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Humans could go extinct - infertility crisis
I also find it interesting that many covid related people used to research epithelial cells - as Grant covers in his books, the foundation of chronic disease
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Vallance
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MQe17fBe7c4
Future Food from Sainsbury’s
Click to access futureoffood-10c.pdf
Anyone for algae milk, seaweed caviar or insects?
some highlights
‘Great potential for bio fortification foods to become much more common on our shelves’
Jellyfish on the fish counter
Lab grown aisle
Meat could start to become a luxury product
Likely we’ll be consuming our key nutrients through implants - will this be the only way to get food, to force people to get implants?
hydroponically grown plants, cultivated without soil (well, I guess if the soil has been toxified…)
Environmental footprinting apps
Plant based proteins (you can never have too many plants!)
Insect and algae protein for livestock
Shop with your doc
Strange how A.I. hasn’t invented a robot to pull weeds out so we don’t have to use glyphosate. Page 25 does refer to Agbots but 2169 is a bit late for that!
self service (why do your own job when you can do everyone else’s too! Self service operations anyone?)
Personal microchips and neural laces
Slow food movement - we’ll have plenty of time to eat when we’re unemployed
It will be amazing if Sainsbury’s has any customers left
Suddenly a diet of turkey, pinto beans and rice seems positively luxurious
The Sainsbury’s document hardly refers to toxicity of weed killers, pesticides etc, whereas the Rosemary Mason interview refers to poisoning the land as the chief cause of loss of biodiversity, not climate change
It also doesn’t refer to the amount of energy needed to produce glyphosate etc in the first place
This looks like some of the Henk Tennekes work that Rosemary Mason refers to - a disaster in the making
I do wonder why they don’t just get rid of us en masse but I suppose they need to mine our data, knowledge, DNA and have subjects to experiment on before doing so. There’s a lot of money to be made in exploiting/mining us and eugenics wasn’t as politically popular as it now seems to be becoming.
Glyphosate herbicide helps reduce carbon emissions in agriculture, academic study finds
Quote from Max on November 5, 2021, 7:25 amWe obviously get poisoned. There is no doubt in my mind.
The elites have talked about it for a long time that they want to reduce the world population. This is probably the most "humane" way that they have found to reach their goal.
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Thank you - yes, Max’s links to twitter don’t seem to work anymore (was the account suspended because of the new ‘free speech except anything that criticises us’ policy?). Is there another way to search/find the links you are referring to?