@StandUpForFact Please ask Donald Trump to look. Hopefully he remembers because it had several events in this too. I also felt the assasination attempt coming up and could not find a way to contact him other than the same way.
@StandUpForFact It was roughly two weeks or more after I handed a pile of paperwork into my police station. Maybe several cases in it as I struggle seperating.. my email to Embassy was from [email protected]
@StandUpForFact Tell him no functions whatsoever outdoors with marquese and I handed very shoddy pictures I drew to the American embassy 6 years ago. Im still working on things and I believe the Iranian attack on our police vans was aimed as a threat to me.
🚨 THE HEART MAY HAVE A HIDDEN REPAIR MODE
Scientists have found evidence that some adult human heart muscle cells may respond to severe oxygen loss by becoming more “immature” and showing signs linked to regeneration.
The discovery suggests the heart may have more natural repair potential than previously understood—but researchers still need to determine whether these cells can actually rebuild meaningful amounts of damaged heart muscle after a heart attack.
Source:
Jinton, H., et al. Global ischemia induces stemness and dedifferentiation in human adult cardiomyocytes after cardiac arrest. Scientific Reports, 14, 14256
🧬 YOUR CELLS MAY BE LISTENING TO SOUND
Scientists discovered that sound vibrations can change the activity of genes inside human cells — with fat cells showing a surprisingly strong response.
The research found that certain sounds could switch some genes on or off and may influence how fat cells develop.
But there’s a catch: this was a laboratory cell study, not a human trial. Scientists still need to find out whether sound can cause similar effects inside the human body.
Could our cells be “hearing” in a way we never imagined?
Source: Kumeta, M., et al. Acoustic modulation of mechanosensitive genes and adipocyte differentiation. Communications Biology, 8, 595.
This I agree. Too much is too much.
Hence the brain chips were too much for how some wanted them used too.
Some want a world full of control not freedom. Healing help is one thing but too much AI, not sure that's good
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates warns that AI is far more dangerous than Big Tech will admit.
Describing AI as 'a thousand times bigger' than nuclear technology, Gates sounded the alarm on impending mass unemployment as machines outmatch human cognition across major job sectors.
He cautioned that wait-and-see policies are no longer viable, arguing that tech companies are actively downplaying these immense threats to protect their bottom lines while society remains critically unprepared.
Beyond economic displacement, Gates highlighted a chilling security threat: the potential for AI to dramatically ease the creation of deadly bioweapons, raising the risk of artificial bioterrorism to 50 times that of a natural pandemic.
To stave off a catastrophic transition, the philanthropist proposed aggressive policy measures, including an international oversight agency modeled after nuclear inspections, a global 'robot tax' on automation, and reserving up to 40% of essential jobs strictly for humans. Gates' bold intervention signals a major shift in the tech elite's discourse, urging immediate state regulation over industry self-policing before control slips away entirely.
source: Weise, K. (2026). Bill Gates Is Warning That A.I. Is More Dangerous Than Big Tech Will Admit. The New York Times.
While we're ordered to not use hosepipes, a single artificial intelligence data centre can use the same amount of H2O as 3,000 homes. That's why the drive to turn Britain into an AI superpower could leave us gasping for water https://t.co/NAvQDsIQp4
🧬 A Common Flower Root Killed More Than 95% of Cancer Cells in 48 Hours
A plant many people see as a simple weed produced a surprising result in a Canadian laboratory.
Researchers at the **University of Windsor** found that dandelion root extract triggered programmed cell death in **more than 95% of colon cancer cells within 48 hours**, while showing little toxicity toward non-cancer cells in the lab.
The mystery is what happens next: **Could this humble flower eventually help inspire a new cancer treatment?**
This was mainly laboratory and animal research—not proof that dandelion root can cure cancer in people. Human effectiveness and safety still need to be established.
Source:
Ovadje, P., Ammar, S., Guerrero, J.-A., Arnason, J. T., & Pandey, S. (2016). *Dandelion root extract affects colorectal cancer proliferation and survival through the activation of multiple death signalling pathways*. **Oncotarget, 7**(45), 73080–73100.
This study investigated peripheral iron metabolism and inflammation in relation to prodromal clinical features and disease progression in isolated REM sleep behavior disorder. Read more: https://t.co/a4jtSC2fSh
Research shows 40Hz light and sound therapy can slow brain shrinkage and cognitive decline by helping the brain flush out toxic Alzheimer's proteins.
MIT researchers have spent nearly a decade investigating how 40 hertz sensory stimulation—flashing light and pulsing sound exactly 40 times per second—can boost the brain's natural gamma rhythms to combat Alzheimer's disease.
While initial mouse models showed stunning results, including preserved neural connections, improved memory, and a dramatic reduction in amyloid and tau protein buildup via the brain's glymphatic waste-disposal system, the critical question has been whether these benefits translate to humans.
Early clinical trials offer hope, demonstrating that patients with late-onset Alzheimer’s can safely use the synchronized audiovisual therapy at home to slow brain shrinkage and cognitive decline.
While the treatment was less effective for patients with early-onset cases in a small pilot, the results are promising enough that an MIT spinout, Cognito Therapeutics, has initiated a large-scale Phase III randomized trial. As a completely noninvasive therapy that bypasses the bloodstream, this sensory-based approach could pave a groundbreaking new pathway for neurodegenerative care.
source: Orenstein, D. Evidence that 40Hz gamma stimulation promotes brain health is expanding. MIT News.