The coming cataclysm

[Amigoo]

Re: https://survivingthegrandsolarminimum.c ... he-ice-age
"Beaufort Gyre and the Ice Age"

"There has been a lot of talk about the oceans warming up, and that is what is actually happening.
The problem is that you are not causing it, but the sun and the climate! The press would have you believe
that it is man-made, your car and that meat you purchased at Walmart or wherever"

"There are some very strange things going on this little blue planet. Our magnetic fields (North and South)
are moving and decreasing in intensity. We are probably at around 20 to 25% down. This opens up
more radiation to hit the earth from the sun."

It's easier to believe that human activity is the primary cause of global warming
than what happens when earth's magnetic poles reverse (last time "780,000 years ago").

See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geomagnetic_reversal

"There have been at least 183 reversals over the last 83 million years (on average once every ~450,000 years)."
"a 2019 paper estimated that the most recent reversal was 780,000 years ago"

The planet's custodians on high may have been delaying the next reversal to permit humans
to spread far and wide. But not likely once the universe pot is first stirred.

Rod

[Amigoo]

Re: https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.ph ... iddle-east
"War may break out between Turkey and Israel within Hours!"

The greater problem is what happens when the allies of these countries get involved.
Preparation for this showdown at the Not OK Corral has been ongoing for many months.
"Doom & gloom" but supported by massive and continuing military positioning

Got supplies?

Rod

[Amigoo]

Re: https://citizenwatchreport.com/why-is-v ... he-planet/
"Why Is Volcanic Activity Starting To Go Crazy All Over The Planet?"

Interestingly, a super-volcano eruption now would "cool off" the planet's WWWIII heat.

Rod

[Amigoo]

(link from https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/en/ )

Re: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dk3AVceraTI
"The Great Taking Documentary" (1 hr 12 min)

About finance at the highest levels. TMI^2 but suggests paying attention
to understand why major investments may not be as secure as touted ...
and why the Greatest Collapse is just around the corner.

How to prepare Dunno Pray

Rod

[Amigoo]

Re: https://www.brighteon.com/
(search for: "Dane Wigington and Mike Adams issue URGENT WARNING")

Restated: "Climate change" began with geoengineering,
apparently intended to reduce global population ...
and seriously interferring with natural weather!

Science now proves that geoengineering is reality
(even if not related to population reduction)

Rod

[Amigoo]

Re: https://www.facebook.com/story.php?stor ... tid=qi2Omg (Mar 9, 2024)

"A lifelong friend of mine has lived in many different parts of Africa for almost 40 years.
She has spent 30 of those years working directly with elephants conducting behavioral research ...
The animals are running for higher ground.

They believe that either a global earthquake and/or tsunami is coming."


Not necessarily related, but today's ankh-style addition
to the Py Day II geometry seemed important: http://aitnaru.org/images/Py_Day.pdf

Re: https://www.luxorandaswan.com/blog/egyp ... ol-of-life

"The Egyptian symbol of life, also known as the ankh, is one of the most recognizable symbols of ancient Egypt.
It is a cross with a loop at the top, which symbolizes the concept of eternal life."

Rod

[Amigoo]

Re: https://winepressnews.com/2024/06/04/be ... ir-quotas/

"Last month Belgium passed the first of its kind law in the world that treats sex workers
as government contracted employees that can now receive a number of benefits"

Somehow this hints that the world will have to experience severe turbulence
for a decade or so before true spirituality (and morality) becomes the norm

This legalization of sex for hire effectively removes the morality debate,
a perspective long cherished by parents who try to teach their daughters
(and sons) that sex for hire is not a good way to boost their allowance.

Or worse when children discover that their grandma is hiding a big kitty,
(earned money that should be deposited in a bank or personal safe) ...
not to mention how grandma explains her generous allowance.

In the new version of this tale, the wolf (government taxation)
says "Grandma, what a big kitty you have!" Says Grandma,
"It would be traded for bitcoin if that were really anonymous."
Says the wolf, "Your license is a leash for your kitty!"

Rod

[happyrain]

Sounds like the only "news" is the change in hierarchy- same gig, new pimps.

[Geoff]

I think its just possible some of Rod's ideas of morality regarding sex might be challenged if he were to read books that describe this issue, and that of marriage in more advanced societies both underground on this planet and off planet. Even the decision and practice of bringing a child into the womb is very different. I get that sex workers offer a service that is purely functional, and thus without true love. Nevertheless we in our societies typically don't actually allow true love to be the deciding factor. I know I was surprised a bit, but must conclude they are fully within the concept of real love between parties.

[Amigoo]

Sex for pleasure, especially between consenting adults, is not the concern
Sex as business, especially with unequal pleasure (money for the sex worker,
physical pleasure for the customer) has been societal distaste for centuries!

However, Perplexity confirms that animals engage in sex as "business",
suggesting why humans might still rationalize their primordial instincts.
Even in today's society, women (and men) assume a promising date
will include entertainment and a meal before the real dessert.

Re: https://www.perplexity.ai/

Q: Do animals engage in sex as a business?

