Right now, the most-prescribed Alzheimer's drugs cause brain bleeding or swelling in over a quarter of patients while leaving the disease nearly untouched.
Meanwhile, a neurologist has shown that amyloid may actually be protective. It turns out nearly everything we've been told about Alzheimer's is inaccurate.
And at the same time, proven ways to treat the real cause are being ignored.
The reason you were never told the truth is that the field runs on research now shown to be fraudulent. We waste billions of dollars each year researching the wrong thing.
Here are the treatments they buried:
https://t.co/7s81iOHe6z
Понадобилась всего 1 минута, чтобы русский вывел из себя именитого британского журналиста
Константин Малофеев, основатель Царьграда, выдал такое, что Пирс Морган просто не смог ничего ответить. Не помогло даже знаменитое британское самообладание. Пришлось поспешно менять тему.
@TraderGirlQ@BabyG49ers 3rd biggest killer in hospitals is human error. CVD and cancer are #1 and #2. #3 e.g human errors make about 27% - drops to 8% in hospitals that use IT based patient mgmt. Still huge.
WATCH THIS!
HOT MIC MOMENT.
We’re funding this POS and that must end NOW!
Just look at Zelensky’s face, says everything we need to know about this loser we’re supporting.
“Be grateful”! Norway Prime Minister and Finland President appear to be instructing Zelensky before his meeting with Steve Witkoff. They know if he pissed him off, Trump might stop supplying funds and weapons and the last thing they want is to end the war in Ukraine.
@thedailyrabbit_ Germans liquefied coal using 2 methods before and during WW2. In Finland wood/charcoal was used and trucks in WW2 ran mostly on these wood gas generators. The tech has been revived too
https://t.co/B9oqMmGxdA
@PetesHideout@VVMotyka@rinalu_ We Finns are originally from the Ural mountains. Those mountains are North-East from Moscow. We came to what is now Finland and took the land from the Sami people.
What Elon Musk just announced is revolutionary. To understand why, you have to go back to July.
In July, Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist, sat down with Musk. He told her what he's been saying for years: AI and robots will create an age of abundance. Not universal basic income. Universal high income.
She asked the question every economist asks: "Where's the revenue coming from?" If you just issue checks, you get inflation.
At the time, even Musk gave the old answer: the Treasury should issue checks.
This morning, he gave a completely different one. One SpaceX share to every kid in America. The first of many.
Not printed money. Ownership of the value itself. That's the real answer to her question. The revenue comes from where the value is created.
And in the age of AI, where is value created? In private companies. Not in ministries, not in agencies, not in parliaments. The models, the robots, the chips, the energy, the rockets. Almost every productivity explosion of the next twenty years will happen inside companies that build.
Once you understand that, the question of the century changes. It's no longer "will there be abundance?" It's "how do we share it?"
There are only two models.
In the first, the State sits in the middle. It taxes the companies that create value, then redistributes it. Every dollar passes through politicians, agencies, committees, lobbies. It arrives late, it arrives smaller, and it arrives captured. And it's inflationary by nature, because the State injects money without owning any of the production behind it.
In the second, the entrepreneur distributes directly. Those who create the value hand ownership of it to citizens. No intermediary. Your income grows at the speed of the value being created. And deflation stops being your enemy: when AI drives the cost of everything toward zero, you're not holding a fixed check that politicians forgot to index. You own the machine that's driving prices down.
We already know the State is a useless layer. Everything it touches becomes unaffordable: housing, tuition, healthcare. Everything it leaves alone gets cheaper and better every year.
And in the age of superintelligence, that layer becomes even more absurd. Musk believes AI will exceed the intelligence of all humans combined within five years. In that world, what exactly is the function of a bureaucracy whose job is to take from one hand and give to the other, slowly, taking its cut along the way? The State was a slow layer in a slow world. In an exponential world, it's a bottleneck.
QED: Elon Musk is disrupting the State.
Not by fighting it. By making it unnecessary. It's the same playbook he's always run. He didn't lobby NASA to get better, he built SpaceX. He didn't beg carmakers to go electric, he built Tesla. He's not asking the State to redistribute better. He's building the alternative, and letting everyone compare.
In 2008, everyone bet he'd go bankrupt. They bet rockets would never land. They bet electric cars would never sell.
Now they're betting the State is irreplaceable.
Don't bet against Elon.
@VVMotyka@rinalu_ As it turned out they really needed that buffer zone tey requested for St. Petersburg. And I think the Russians didn't really trust us that much due to what happened in the 1920's.
NO one is going to get a dime of WHAT'S coming,
UNLESS THEY are in THEIR OWN COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
Do you see the Beauty of THIS PLAN.
WAKE UP The sleeping Realm population with the ALIEN INVASION (illegal) / (ISLAM)
Showing you WHAT was planned
(You couldn't be told,
YOU HAD TO BE SHOWN)
THEN, ONLY at the PRECIPICE
(Moment of Destruction, will you find the will to change)
SO YOU NEVER LET THIS SHIT HAPPEN AGAIN.
YOU HAD TO FEEL IT/SEE IT
Then, once the dust settles, You're gonna get what you've been waiting for.
When this thing hits 88mph
You're gonna see some serious shit
NEW WORLD
PEACE OUT