For context: Some vegan ex neuroscientist tried to get on stage and tell me that quantum mechanics has no role in biology. He made and ass of himself and I was happy to see him do it. First it highlights the limitations of critical thinking on a vegan diet. Two, it explains why he is an ex scientist. He failed at critical thinking.
Anyone who tells you quantum entanglement is not operational in Nature needs to be reeducated.
@PaulCapestany is the vegan ex neuroscientist who came on stage in Dennis Porter’s room today and try and dox me. Here is the paper to refute his premise. There are hundreds more and books like “Life on the Edge” by Jim Al Khalili that show you the depth of his educational arrogance.
https://phys.org/news/2017-12-quantum-mechanical-effects-biological.html
Nature provides “a why” for things to live, and as such, living things can bear almost any how the Earth can throw at it. So this raises the difficult question: why don’t humans understand magnetism well? When you have no framework of understanding a topic, a question of why is fruitless. This is counterintuitive to most and it is one of the ways a skeptic undresses themselves by showing their ignorance. Scientists are an interesting breed of people, they are creative, adventurers, critical, and pragmatic. This may not be the initial subset of people you would look to for inspiration. However, think for an instance of the motivation required to tackle the great intellectual challenges of our time. Scientists are driven by constant curiosity and inspired to find truth. Physicians should be too, but the paradigm today is not about truth, it is built around following evidence they believe on the menu for health. Magnetism rarely comes up as a topic for wellness in any office. That is unfortunate. Paul tried to bring it up in ClubHouse today but he was so ignorant he had no idea how the brains mitochondrial creates its own magnetic field because of the rotating F0 ATPase head that contains an electric current. Micheal Faraday show the experiments in physics that proved this happens in the 1800s. James Clerq Maxwell used mathematics to prove Faraday correct. Today we have MEG machines for the brain and heart that show us our colony of mitochondria create magnetic fields in biologic systems that we can impact with our choices.
The problem with people like Paul is not their ignorance of new data. The issue is being educated just enough to never question what you were taught in the first place. I even volunteered to give him the data points to study and he was not interested in the least.
What’s even most frustrating is when you literally give someone like Paul the ex-neuroscientist, the resources to solve their Dunning Kruger moments, but they are unwilling to put the effort in to educate themselves. That is pathetic.
No scientist was more interesting than Feyman, in my opinion, because of how he understood nature. Examining nature from his perspective is how I think about her laws. “Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I’m not sure about the universe.”
The “mitochondriac clinician” should be known by having chosen to clash with popular thinking and the limited imagination of fellow scientists, clinicians and the public if we are to ever advance our knowledge in biology. It is not a popular place to be, but it is the position where ultimate truths will be revealed, in my opinion. This situation does not bother me as a clinician today. I realize my professions’ limitations currently, but I am driven to push the boundaries of what is possible for patients by understanding how magnetism affects our cells. The history of medical discovery has taught me to be patient. For me it was once strange to realize that the history of medicine is littered with stories of extraordinary people who made novel discoveries by asking a question nobody else thought was worthwhile. Moreover, with time, the world usually seems to awaken to new realities in understanding, and it then appears so easy and simple for anyone to accept. The history of science is saturated with stories like this.
What nature does not forbid…….most certainly will happen eventually. That really is the story behind biological evolution, but not too many see it my way, yet. Our beliefs are still tethered to natural selection by convention. It follows that in nature and human imagination, anything is possible, and this is why, in nature, there is no law except the law of nature that there is no law.
The problem is not people being uneducated; the problem is that they are educated just enough to believe what they have been taught, but not educated enough to question what they have been taught. It’s easier to fool people “using choice controls” than to convince them that they’ve been fooled. Who comes up with diagnostic criteria anyway? The paradigm does in healthcare. Who does this on social media? In technology, it’s the tech industry. If you control the choice you control the game. This is why FB has no dislike buttons. In case you’re wondering why things built for profit use this ideology, all one needs to do is realize it is a giant sales funnel. It’s a profiteering scam. Whoever names the game by controlling choices and options, owns the game. This is why the government wants control of healthcare too.
