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I've been reading about geoengineering as a solution for climate change. I've noticed its introduction as a novel set of strate...
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TEPCO has told us that unit 2 is the hottest. You can really see that when it rains. Unit 2 is the one with the steam streaming upwards (U...
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I recall when my son's class would be lined up before snack and lunch with the teacher spraying "hand sanitizer" with triclo...
Chlorella and barley are also grown there. I won't mention the brand of chlorella, but a little research should enlighten anyone. Do the research, beer drinkers and health fans. It's sad that chlorella, of all things, is grown there, since chlorella is known for absorbing radiation.
ReplyDeleteOh for goodness sake, I don't mean chlorella. I mean spirulina. The same radiation-absorbing attribute applies equally to both chlorella and spirulina, Russians used them in an attempt to lessen radiation illness after Chernobyl. Of course, if the spirulina absorbs the radiation before a person takes it, then a person is adding radiation to their body, rather than lessening it.
ReplyDeleteWe have become a culture of death. It has become as hazardous as it ever was to get born, thrive and grow up. If you make it out of the womb alive that is becoming a bit remarkable. Then if you survive all the vaccinations or are lucky enough to get born into a family that is skeptical, you may get shot in school or go into the military and get killed there. Meanwhile what are you eating. Plenty of corn syrup for sure. And GMO's. So much for progress and technology.
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