New Year's message: Time and Karma

(The Theory of Samsara)

The Time Experiment (explained)

• Michel Siffre experiments on chronobiology
• Michel Siffre: The man who went into a cave and accidentally invented an entire field of biology (IFLScience)
• Michel Siffre: This man spent months alone underground – and it warped his mind (New Scientist)

The Time Paradox: The New Psychology of Time That Will Change Your Life

The social psychology of time?

Author Stanford University Social Psychologist Dr. Philip Zimbardo and Dr. John Boyd have 4.4 out of 5 stars (with 326 reviews).

Our every significant choice -- every important decision we make -- is determined by a force operating deep inside our mind: our perspective on time -- our internal, personal time zone.

This is the most influential force in our life, yet we are virtually unaware of it. Once we become aware of our personal time zone, we can begin to see and manage our life in exciting new ways.

Be Here Now (Dr. Ram Dass, Ph.D.)

In The Time Paradox, Dr. Zimbardo and Dr. Boyd draw on 30 years of pioneering research to reveal, for the first time, how our individual time perspective shapes our life and is shaped by the world around us.

Further, they demonstrate that our and every other individual's time zones interact to create national cultures, economics, and personal destinies.

No matter our time perspective, we experience these paradoxes. Only by understanding this new psychological science of time zones will we be able to overcome the mental biases that keep us too attached to the past, too focused on immediate gratification, or unhealthily obsessed with future goals.

Time passes no matter what we do; it's up to us to spend it wisely and enjoy it well. More

Erika Kirk is a lying phony: 'Snake Eyes'

(Nadia for Real) "She's lying. I'll prove it."

(The Disturbing Illusion) Operation Psyop: The many phony faces of Erika

Snake Eyes (1998) is name of predictive programming movie on Charlie Kirk's public assassination

Erika Kirk's Snake Eyes: Kirkland is shot in the neck

(Reel Enigmas and Theories) Snake Eyes and strange case of Charlie Kirk - Israel/Palestine

• CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Watch the shooter take the shot that kills Charlie Kirk, not Robinson from the roof but a security guard in a brown shirt

Max Blumenthal and Chris Hedges discuss the real Charlie Kirk and his fear of Israel

(Kim Iversen) Israel has already lost the war, it just doesn't know it yet

• Pfc. Sandoval, Shauna Schwartz, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Kimmel, Meyers, Colbert: Trump is dumb

Trump posts AI "Med Bed" conspiracy video, threatens to send U.S. troops to Portland: A Closer Look

(Late Night with Seth Meyers) Sept. 29, 2025: Seth Meyers takes a closer look at the president posting an AI video of himself and threatening to send unneeded, unwanted National Guard paramilitary troops to yet another American city [in contravention of the posse comitatus act. Late Night with Seth Meyers. Stream now on Peacock: bit.ly/3erP2gX

• King Trump says foreign leaders "freak out" when they see his golden Oval Office inside his White Palace (formerly White House)

Jimmy Kimmel Live! is back in Brooklyn

Trump’s crucial release of Amelia Earhart files, JD Vance’s bullsh*t, live from NY

(Jimmy Kimmel Live) Sept. 29, 2025: The show is back [on all ABC stations, including Sinclair and Nexstar] in Kimmel’s hometown Brooklyn, NY, for a week of shows from the Howard Gilman Opera House at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, sidekick Guillermo makes his entrance decked out in NY gear, pardoned criminal Mayor Eric Adams dropped out of the current mayoral race, the Mets went and did the Metstiest thing possible last night, Rory Mcllroy’s round of golf turned into a scene from Unhappy Gilmore, Trump has been hard at work coming up with all manner of nonsense to distract the nation from his name all over the Epstein Files and the client list, Don did a whole post about Amelia Earhart, VP JD Vance is making the rounds defending his boss and FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, and the show plays a round of “Who’s Not Tony?,” and Flavor Flav gets the party started! #Kimmel

Stephen Colbert keeps trying

(The Late Show with Stephen Colber) Trump and his War on Oregon

Perfect gift? Language translator

Capitalism (via the Hallmark Corporation) compels us to shop for others, and what do you get for someone who understands nothing you say, like the friendly monk at the Buddhist temple. It would be nice to clarify his wisdom and answers to our many questions without the embarrassing pressing and straining to communicate or having a bad human translator present to apologize, sway, and utter euphemisms in place of real answers. If AI can't, maybe this tiny device can. This is not a cellphone app and does not need to connect to Wi-Fi to work.

