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You guys REALLY WANT to BELIEVE anything you were taught in school was REAL - OK THEN let me pull out the FACTS:
FACT 1:
Charles Darwin was a 33rd degree Freemason.
His Grandfather was Erasmus Darwin who:
Was also a 33rd degree freemason and Grandmaster of the Canon-gate lodge
had close...
I was sent a printed copy of website with scientific articles. There are articles dating back to 1999 about totally mindblowing and fascinating topics, like harvesting free energy from vacuum, consciousness of universe, scientific proofs of Qi and its implications for medicine, sucessful...
Abnormal Body Posturing or Facial Expressions
Abnormal Tone of Voice
Avoidance of Eye Contact or Poor Eye Contact
Behavioral Disturbances
Deficits in Language Comprehension
Delay in Learning to Speak
Flat or Monotonous Speech
Inappropriate Social Interaction
Intense Focus on One Topic
Lack of...
A great study, which once again puts metabolism in the spotlight. Many studies have tried to discover the main biological differences between children and adults and so far none of them have discovered a "smoking gun". At the same time, multiple studies have demonstrated that children are much...
A great documentary about why people on average are becoming more and more stupid and how that ties in with environmental toxins, the thyroid and autism .
It might not be 100% inline with what peat says but even seeing all those things talked about on mainstream TV is groundbreaking !
I...
Finally, some common sense coming out of the bastion of "institutionalized" science - genetics. After spending more than a century proclaiming that DNA is the core concept driving life, heredity, health and longevity medicine has now lost all hope of producing anything useful with all these...
One of the mainstream tenets of neo-Dariwinism is the never-ending competition of all life forms for resources and procreation. This tenet is so pervasive, it affects virtually all aspects of social, business and scientific activity in modern societies.
However, the study below shows that early...
...and vice versa. I have suspected for a very long time that pathologically selfish people may have a mental disorder of some sort or at least be under some kind of environmental pressure to develop such extreme behavior. Now, this new study says that selfishness may simply be a...
While I do not agree with the main assertions of the author on "rate of living" theory, he does make a few very important points, including the vital importance of mitochondria and metabolism for evolution and lifespan. Also, he lists a few examples of species where lifespan doubled simply...
After decades of denial that environmentally-driven traits can be inherited, more and more prominent geneticist are calling for a major revision to the Neo-Darwinian theory of evolution. There is nothing modern about the so-called Modern Evolutionary Synthesis, and it needs to be revised or...
There was a Russian researcher in the 19th century called Kropotkin, and he formulated a theory that evolution is a process influenced a lot more by cooperation than by competition.
Peter Kropotkin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Unfortunately, his ideas were not popular in the West and up...
This article adds even more support to the importance of the epigenome over the genome. It's still a bit too early to make a definitive announcement. However, if the evidence stands that epigenetic changes are inherited for more than a few generations then epigenetics certainly affects long term...
A relatively new paper by Gerald Pollack and collaborators. It addresses, among other things, the issue of cell membranes and why they are not really important (assuming they even exist).
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2680624/
Not sure the title NYT chose has anything to do with the body of the article, but the article itself refers to several topics central to Peat's writings. Maybe mainstream science is about to experience a Renaissance of sorts?? One can only hope.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/22/scien ...
I find it interesting how they describe the ability to perform glycolysis simply by having the right molecules in the mixture and adding metals as catalysts. I think this supports Ray's statements that glycolysis was the primordial mode of metabolism and stressed cells use as their "default"...