Imagine how much psychological harm it would do to a pack of wild animals if you rounded them up and put them in a feed lot and fed them intentionally poisoned food and vaccinated them with poison, and kept them severed from nature.
That’s what happened to us. Humans are wild animals.
The earth has a way to rescue us and rewild us. It has a way to heal a millennia of psychological trauma passed down generation after generation.
There are many plants that can assist in the healing, but none more effective than ayahuasca. It will heal you and it will heal your families.
Big Pharma will never heal you. The whole Big Pharma business model requires you to stay sick forever.
Don’t be afraid, even though ayahuasca is scary. Come heal. The road less traveled will make all the difference
Honestly, what do you think will happen to gold, and maybe even bitcoin, as the destruction of all global fiat currencies accelerates and there’s no where else to hide?
And when gold explodes, what will happen to silver which is multiple times more scarce than gold.
When you understand what Samsung is doing with solid state silver batteries, you’ll quickly realize Silver is truly too valuable to use as currency.
The future belongs to the silver stackers. It will rewrite history and will restore the middle class.
I’m selling my gold to build the New Earth, but I’m holding tight to my silver.
Stack silver and wait. That’s the game
Boomers essentially stole 10-20 years from the life of every young American. That's their crime. Compound interest. Capital accumulation. Opportunity cost. Capitalized value. It's never coming back.
@silvopasturist@AdamLasch1 Even if the younger gen wanted to come back to rural, what would they do? We grow 2 crops in all of Iowa and all the livestock is gone. The culture is gone. Anybody reading this will say they’d be interested in diversifying but cant because ________?
I’ll give you one guess why
@JasonHanson2028 State is still all corrupted by business and influence. Maybe county matters but feels insignificant at this point. Until everything moves to blockchain and true transparency we wont make change for the positive unfortunately
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The world’s largest meat packer is pumping billions into lab-grown meat while gutting independent ranchers.
You think they care about nutrition?
They care about control.
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People think my world view is pessimistic, but I’m the ultimate optimist.
For humanity to rise our corrupt institutions must fail. When they do, things will get really hard.
There will be pockets of the world where people will be tearing each other to pieces.
There will be other parts of the world, maybe even in close proximity to the latter, where people will cooperate and pull through together. They will give instead of hoard. They will welcome instead of turn away.
We will energetically be magnetized to one of these places or the other.
We will all reap what our hearts sow
Oil is about to head to $200 or better. The biggest refinery in Moscow is gone, destroyed. You know what other impact this will have? It will destroy sulfur. Sulfur is needed to make phosphates. Phosphates are used to grow food. A good shortage is coming.
It's kind of interesting how long it takes people to update their perceptions of places.
When talking to poorly-traveled Americans about what they think is going on in different states, their ideas are often decades old.
Like, no -- it's not 1985 in Montana anymore. You'll get a ticket if you don't mow your grass in Kalispell. Backyard chickens are banned in Havre. Tons of the state has been developed with condos, five-lane strip mall roads, etc. Plenty of rainbow flags around (even in smaller towns). They've even got a transgender member of the Montana House of Representatives.
Same with Vermont. People who haven't been talk like it is still some kind of "stuck in time" hippie shire zone. Instead large swaths of the state are infested with Airbnb's. There are Somalians wandering around Winooski. The state has wrestled with a nightmarish fentanyl problem and locals can't afford housing in half the state, as they're competing with quaint-seeking out-of-staters.
Some older people even talk like South Boston is still a slum run by the Irish Mafia -- or like Times Square in NYC is still dotted with XXX stores and junkie prostitutes. They don't seem to know that half the South is now a giant sprawl of subdivisions rather than a drawling sweet-tea-and-blues-BBQ-shack kind of place.
I suspect that people are resistant to updating their perceptions because it's all actually kind of a bummer to look at how things are going. Tons of this country is running on fumes culturally, and once the memories of 1985 start to die with the older generation, things are gonna feel really weird -- as the chasm between perception and reality will widen to untenable levels.
These motherfuckers @elonmusk@DarioAmodei@sama are up to something.
The most psychopathic horsemen of the apocalypse, after ushering in the AI race and opening up Pandora’s box, are now whining about wanting more regulation?
What about adversaries? What is their end game?
Is this a play, are they using the oldest tricks in illusionism in order to curb open-source? I.e The technology is “too dangerous” for open-source, but safe in our hands?
Are they simply stupid? Did they run out of compute? Has AI hit a wall? (If they really had ASI, they would still be shipping shitty React apps, they’d be curing cancer).
Why this coordinated effort?
One thing is for sure: the absolute LAST thing that psychopathic tech CEOs would have as motivation, is altruism and a love for humanity.
These gimpy fuckers are up to something and it smells like more control over you and I.