Notices by ☦️KingOfWhiteAmerica☦️ (kingofwhiteamerica@poa.st)

@BowsacNoodle @whiteman_ I used to consider my mom to be this type - starting with the time I became a Trinitarian. But a few years later, she shocked me; while she would not go so far as the holohoax denial, she confided in me that she believes the Races ought to remain pure - at least to such an extent that they don’t become extinct. I was honestly somewhat shocked - as it was never something she’d brought up, before. So do most women really believe anything ? Is it normal for women to actually hold sincere convictions ? Or does she just believe whatever the “biggest man in the room” wants her to believe ?

@BowsacNoodle @JollyWizard @Shadowman311 No kidding; how do they know how to do that ??

… the fascia having electrical receptors in them which respond to ion buildup in the surrounding tissues …

This could have something to do with it; though I think it’s “supposed” to be more esoteric. To this day I have my own theory that the (super weak) magnetic field generated by electric current through the nerves, is itself a signal component - playing a role in intuition, reflex and the like.

@JollyWizard @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 I’ve got some extended family that own some sort of bioelectric feedback device; she’s definitely more on the hippie spectrum than I am, and claims she can unofficially “diagnose” localized health conditions based on relatively low electrical field output from affected areas (scare quotes, as she’s not a licensed medical practitioner, and wouldn’t ever use that word, nod-wink). The apparatus is also able, somehow, to stimulate low-output ”problem areas”, so as to correct imbalances - which may or may not have a beneficial, restorative effect overall, perhaps even to the level of correcting specific issues. I’ve not seen it, only heard it described. It sort of reminds me of acupuntcture.

@JollyWizard @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 I’ve not precisely and certainly heard of any studies being done on electrical scalar waves, outside these renegade youtubers. However, I have significant reason to believe these electrical impulses are what Dr. Rife was using, for his Health Ray Device - tuned heterodyned electrical scalar waves; and not EMF (which contemporary “Rife machines” use).

@Jonny @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 Oh man, you‘d have to have been in Astronomy to have been told that; at least in the 20th Century. I think they were waiting for after 9/11, so fewer people would put together the Four States of Matter, with the Four Alchemical Elements

@JollyWizard @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 That sounds about right, though I’m not at this point sufficiently educated on the subject to really know. I’ve found a few youtube videos about it. They typically hover around Maxwell’s Equations, and how the prevailing Heaviside vector simplification doesn’t cover it - but that the original quaternion form that Maxwell started with, does. And a few guys have built scalar wave generators accordingly - and compare them side-by-side with transverse wave transmitters, and the Faraday Cage blocks transverse waves - but not longitudinal. I’ve only ever seen deboonkers attack it by claiming like Tesla just really didn’t understand the Inverse Square Law - which I think is ridiculous. So all that, plus my own experience with flyback, leads me to think there’s something to it.

@JollyWizard @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 Oh, tens of kHz, iirc.

@BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 In stuff of his that I read, he wasn’t using EM waves to transmit power; but rather tuned electrical impulses, generated using the flyback effect, with power being transmitted as a longitudinal scalar wave. I’ve definitely run into the flyback effect irl, which is a big voltage spike created by the collapsing magnetic field when a current flowing through it is rapidly cut off. Tesla first observed it operating one of his giant dynamos; felt like a “slap” over his entire body, and was not mitigated by Faraday cages.

@Jonny @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 Right; I’ve seen a guy building a Tesla Coil using a disk mounted on an angle grinder, with points around the circumference as a rapidly switching spark-gap. Worked pretty great, though it was very noisy. I suspect that‘s capitalizing on the flyback effect, at least somewhat - with the magnetic field rapidly collapsing as the spark breaks, cutting the current off.

@BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 Wireless power transmission. There’s a lot of really crappy disinfo floating around about it. I don’t know for sure if it would have worked, but deboonkers never actually seem to understand the actual principle he claimed it worked by.

@BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 Guy just needs to build a Wardenclyffe Tower grid, like Tesla was going for.

Contrary to popular belief and understanding, a society fallen into demoralization can be reversed; but it’s vis-a-vis literal Revival. And it cannot be instituted, forced, or taken for granted. No top-down government program will bring about Revival; but rather, it’s subject to spiritual tides - an ebb and a flow, that is poorly understood by the mind, and can only be seen with a healthy nous, skilled to discern such things.

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@BowsacNoodle @egirlyuumimain @CapitalB Iodine is rather important to supplement during Great Lent, in my own experience; at least if one is in a position wherein one has to keep their edge. I experienced a dramatic IQ boost when I drank 1/2 tbsp of iodized salt during Week 4. But like everything it can be overdone, likely with deleterious results.

@CozyLife @nigvids @Owl @lich @Hoss @Nudhul Oh no it’s totally legit; if you don’t mention jews in every single poast, you’re a glownigger kike faggot, or something 😏

@CozyLife @Owl @lich @nigvids @Hoss @Nudhul I go on long drives periodically with my kids; the American landscape is vast. It’s always good for me to get out of the urbs and suburbs, and out into God’s Country. The perspective shift is inestimably valuable.

@nigvids @CozyLife @Owl @lich @Hoss @Nudhul That’s not uncommon, here. I’d have to scroll up to find out, which is against the instance Law. The conversation as far as I know was about accounts that feel obliged to mention jews in every comment - which is a point of longstanding derision here, on either side. While I certainly don’t have any qualms about jew-naming, due to fedi’s very nature, less is more.

@JollyR @BowsacNoodle @Zardoz @Roscoe @Someguy @pepsi_man @jeffcliff Tbh, helium doesn’t seem to me like the kind of thing that would have worked it’s own way down a few miles down into the crust; but I wasn’t there.

@Witch_Hunter_Siegfried @Glassjaw @ankokukishi @Loki Rome’s successor is the Romanovs - whichever male is heir to the throne.