• enence.com/translator/product
• enence.com/articles/speak-60-languages
• Wait for the Chinese knockoff? temu.com
• Vibrate teeth clean: getsonosparkle.com

Kid builds Directed Energy Weapon 'death ray'

Make this kid a US citizen, hire him, and send
him to space to work for our new Space Force

The young scientist’s twist on a legendary ancient weapon might just re-write history. Ancient Greece mathematician Archimedes believed a "death ray" was plausible, so a middle school student from Canada put the concept to the test.

Brenden Sener of Ontario won multiple medals for his miniature version of the Archimedes Death Ray, crafted with light and mirrors.

No archaeological evidence [shown to us] proves the death ray was ever [built and] employed, but Sener believes it very well could have been.

It might be surprising to learn that then-12-year-old Brenden Sener of London, Ontario, Canada, was enthralled by Ancient Greek concepts posited by mathematician Archimedes.

But it probably makes more sense when we find out what exactly those concepts were. Archimedes wrote about harnessing the Sun’s energy to create a death ray. And Sener wanted in. More:

• A 13-year-old built Archimedes’ mythical [solar] death ray—and it may actually work (popularmechanics.com) (as every boy who got his hands on a magnifying glass has previously discovered)
• Spatial memory slime mold math (Popular Mechanics)
• Tim Newcomb, Popular Mechanics, June 06, 2024; Pfc. Sandoval, Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Shelfy to FEED the world (live on Indiegogo)

Shelfy (vitesy.com, October 2023); Crystal Quintero, CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

We grow it greener. You keep it fresher longer.

Discover a brand-new product: a revolution against food waste. It's a smart device that improves the shelf-life of our food and removes odors from our refrigerators to keep the food we have fresh much longer. There's no need to grow more. Waste less.

• Fridge Air Filter, Eco Friendly Air Purifier | Vitesy

Haunted? Ghost repellent machine available

Greg Newkirk (weekinweird.com); coasttocoastam.com; Wisdom Quarterly

Don't expose me to sonic repellents. I don't even know why I'm still her after I died!

A company in Buddhist Thailand claims to have designed a device which will drive unwanted ghosts out of a person's home. Dubbed the "Trisaksri Ghost Repellent," the odd, box-shaped instrument looks more like a subwoofer rather than something devised to ward off supernatural creatures. However, the company behind the machine says that's exactly what it does... More
 

Ghost Repellent: New Device Allegedly Blasts Unwanted Paranormal Entities

There is no shortage of fascinating ghost hunting technology on the market today.

Whether you’re looking to see invisible spirits, hear their voices, or even communicate with them, there’s a good chance that some mad scientist out there has a gadget that claims to help you do just that.

But for those who are less interested in communicating with spirits as much as banishing them, they’re usually stuck doing things the old fashioned way with holy water or sage.

 

What's inside the $1,500.00 box?

Well, the days of relying on a biological exorcist are over. A new device claims it will blast the phantoms from your home with “Wave Killer” technology.

 

The Thai company Super Boondee has released a brand new version of the Trisaksri Ghost Repellent, a device with a design straight out of Ghostbusters, which the company claims will rid your residence of unwanted spirits thanks to its specially-designed circuitry.

Demons don't like human good times

So how does it work? Well, when you’re ready to clear your home of negative entities, you simply flip the switch on the ghost repellent box, which activates a low-level electromagnetic field, condenser microphone, and infrared camera that work in unison to detect paranormal activity.

Super Boondee calls this the “phenomenon receptor [detector].” When the machine detects an anomaly, it automatically fires off a “Wave Killer” radio blast that they claim is enough to force the nasty phantom to abandon its chosen haunt.
 

Much like those sonic-rodent repellents, the box will simply continue to drive off ghosts no matter how many times they attempt to return. More

• B.S. Obama used a FAKE birth certificate, investigation finds
• AP covers for Obama, obfuscating birth certificate findings
• "Global warming" alarmism from AP even when no warming

India Nepal dispute border

(bordernepal)

KATHMANDU, Nepal (Xinhua) -- A source in Indian Embassy said that the ongoing controversy on the Indo-Nepal border was baseless and fabricated, local newspaper The Himalayan Times reported.

The newspaper report quoted the source as saying that "the motive behind the [dispute] was to vitiate the friendly ties between the two neighboring countries."

"We have taken up this issue with the government of Nepal. It was raised only by a section of the Nepali media and certain political organizations with vested interests. So far, no complaint has been lodged," added the source. More>>

• UC Berkeley device could store data for a billion years

Truth about energy drinks
They claim to give you a mental and physical boost, but can they harm your health? 5 popular brands rated
What to know about diet soda