That’s why mitochondriacs focus on the most fundamental layers of physiologic function: light water and magnetism. It is also why functional medicine practitioners focus on bio-chemical pathways: It drives their profits through their testing and supplements. This is how they make money. It is time for you to realize that wake up call. Now we have functional medicine types using healthcare and technology platforms to really control choice of their customers. They are now using both together.
Consider the technology shell game they employ. When using technology, we often focus optimistically on all the things it does for us with their products. But I want to show you where it might do the opposite effect on our biology.
Where does technology exploit our minds’ weaknesses?
I learned to think this way when I studied to become a magician as a kid after I saw a magic show at a birthday party. Magicians start by looking for blind spots, edges, vulnerabilities and limits of people’s perception, so they can influence what people do without them even realizing it. Once you know how to push people’s buttons, you can play them like a piano.
And this is exactly what product designers do to your mind. They play your psychological vulnerabilities (consciously and unconsciously) against you in the race to grab your attention.
I want to show you how they do it.
Hijack #1: If You Control the Menu, You Control the Choices
MEDICINE’S MENU FOCUS What is not on the menu but
Should be? MAGNETISM
Great Option #1
Great Option #2
Great Option #3
Western functional medical culture is built around ideals of individual choice and freedom from the “constraints of allopathic medicine”. I chuckle when I hear the profiteers speak this way. They use the techniques far better than allopathic medicine does. Millions of us fiercely defend our right to make “free” choices, while we ignore how those choices are manipulated upstream by menus we didn’t choose in the first place. Is medicine’s menu the same one nature used to built wisdom in our cells? Have you ever thought about health in this way?
This is exactly what magicians do to people. Many people throughout history have mentioned that when you examine and look at quantum mechanics, it defines what magic really seems to be. This is the science that forms the basis of reality and all nature and we ignore it. Magnetism is part of nature’s magic used in every cell. People like Paul have no idea how factual this statement is.
Using magic trick for your audience is way easier when your target audience has lowered dopamine level in their neural networks. This is often why hospitals, offices, and casino’s favor artificial blue light frequencies to illuminate environments for the customers. It makes people more docile and easier to control for the profiteer. Blue light lowers magnetic flux in our mitochondria. Paul believes bursting on the scene in ClubHouse can mimic a casino. It cannot because my job is to educate you about people like Paul. This is not how people understand magnetism, so that is why they do not understand the why of magnetic effects of different light frequencies on their mitochondria. In a magic show, magicians give people the illusion of free choice, while architecting the menu so that they win, no matter what you choose. I can’t emphasize enough how deep this insight is when viewing how paradigms operate today.
When people are given a menu of choices, they rarely ask:
1. “what’s not on the menu?”
2. “why am I being given these options and not others?”
3. “do I know the menu provider’s goals?”
4. “is this menu empowering for my original need, or are the choices actually a distraction?” (e.g. an overwhelmingly choice of supplements for example)
For example, imagine you’re out with friends on a week day night and want to keep the conversation going. You open the “Yelp App” to find nearby recommendations and see a list of bars. The group turns into a huddle of faces staring down at their phones comparing bars. They scrutinize the photos of each, comparing cocktail drinks. Is this menu still relevant to the original desire of the group?
It’s not that bars aren’t a good choice, it’s that Yelp substituted the group’s original question (“where can we go to keep talking?”) with a different question (“what’s a bar with good photos of cocktails?”) all by shaping the menu. This change went below your perceptual abilities because it was done over blue light and a network built of nnEMF. Both are designed to lower magnetic flux in your mitochondria to lower ATP levels to get you to choose what is good for them and not good for you. This lessens our ability to think well. It is part of technology design.
This is what a vegan diet does to human cortex. The ATPase cannot spin at its highest rate to support cognition in superior fashion. Do you think Paul knows this?
