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Re: Conspiracy Theories: The Anatomy (and Etymology) of Misunderstanding

KirkH420 — Thu, 24 Mar 2022 15:32:02 -0000

lol "the valid science of climate change"

Whenever people talk about Carbon, ask them if they're aware that plants stop producing food when CO2 declines to the range of less than 200ppm and in most areas, breathing air at ground level is around 300-400ppm, yes even today as pundits constantly drone on about greenhouse effects.

As we sit here, around the world people are building machines (industrial plants) to suck CO2 out of the air. This can actually be a dangerously slippery slope, because it could be taken too far. Earth's ecosystem is a delicate balance and I don't know if you've noticed this, but mankind has RARELY (if ever) done anything that has a positive effect on this balance. If levels of CO2 are reduced by 200ppm from where it generally sits currently, what will end up happening is, it will reduce our ability to grow our own foods. Industrial greenhouses can always artificially introduce CO2 to assist plant growth (and they do), but people growing their own garden really can't do this unless they grow in their own greenhouse.

Did you know that in horticulture, many growers strive to increase CO2 levels to much higher than what we'd find normally in outdoor air? It's because elevated CO2 is proven to cause faster growth and larger produce yields. This is known to be true for 95% of plants, the rest being a type that stores CO2 in a different way. They all use CO2 for photosynthesis though. Plants can continue to grow healthy in levels of CO2 that would even be too high for you to safely breath.

This site covers topics mentioned, as well as concepts of artificial CO2 injection systems in greenhouses.

https://ceresgs.com/growing...

Re: 25.10 – MU Plus+ Podcast – The EM Pill

Maximus Meridius — Fri, 18 Mar 2022 17:10:42 -0000

Atmospheric Aerosols: Just nuke a volcano and the problem of climate change AKA global warming will be set back 20 years.

Re: Bizarre Cases of People Who Spontaneously Ceased to Exist

Dane Herrington — Mon, 14 Mar 2022 08:11:57 -0000

I find reading these accounts quite fascinating but also disturbing.....however, if we take note of the disappearances of planes ans ships in the Bermuda Triangle and other stories like abandoned ships there too then it is actually not impossible for these mysterious things to happen.....one thing is for sure and that is that our vibrational frequency in this five sense world is alive with other frequencies and vibrations I believe that are capable of interfering with ours ....we operate in the frequency of visible light and there are other frequencies from the dark ....

Re: 27.08 – MU Podcast – Insectocalypse

David Jones — Thu, 10 Mar 2022 10:31:08 -0000

First time listener. My new favorite! You guys are really interesting. Thanks!

Re: 24.14 – MU Podcast – Laura Krantz

Shamus — Wed, 09 Mar 2022 19:57:59 -0000

Number stations and anomalous radio broadcasts creep me the hell out...

Re: From an Alien Big Cat to a Woman in Black: A Bizarre and Creepy Event

Steven Charles — Sat, 26 Feb 2022 16:00:35 -0000

Was she on a train at the time, or on the platform?

Re: The UFO Enigma: A Mystery That Presents a Strong Image, But That May Really be Weak

celsiusrising — Fri, 25 Feb 2022 22:18:48 -0000

All this speculation is fine, up to a point. But, what if you have personally seen a UFO? That puts any argument to rest, although it is strictly subjective.

Re: From an Alien Big Cat to a Woman in Black: A Bizarre and Creepy Event

Steven Charles — Fri, 25 Feb 2022 16:03:03 -0000

Can you clarify something? When Maureen saw the ABC was she walking on the platform or passing by in a train carriage?Were there other people around her?

Re: More on the Matter of Mac Tonnies’ “Cryptoterresrials” and “Secret Caves and Tunnels”

Ravinoff — Thu, 24 Feb 2022 21:56:12 -0000

I thought it was fairly established that Bennewitz was a victim of circumstance and counterintelligence, he was fed info on the alleged Dulce Base so he'd stop eyeing Kirtland AFB so much and possibly observing experimental vehicles there. And there is a major underground facility at Kirtland that's highly secretive, the former Manzano Base that was used for storing and assembling nukes.

Re: An Amazon Explorer and His Menagerie of Weird Cryptid Discoveries

Ffej — Wed, 23 Feb 2022 15:55:32 -0000

Awesome article,and there is an author, called Jaroslav Mares, who wrote a couple of books about the plateau in south america called "Kurupira".
Acording to him,this is the plateau that inspired Conan Doyle to write "The lost world".Doyle heared about the monsters said to live close to Kurupira,monsters that are very familiar to dinosaurs. You really should check Mares work,you can download the books and use the google translator.

Re: The Strange Case of the Bigfoot Attack at Ape Canyon

celsiusrising — Tue, 22 Feb 2022 21:27:29 -0000

The proposed interdimensional aspect of bigfoot(feet?) Explains why there are so many sightings, but no physical evidence to speak of...

Re: Soul-Seeking Extraterrestrials? Let’s Hope Not!

Kenneth Hummer — Tue, 22 Feb 2022 19:10:00 -0000

Off topic but your heading in the right direction thinking these cryptids and such are projected thought forms perhaps even being un intentionally called out of the human psyche.
In some cases yes, by organized occultists, and darker...much darker.
Look into my background, im qualified to make such a statment.

Re: Has the U.S. Government Quietly Followed the Sinister Activities of the Real Men in Black?

Kenneth Hummer — Tue, 22 Feb 2022 19:05:13 -0000

I lean towards the bigger preportion of them being re-animated corpses being controlled psycically.
Like a flesh and blood avatar.
Sounds far fetched, but fills the bill none the less

Re: Military Professor Warns Alien Invaders May Turn Asteroids into City-Smashing Bombs

Neuromancer — Sat, 12 Feb 2022 02:12:07 -0000

While i agree, they havent exactly been benevolent. If we were to take their actions at face value, say if we were trying to gauge whther some foreign agent was hostile or not, be it 1 man or a group, if they abduct your neighbors, kill your pets, brainwash and mind control your family, or scare the crap out of people, and its said they feed on our adrenochrome.

