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Jeffrey Strahl's avatar

Finished listening.

Interesting third segment re the astrology for significant events regarding nuclear power, which was discussed because this coming Wednesday will mark the 37th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster. Coppolino discussed this event, and his experience with the nuke industry, his father worked as a PR person for it starting around Three Mile Island. I myself worked in the industry my first 15 months after college, and can testify it is VILE.

He came back to the matter of Sabine Hazen’s “experiment.” She was the 7th and last co-author list on that paper. And looking at the Methods section, one can see that she was lying. No whole genome was directly isolated, what was done is once again the assembling by a computer program of an alleged genome by using the millions and millions of short sequences found in the sample, and then selecting “the right one” by matching the results with the result of the original Wuhan study, not clear if the Fan Wu one or the Li-Li Ren one, both of which were in fact the results of computer assembling of code, which used an older alleged SARS genome, itself a computer model, as the template. Does anyone here NOT see the complete con job nature of the Hazen claim which Bigtree was so willing to push, and i am sure many of his viewers eager to accept because “we trust Del”?

In the last segment, Tantra Studio, some very thoughtful remarks about how we talk in this society about sexuality pretty much exclusively in terms of power dynamics rather than discussing actual physiology and human subjects as physical and emotional beings. RIGHT ON!

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Bill Huston's avatar

>Brian Eno, who has helped me understand what to do with music, as an artist.

I'm a huge Brian Eno fan, since the 1970s! 50 years! His original music, and that of those whom he produced helped to define my life.

I love his "Oblique Strategies". Very useful for creative blocks, and adaptable for any creative endeavor.

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