"Yes, animals do engage in sex as a form of exchange, which can be likened to a business transaction. This behavior has been observed in various species and is often referred to as 'prostitution' among animals.

For example, studies have shown that Adélie penguins and chimpanzees engage in such exchanges. Female Adélie penguins have been observed trading sex for pebbles, which are essential for nest building. Similarly, in some primate species, sex is exchanged for food or other resources.

Additionally, research has shown that non-reproductive sexual behavior in animals can serve multiple purposes beyond procreation, including social bonding, dominance, and communication. These behaviors include non-copulatory mounting, oral sex, genital stimulation, and same-sex interactions.
For instance, in some primate species, sex is used to form alliances, reduce tension, and establish social hierarchies.

Overall, while the primary function of sex in the animal kingdom is reproduction, there is substantial evidence that animals also engage in sexual activities for various non-reproductive purposes, including as a form of exchange or 'business' transaction."

Q: How is human spirituality nurtured by sex for profit?

"The provided sources do not directly address the concept of nurturing human spirituality through sex for profit."

Considering AI access to mountains of information, humans who engage in sex for profit
need to be sharing their experiential spiritual nourishment (a new topic for 1111angels?).

"The early progress of the Melchizedek teaching was highly gratifying until Nabodad, the leader of the school at Kish,
decided to make a concerted attack upon the prevalent practices of temple harlotry. But the Salem missionaries failed
in their effort to bring about this social reform, and in the wreck of this failure all their more important spiritual
and philosophic teachings went down in defeat." (UB, 95:1.6)

Perhaps a clue that modern day spiritual and philosophic teachings will meet similar defeat
if sex work is now promoted by governments. But the greater problem is how to interpret Jesus'
constant railing against temple harlotry. Should we believe that harlotry is acceptable when not
associated with the church? Or is this Biblical story and not related to today's morality?


Re: https://www.foxnews.com/tech/ai-languag ... learn-from
"AI language models are running out of human-written text to learn from"

"When public data eventually runs out, developers will have to decide what to feed the language models. Ideas include data
now considered private, like emails or text messages, and using 'synthetic data' created by other AI models."

A good reason why an 1111angels topic might be valuable
(AI would then get training from sex work commentaries).
May those with experience share this unique instruction! However,
training with private data forecasts lowest common denominator
of such AI human-sourced intelligence.


Rod

[Amigoo]

Apparently(?), countries possessing these weapons of infinite destruction
are aware of such minimal survival and only threaten to use them.


Re: https://www.perplexity.ai/

Q: Would a major nuclear war mean the end of most humans on the planet?

"No, a major nuclear war would not mean the end of most humans on the planet, according to the scientific evidence presented in the search results. While the consequences would be catastrophic, causing hundreds of millions of deaths and severe environmental damage, it is highly unlikely to lead to the extinction of the human species. Here are the key points:

Even in a full-scale nuclear exchange between the U.S. and Russia involving thousands of warheads, some regions like the Southern Hemisphere would remain relatively unscathed due to prevailing wind patterns limiting the spread of radioactive fallout. This would allow pockets of humanity to survive.

The climate disruption from nuclear winter and global famine would kill billions, potentially over 5 billion people in the first few years. However, this still leaves over a billion survivors, which exceeds the total global population as recently as 1960. While the vast majority would suffer from burns, radiation, and starvation, and civilization would collapse, some humans would ultimately survive to repopulate the planet

This implies human extinction is unlikely even after an all-out nuclear war. The amount of soot and particulates released, though devastating, would be orders of magnitude less than the asteroid impact that killed the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. If humanity survived that event, we could also survive and recover from a nuclear holocaust, though at a much lower population level.

So in summary, while a major nuclear war would undoubtedly be an apocalyptic catastrophe for humanity, causing unimaginable death and destruction, the scientific evidence suggests it would not wipe out our entire species. A small fraction of humans, likely in the Southern Hemisphere, could persevere as survivors and allow our species to carry on, albeit in a devastated world set back centuries."

Rod

[Amigoo]

Re: https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.ph ... rst-strike
"S-500 Deployed Earlier Than Expected; Posture Now Consistent with Nuclear First-Strike"

"Russia sortied 11 nuclear missile submarines into the Atlantic Ocean, about ten days ago.
About three days later, Russia sortied 27 nuclear missile submarines into the Pacific Ocean."

With today's immediate tracking of enemy's missiles, "first strike" refers to "first launch"
since the counter-attack begins before the "first strike" missiles reach their destination.

"Got supplies?"comes to mind.

Staying aware of world problems and trends permits accumulation of information
that's needed to make life-saving decisions later. This mental preparation also faciltates
reception of guidance from above when we need advice about our planning.

Rod

[Amigoo]

Re: https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.ph ... dirt-video
"Kids in Yellowstone National Park See MOLTEN LAVA inside mound of rising dirt"

Fair warning that a cataclysm might involve a super volcanic eruption.
However, a later update claims the video is fake (essentially warning that AI
will soon be able to create even better fake evidence).

Rod