Why has Everyone Stopped Talking About the Epstein Files?
Why is ET Disclosure Moving at the same Pace?
Are they Related?
Epstein has been called a Reptile by Multiple Victims.
Who Worships Moloch?
Ancient DRACONIAN Bloodlines?
DRACONIAN Law?
DRACO & Nazi Dark Fleet?
Who are the Draco?
How does one Worship Moloch?
Provide the Sacrifice.
How many Annually?
A Heart Breaking Amount.
Ignorance is Bliss.
Ignorance is why Infant Children are Sacrificed Daily.
Pick your Path 💊
Choose Wisely.
Ancient Maya dentistry protected teeth from decay with advanced adhesives.
Long before modern dentistry, the ancient Maya of the Classic period (A.D. 250–900) were masters of dental modification. Skilled artisans used copper tubes and quartz abrasives to precisely drill cavities into the front teeth — carefully avoiding the pulp and sensitive nerves — before inlaying precious stones such as jade, pyrite, or turquoise. These gemstone inlays served as powerful symbols of social status, beauty, and religious significance, often representing the “breath of life.” Remarkably, the practice was widespread across social classes and was even performed on children as young as seven years old.
What makes this ancient technique truly remarkable is the sophisticated adhesive used to secure the stones. Recent chemical analysis reveals that Maya dentists crafted a durable, plant-based cement from resins (including pine), bone meal, and other organic compounds. This glue not only held the inlays firmly in place for over a thousand years but also possessed potent antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
Far from causing harm, these dental enhancements likely acted as protective barriers against tooth decay and infection. By combining aesthetic luxury with practical medicinal science, the Maya created one of the earliest known examples of therapeutic dentistry.
[Hernández-Bolio, G. I., et al. (2022). "Organic compositional analysis of ancient Maya tooth sealants and fillings." Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 44, 103480. DOI: 10.1016/j.jasrep.2022.103480]
Switching to red netting can reduce pesticide use by up to 50%, offering farmers a simple, highly effective, and eco-friendly way to protect crops.
While most farmers use black or white insect nets, new research from Japan shows that changing the color to red dramatically improves pest control. A study by researchers at the University of Tokyo found that red nets are far more effective at deterring onion thrips, a major destructive pest, than traditional black or white nets.
The secret lies in how insects see color. Thrips perceive red as a strong deterrent, which disrupts their visual cues and prevents them from landing on or damaging the plants. Because the protection comes from color rather than fine mesh size, red nets can use larger openings. This allows better airflow, reduces heat buildup, lowers humidity (which helps prevent plant diseases), and makes working conditions more comfortable for farmers.
Field trials showed that crops protected with red netting required 25% to 50% fewer insecticide applications compared to uncovered fields.
This low-tech “optical pest control” method could help reduce chemical use, slow the development of pesticide resistance, and support more sustainable agriculture.
[Tokumaru, S., Tokushima, Y., Ito, S., Yamaguchi, T., & Shimoda, M. (2024). Advanced methods for insect nets: red-colored nets contribute to sustainable agriculture. Scientific Reports, 14, 52108.
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-024-52108-1]
@Esqueer_@AOC Her unwillingness to have the conversation or share space with her because of a differing of beliefs is actually exemplary of bigotry. AOC is the bigot here
Now we know why the Feds are pushing to ban Tic Tok…
The Restrict Act would allow the Feds access to all the data on our devices including Ring and home security apps…and it’ll be a crime to use a privacy device.
They’ve gone full 1984.
@elonmusk
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@ewarren Why is it so hard to understand that raising the minimum wage to 15$ an hour would effectively give a pay cut to everyone who makes more than that already and cut the number of jobs available at minimum wage by a significant factor?
@ewarren I wish basic economics wasn't like rocket science to the average person, these people are trying to increase minimum wage just to pander to those who believe it will fix things, and then they'll blame capitalism when the cost of food doubles shortly after the wage increase, smfh