2:28 Aboriginal body scarification, source of inspiration for military uniforms and US flag?
3:16 What ultra processed food is? Potatoes and a meat patty? Do you wanna know what the problem with processed food is?
I recently bought an electric pepper grinder. It was advertised as having a ceramic micro mill in there. So it's ceramic on ceramic. Some of it will go into your freshly ground pepper.
In the past they used huge stones to grind wheat, and those were made of "natural" stuff. Sandstone maybe. Don't feel like searching right now. However, sandstone has silica in it and breakage can be sharp.
When you grind coffee, some of the chrome oxide from the surface of the spinning cutter goes into it. Talking about nanometer size very hard and sharp chrome oxide breakage. No great deal with coffee, because it acts as a filter and has heavy metals in it anyways.
But if you mill wheat with a chrome alloyed tool, you will get hard, sharp chrome oxide nano particles from breaking of the one molecule thick "passive" oxide protecting layer and a tiny fraction of those will lodge into your colon period.
The chrome alloyed tools do not get consumed by constantly loosing their oxide layer from the surface cause they are only one molecule thick and the tool will last very long before "consuming".
Whole wheat has fiber in it that will retain most of it during the fabrication of bread. Though even those mixers have stainless steel moving parts. How a problem so simple as milling wheat can cause such big problems? Because of ignorance.
I have a post about problems with carrying and using microwave emitting cell phones. I once found a statistic saying 2/3 of hip replacements occur at the right hip and another one saying 2/3 of the people keep their cell phones in the right pocket. Those stats disappeared from online. Nevermind, i found a new one.
If they would stop spending grants on startups build around a chemical formula for a new medicine that get shut after a couple of years when their own studies show the medicine does not work, they should finance a study to see how many colon cancers and breast cancers and brain cancers occur on the right side, where most people keep and use their microwave based phones.
11:13 It is clear to anybody who saw the documentary. Tesla is based on GM EV1, which was a 100 miles range experimental electric vehicle available for lease in California between 1996 and 1999, probably to study the design, market and feasibility of an electric vehicle. Pretty much like the robot cars in San Francisco these days.
Car was a success, people were so pleased with it did not want to return it at the end of the lease but again according to the documentary, each one of them was repossessed with no option to buy it.
First Tesla was build in 2003 or three years later, and timing suggests the design of the car and technology (factories) must have started right after GM pulling the plug on EV1 while the investition did not carry major risks.
Question. Did GM handed all the documentation and results of study to
Crash boom bang kaboom upstairs.
11:50 Magic in the news. Madonna's brother died. Billy Joel's daughter has problems. They are all real.
More kabooms upstairs, to chase away the quanta of what i write.
12:12 Dacă totul ar fi fals, nu s-ar plăti reclame, comerciale sau politice. Chestia că nu putem ști dacă au plătit. Aceeași chestie cu banii de campanii. Numai ei știu dacă e real sau nu.
În general nu putem ști nimic până nu se contrazic singuri.
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