Moccasins on snowshoes works. Give it a try.
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I have a grounding bedsheet. Made a difference in my sleep ( and Mah Sweeties more importantly) and dropped my inflammatory markers.
Play with dirt. Garden. Weed your landscaping barefoot. Play with your idiot poochers barefoot in the grass. Easy peasy. Speaking of idiot poochers…baked pitatao time here is usually about 1130am to 1pm.
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Amen brother. My neighbours think I’m nuts shovelling snow barefoot in the spring and cutting the grass in August barefoot. But I do.
Never tried the grounding sheets or pillows. Sounded like a scam. Maybe I’m wrong. How do they work?
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Silver fimaments woven into the sheets. Gathered to a contact, contact has a wire that pluds into the ground of your outlet. Plug does not have metal connections to your actual current, just the ground. Voila.
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Don’t your feet turn green?
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Yea a bit. Just wash em with the hose. No issues.
I’ve often wished I could be in 2 places at the same time.
CERN just discovered a particle that exists in two places at once
In an astonishing breakthrough, scientists at CERN have discovered a particle that exists in two places at once, completely defying our current understanding of physics. This mind-bending discovery challenges one of the most fundamental principles of the universe, where objects are thought to occupy one location at a time. But this new particle proves otherwise, suggesting that the boundaries of space and time may be far more fluid than we ever imagined.
This phenomenon, known as quantum superposition, is something physicists have long predicted, but until now, it was just a theory. The particle’s ability to exist simultaneously in two places represents a dramatic shift in how we view the nature of reality. It opens up the possibility that at the quantum level, the rules of physics we rely on in our daily lives simply do not apply. In fact, the particle is part of a growing body of research that suggests reality is far more complex and interconnected than we realize.
The implications of this discovery could be profound. If particles can indeed exist in multiple locations, could the very fabric of space-time be altered in ways we are just beginning to understand? This revelation has the potential to unlock new realms of technology, from quantum computing to advancements in energy and beyond.
As we continue to explore the mysteries of quantum mechanics, the future of physics holds limitless possibilities, reminding us that the universe is far more mysterious and awe-inspiring than we can even begin to comprehend.
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Wow. My Grandpa told me over a year ago that this would happen. He said that it would be the first stage in preparing people for the truth.
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The NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope is revealing the secrets of star clusters! 
Stars form in clusters, created when clouds of gas collapse. Eventually, these young stars blast away their cloud. Our position in the Milky Way makes it difficult to watch this process in the closest star-forming regions.
So, astronomers used Webb and Hubble Space Telescope to gaze into the cradles of star clusters 
in four nearby galaxies from the FEAST programme.
These observations showed that the most massive star clusters emerge from their clouds the fastest, subsequently filling their surroundings with ultraviolet light!
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Just another distraction. Im going to bet nothing is going to be shown that proves anything.
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So do you think it’s all about nothing or the government would never release definitive proof if they had it? What would be their motive in either scenario for keeping information top secret? Is it our own technology? Our adversaries? I agree with you that the info dump is mostly a sleight of hand distraction while our pockets are being picked with the other.
Do i think aliens exist? Yes. Can i prove it? No. So for me its wishful thinking but until we have concrete evidence we’re it.
I think some is our tech. Others are unreliable witnesses. Others are rare natural phenomena. Considering the quality of governmental tech if there was proof itd be out. Especially with people that cant keep their mouths shut.
The distraction? I think we all know what info is being diverted from and outright not being released even after legal orders to do so.
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Personally, I am deeply skeptical that aliens are visiting our planet. (Totally buy aliens. What I can’t buy is that a life form advanced enough to make interstellar travel feasible would think the best way to do it is sending organic creatures across trillions of miles of void in a sealed metal bubble. Seems deeply inefficient.)
I am also 99.999% certain that no actual evidence of such visits exist and are being kept secret by the government. Because the idea our government would be capable of keeping something like this a secret, that someone wouldn’t have just… blabbed about it for political gain or to win a media cycle or whatever, seems even less plausible than interstellar travel.
