral health. Remove cavity bacteria. Keep the mouth clean (not sterile, which only invites infection by harmful bacteria) with the right probiotics (good bacteria).

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• Dr. Ellie (drellie.com, July 11, 2023): Eds., Wisdom Quarterly, Aug. 13, 2023, UPDATED 2026

Black Catholic nun in Missouri is saint (video)

The body of an incorrupt Catholic nun has been found in Missouri after being deceased for four years

(Dr. Taylor Marshall) [She's Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster. She's Black, a Catholic, foundress of a Benedictine order in Missouri and, now, on her way to being canonized by the Church for being a saint with one miracle under her belt.]

Whoopi, be better! Be like Sister Wilhelmina!

[It's not too difficult to become a "saint" in the Catholic religion. The Buddha is a Catholic saint because once voted in and canonized -- particularly with no more Office of the Devil's Advocate at the Vatican -- one cannot be voted out. The Buddha was brought in by accident because in the Jataka Tales or Rebirth Stories, he was a particularly popular figure. So the Bodhisat (Bodhisatta or Bodhisattva, as the Buddha referred to himself prior to Buddhahood), was remembered as "Saint Josaphat."]

[And the Catholic Church came in to conquer an area, as they are wont to do even today, which they do with swords and flowers, often pick a popular figure to say, "Look, he was saintly." They thus accrue for themselves all popular figures to build their image as the great institution that will convert or kill you, unless you come willingly because, look, this person is actually a Catholic saint.]

[Pope John Paul II didn't like to go to a new country unless he was canonizing a local figure because the local population loves that. Everyone's in need of a patron saint, and no is better than a local.]

• How can Buddhists explain this? The same way Jains, Hindus, and yogis would: samadhi (stillness, coherence, concentration) that leads to temporary moral purification. Alone it is not enough for salvation, liberation, enlightenment. Systematic practice for insight-wisdom is needed for that. But samadhi alone is enough to make one a "saint" in other religions.

Goldberg is Jewish? Well, no, but she says she is

COMMENTS

(@WQ-001) Is it wrong to be reminded of the Black Jewish actress Whoopi Goldberg in Sister Act? Of course, Sister Wilhelmina is the opposite of her, but as one wise person once said, "All saints have a past, and all sinners have a future." So Whoopi could learn something from Saint Lancaster's example.

(@Liam-ix8pv) I saw her myself! It’s really amazing how well she looks! The best part is that she started that super traditional order there! It’s the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles. They are probably some of the most traditional nuns in the world in my opinion.

(@monicaradey815) Rest in Holy Peace 🙏🏻 Sister Wilhelmina🙏🏻

(@JackieArmB) Thanks for reporting this, Dr. Marshall. I knew if I shared it with you, you would look into it. Fr. Pillari saw her. The fabric and coffin walls were disintegrated [corrupted], but her habit [nun's garb] was like new. He said you could feel the body intact (muscle or skin; bit binges) through her sleeve. Thank God for signs like this in these dark days.

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• Buddhist paths to liberation

Chris Hedges On Contact: Slaughterhouse

Don't eat us. If you do, they'll KILL us to sell our bodies as bloody flesh. Thank you, Humans.

Chris Hedges has a weekly radio interview show called On Contact. It features dissident voices missing from the mainstream media as well as the “black sheep” of the establishment.

Jimmy Dore interviews cancelled/censored/disappeared Chris Hedges

Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Hedges "disappeared" from YouTube

with all RT content as reported by Amy Goodman's Democracy Now!

• AUDIO: Listen NOW (KPFK 90.7 FM Archives), On Contact, 8:30 AM Sunday, 9/4/22
• Ralph Nader Radio Hour covers same topic today at noon

Slaughterhouse: The Shocking Story of Greed, Neglect, and Inhumane Treatment Inside the U.S. Meat Industry

(Gail A. Eisnitz) Slaughterhouse is the first book of its kind to explore the impact that unprecedented changes in the U.S. meatpacking industry over the last 25 years -- particularly

• industry consolidation,
• increased line speeds, and
• deregulation

-- have had on workers, animals, and American flesh consumers. It is also the first time ever that workers have spoken publicly about what's really taking place behind the closed doors of America's slaughterhouses.

In this new paperback edition, author Gail A. Eisnitz brings the story up-to-date since the book's original publication. She describes the ongoing efforts by the Humane Farming Association to improve conditions in the meatpacking industry, media exposes that have prompted reforms resulting in multimillion dollar appropriations by Congress to try to enforce federal inspection laws, and a favorable decision by the Supreme Court to block construction of what was slated to be one of the largest hog factory farms in the country.

Nonetheless, Eisnitz makes it clear that abuses continue and much work still needs to be done. Slaughterhouse: The Shocking

ABOUT: Christopher Hedges is an American journalist, Presbyterian minister, and visiting Princeton University lecturer. His books include his most recent America: The Farewell Tour (2018), Wages of Rebellion: The Moral Imperative of Revolt (2015), Empire of Illusion: The End of Literacy and the Triumph of Spectacle (2009); Death of the Liberal Class (2010); Days of Destruction, Days of Revolt (2012), written with cartoonist Joe Sacco, at one time a New York Times best-seller.