So all that would point to signs of a hostile enemy faction ocupying soil they have no right to, and doing what they want without informing the gov in power.

IE us. If they havent come out and told us, theres more to the story then what we can see from a distance.

They also say, beings that advanced wouldnt rely on black and white contructs like good and evil, so maybe they cant percieve how those actions seem shady, and under handed.

So maybe their actions hold no meaning to their true intentions, but thats assuming they are very differnt from us.

And i think we came from them, yes they are probably verry much older, but if the worst aspects of our nature is anything to go by, they arent all following the same agenda. From what i heard, the federation of planets, is an actual thing, and the idea of the prime directive came from an alien itself.

So we wouldnt even be dealing with one species, but multiple, with their own goals, and motivations.

The trick will be figuring out who to trust, but if we were to gain a powerful ally we share those resources with willingly, then we have equal footing in any hostilities.

Re: A Look at Some of the Strange Anomalies on Mars: Faces, Creatures and More

mod-mongerer — Thu, 10 Feb 2022 12:00:54 -0000

Love this stuff! The "facehugger" is too much to explain away by saying erosion or something. Too much detail! If that photo were taken on Earth, the biologists would say it's some sort of species we just didn't know about yet, or is something we can't get a good look at to identify, but definitely a life form.

One other convincing photo for me (not from this article) is the one with the "Three Towers". All the "structures" look identical and are equidistant apart. The truth is out there!

Thanks, Nick. Loved your latest Martian book, by the way!

Re: Russian Scientist Hopes Bacteria Will Help Him Live Forever

Ench Wraits — Tue, 08 Feb 2022 17:50:32 -0000

This is the most Russian sounding thing I've heard in a while.

Re: Scientists Create Non-Hallucinogenic Magic Mushrooms

Joolz Hulley — Mon, 31 Jan 2022 09:02:28 -0000

Interesting read as always

Re: Bizarre Encounters with the Weird in the Vietnam War

James Dowell — Sun, 30 Jan 2022 23:26:01 -0000

Was watching second season of Hellier and in their comments re Terry Wriste they mention the tunnels in Vietnam and the strange story they were originally dug by goblins but completed by the Viet Cong... your piece is fascinating as usual, with attention to detail and an attempt at covering many facets of the subject. Quite interesting... thanks.

Re: The Bigfoot Creatures: Are They Really Ancient Djinns?

David Chase — Wed, 26 Jan 2022 11:05:01 -0000

This is very interesting , as this would seem to fall under the Ultraressitial universe as purposed by John keel!

Re: The Phantom Stalker of Bill and Dorothy Wacker

Cheri McCain — Wed, 26 Jan 2022 01:29:14 -0000

Just throwing some things out here just thinking outside the box.
So it seems there are other scenarios that may not have been looked into. Possibility of someone living in a hidden area of the house or even under it, unknown to the owners. Neighbor couldve also had a hidden spot for a crazy relative in their own home. The infrequent incidents could also be because of someone coming "home" to a neighbor's home, possibly someone with mental issues - perhaps they were in a mental institution or even kept locked up in their own home and no one knew they were hidden there. The neighbor could've returned items that were stolen and neighbors usually can get a phone number from their neighbors. Anyway, probably why the items were bagged. If it was someone with mental issues doing it that relative would get that gun returned 1st for their own safety. "Cheaper but will do" could imply many things: scaring them into a cheap sale which would also help to keep a crazy relative hidden, cheap quality of items they stole to name just a couple. The use of a crayon implies that perhaps a person can't be trusted with normal writing utensils because of mental issues of hurting others or themselves.
I'm curious who ended up with their house after they died? Did the house end up being bought by a neighbor? Obviously the incidents must have stopped after their deaths. If the property ended up still in the family are there still things happening? But that still happening would've probably been added here.

Re: Astrophysicist Reveals Plan to Change Earth’s Orbit with Asteroids to Stop Climate Change

Frond — Wed, 26 Jan 2022 01:14:00 -0000

Awful plan.

Re: 23.04 – MU Podcast – Carona Chan

Shamus — Tue, 25 Jan 2022 12:34:47 -0000

Hearing all the ridiculous BS about the 2020 "pandemic" when it was just being rolled out is very interesting. So in summary, we have 2 years of outrageous government lockdown and power-grabbing, all for an infection with lower death rates than seasonal flu...while seasonal flu cases have gone down 90%! Amazing (sarcasm)! The only thing more amazing than the fact that they had the guts to roll out this idiotic crap is the people that believe it even still.

Re: 23.03 – MU Podcast – Anthony Peake

Shamus — Mon, 24 Jan 2022 16:29:59 -0000

Around the 1:34:00 mark, I would refer to that "something" that is missing from the "simulation" theory as Mystery.
I think ultimately the spirit realm can not ever be absolutely proven in purely scientific terms.

Re: The Late Singer and Actor Meat Loaf Had a Paranormal Side

James120756 . — Sat, 22 Jan 2022 10:13:39 -0000

Meatloaf RIP. Thanks for great songs and incredible shows!

Re: Ghost Hunter Photographs Possible Viking Soldier Haunting Woods in Conisbrough

Hammond Ecks — Thu, 20 Jan 2022 14:26:42 -0000

Did either investigator explain how they could communicate with someone who presumably spoke 8th-century Scandinavian?

Then again, I guess 1200-plus years is probably more than enough time for any reasonably intelligent spirit to pick up a smattering of English!