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"[...] extended the cellular lifespan of human skin and lung cells by more than 50%" If we assume that the effect is the same for all types of cells, it follows that the life is ex…

While DMT definitively has its merits (and is produced naturally in the human body), know also that Psilocybin allows for an increases of the human lifespan of over 50%, which is a…

LOL at "may" - we are not really at this stage anymore for quite some time now.

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While such things are actually already possible as of now, there are always forces opposed to overall progress in health. You can probably guess who will not like it. So people nee…

For it to be truly compatible with the EU, it would need to come with backdoors hardcoded.

The New York region has recently been "declared as threatened". However, not by officials - this information comes from this session: https://rumble.com/v6sm22l-marina-jacobi-near-…

> If one goes off over a NATO country or Russia/China The current threat is actually for New York. The information comes from this session: https://rumble.com/v6sm22l-marina-jacobi…

Awesome, thanks! Will be moving this weekend. Infomaniak is dead to me.

> understable from a business perspective. Everything can be justified as a business interest. Even criminal behavior could. So that argument is NOT acceptable. This is about a Swi…

Where should I move my domain portfolio? What are the best competitors?

To sum it up: “The violation of the standard theory of solids in these strange metals is so dramatic—it’s in your face,” says Qimiao Si, a physicist at Rice University who collabor…

Spot on.

Stop worrying and read the article, it contains the answer.

> Dissolving overnight would probably be way too fast. They addressed that issue, it's in the article.

What's the element that will have this invention NOT be killed by the usual suspects, though? It's really not the first time something game-changing has been invented, only for it …

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Actually, the real trick is to invent the technology that eliminates the need to drill so deep . But for that invention to be made/found, we need to go a bit more "quantum".

> Without it [the license], we couldn’t use information typed into Firefox, for example. That is EXACTLY what we WANT: DON'T use information we type in Firefox! If that's a problem…

What does that mean for the Tor browser [0] which is based on Firefox? [0] https://www.torproject.org/

How is it financed?

> [...] biological self-assembly properties of tunable materials (e.g. hydrogels [...] FYI, hydrogels were part of the "recent vaccine" components.

Introducing such new technologies is ALWAYS about rendering existing hardware "obsolete" so that new devices can be forced upon the consumer (who most often does not need them).

I'm pretty certain that the investment banks manipulate these markets heavily.