NEW - Church of England tells all parishes to draw up "race action plans" after a pro-Black Lives Matter (BLM) bishop urged the church to embrace being "woke."

https://www.disclose.tv/id/pqnabz5l0y/

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History may not repeat, but it certainly rhymes.

Holy crap!!

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The Ether of Space by Sir Oliver Lodge is a work that explores the concept of the ether, an all-pervading substance thought to fill space and serve as the medium for transmitting electromagnetic waves. Lodge, a physicist and writer, delves into the physical sciences and the aetheric continuum, conducting experiments to understand spatial realities and dynamics. Despite initial positive results, academic pressures led him to alter his views, resulting in reports of negative results. The book reflects Lodge's journey from the material world to the aetheric and astral realms, chronicling his research in a Victorian style and expressing his disappointment with the inability to detect aetheric drifts. Lodge's work is significant for its attempt to bridge the gap between science and the metaphysical, and it remains a topic of interest for students of physics and the history of science.

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David Webb (The Great Taking) and James Delingpole


I have listened to many interviews with David Webb. This is the most comprehensive discussion on a very important matter.


https://odysee.com/@JamesDelingpoleChannel:0/2024-01-22-David-Webb:6

“Even though it might be very effective in preventing food contamination, it might also have a greater impact on our human gut microbes,” lead author Zhenrun “Jerry” Zhang, a postdoctoral scholar and director of the Duchossois Family Institute at the University of Chicago, said in a news release.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/safe-food-additive-may-have-consequences-gut-microbiome

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What are your favorite books and sources on the early history of science? Let us know in the comments.

aetherczar.substack.com/p/reading-list-for-chapter-2-aristotle

"Alexander Zhadan automated the process of searching for his true love in a dating app with a chatbot. His neural network alter ego chatted with a total of 5,239 girls until it found the one for him."

https://www.rbth.com/science-and-tech/337165-russian-programmer-chatgpt-dating

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