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PSA: we are obviously touching on the federal government here, unavoidably due to the subject matter, but let’s please try to avoid getting into explicitly political content, people.
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First, IMO yes this is distraction and little more. I think that’s obvious but won’t go further as per board rules.
Second, I am an eyewitness to a UAP that was most definitely light years (pun intended) beyond what any nation on earth could have built by the 1990s when I saw the thing appear and disappear. I nearly pissed myself. Take it for what that’s worth.
Our physics, which once seemed like settled science, is now looking shaky and will benefit from slow and steady progress, hopefully before we blow ourselves up. We used to appear certain the earth was flat - that certainly didn’t age well. Intergalactic travel, I believe, must be possible, unless I am to not believe my own lying eyes. Also, same thing reported by at least two other people that I am aware of. Same thing, same time period, same region in southwestern Ontario.
Personally I hope for very selfish reasons that they show themselves, so I can say I told ya so. Ha.
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Agreed Jah. Humans are about 1000 years into testing and understanding the very basics of physics. Imagine where we’ll be 10,000 years from now or 100,000 years from now? Especially with AI working on the problems. Currently, we believe / theorize that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light. But what of aliens have unlocked the laws of folds in space-time or have mastered the benefits of quantum mechanics? As little as 250 years ago people would’ve looked at you cross eyed if you talked about people flying through air and space or even driving a horseless carriage on millions of miles of paved interstate roads. Like you said as long as we don’t blow ourselves up first…which seems shaky at best…humans will be able to do some amazing things in the coming centuries. Those societies will likely look back at us and ask, “can you believe they believed what they believed?”
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Fact: we have the same GMOs in our stomach as in healthy soil…. Think about it
I’ve somehow always thought that, so much so that when people call me a dirt bag I respond, “Correct”.
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After more than 20 years of searching, astronomers finally detected this flare.
For the first time ever, scientists observed a mid-infrared flare erupting from Sagittarius A* — the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way.
The flare lasted only about 40 minutes.
But researchers say what it revealed could reshape our understanding of how black holes behave in some of the most extreme environments in the universe.
The discovery was made using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, whose infrared sensitivity allowed astronomers to peer through the thick dust clouds surrounding the galactic center.
Until now, scientists had detected flares from Sagittarius A* in radio waves, near-infrared light, and X-rays. But the middle of the infrared spectrum had remained missing for decades, leaving a major gap in observations of how these eruptions evolve.
Now Webb has finally filled in that missing piece.
Researchers think the flare was likely triggered by magnetic reconnection — a violent process where twisted magnetic field lines near the black hole suddenly snap, reconnect, and release enormous amounts of energy.
That energy accelerates electrons to velocities approaching the speed of light.
As those particles spiral through magnetic fields surrounding the black hole, they emit synchrotron radiation — the powerful glow Webb ultimately captured.
But the most important discovery may have been how the flare changed over time.
Scientists observed shifts in the flare’s spectral index, essentially tracking how the emitted light evolved as energetic particles gradually lost energy. This process, known as synchrotron cooling, provided rare direct evidence of how electrons behave near a supermassive black hole.
That allowed researchers to estimate the strength and structure of magnetic fields close to the event horizon with unprecedented detail.
The findings also matched advanced simulations run on Canadian supercomputers, helping scientists test long-standing theories about how black holes feed, flare, and interact with the galaxies surrounding them.
And despite Sagittarius A* containing roughly 4 million times the mass of the Sun, astronomers still consider it relatively quiet compared to actively feeding black holes in other galaxies.
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I believe there’s intelligent life out there. However i dont believe the UFOs are anything more than science phenomenon (like the space lightning) or other countries experimental aircraft.
Because if they were here, we would easily be able to detect their home planet. Because the fastest you can realistically go even with hypothetical methods, is only about 50% the speed of light.
Meaning if the planet is 50 light years away it would take 100+ years to get here. Thats super close
Theres only about 1,500 solar systems within that distance