Think about the video above now. Feyman had difficulty telling his interviewer why magnets do as they do. In my example above, you all have had this experience to understand the framework. None of you realized it was tied to magnetic flux in your mitochondria by the use of light frequencies.
Will this change how you understand how aberrent light frequencies can affect your life?
That is for you to decide.
Let us go back to the Yelp App to make the point clear.
Most people in our group example falls for the illusion that Yelp’s menu represents a complete set of choices for where to go. Is this like what happens in a doctors office or a hospital? The ER? In a grocery story? At college? At your bank or brokerage house? I think it is. The reality of this situation is that when people are looking down at their phones, they don’t see the park across the street with a band playing live music. They miss the pop-up gallery on the other side of the street serving crepes and coffee. Neither of those show up on Yelp’s menu. Do they mention bitcoin or just assume you’ll pay in fiat? What isn’t on your health menu where you spend you medical dollars?
There is a pardox of choice………only when we know there is other choices. So what do healthcare and technology paradigms use in common to win?
They control the choices by controlling the menu of what they think you should know, want or ask.
This is precisely what has happened with COVID. They assume everyone will want a vaccine after a lockdown for year and they are stunned that vaccine hesitancy exists. Sometimes vaccine hesitancy can lead to a divorce in a relationship.
The more choices technology or healthcare gives us in nearly every domain of our lives (information, currency, events, places to go, friends, dating, jobs) — the more we assume that our phone is always the most empowering and useful menu to pick from. Is this really factual? Is it based upon nature’s laws of engagement for cells?
The “most empowering” menu is different than the menu that has the most choices. Nature provides cells with all options. It is a decentralized network. All things that at decentralized are thermodynamically most efficient by quantum laws.
The only man made decentralize network I have found in six decades is Bitcoin.
In fact, it gives cells options they are not even optimized for, but they can use them if they change things. This is what evolution is all about. Nothing is off the table given the environment on Earth powered by sunlight. But when we blindly surrender to the menus or currency we’re given in the modern tech world, it’s easy to lose track of the difference in outcomes:
“Who needs their gallbladder removed” becomes a menu of the things published as evidence in a textbook
“Who’s free tonight to hang out?” becomes a menu of most recent people who texted us (who we could ping).
“What’s happening in the world?” becomes a menu of news feed stories from social media.
“Who needs a vaccine” becomes a menu or algorithm set in place by the CDC or government.
“Who only believes fiat is a store of value and a unit of transfer?”
“Who’s single to go on a date?” becomes a menu of faces to swipe on Tinder (instead of local events with friends, or urban adventures nearby).
“I have to respond to this email.” becomes a menu of keys to type a response (instead of empowering ways to communicate with a person).
To every thing there Is a season, but with sunlight there is always some type of modulation that slightly varies its power to allow time to manifest. This is how nature creates a specific variety of frequencies (and magnetic flux) that our cells are rewarded by. Innovation favors the connected life. The functional medicine doctors will never get you to this level because it removes the variable rewards they need to thrive in their business. This problem is not just one in allopathic medicine. I believe it is greater issue in functional medicine. Why? Their framework is less understood by the public than allopathic medicine so people rely on their menu of choices even more. This is why the “bulletproof selection” menu is devastating to many. What are some of those menu choices doing to us? Sales of supplements and tests that give partial or variable successes are hugely powerful tools to those involved in the functional medicine business. Vegans do this to with supplements. How good can your dietary choice be when you need supplementation to maintain health or your ability to think?
Why do they do this? The functional medicine paradigm learned this from studying gaming. They are in a game to try to usurp the power of allopathic medicine. So they shrewdly went to look at how casino’s separate us best from the money in our wallets.
One major reason why is the #1 psychological ingredient in slot machines: intermittent variable rewards.
If you want to maximize addictiveness (a lowered dopamine effect), all functional medicine needed to do was study what technology designers did in casinos and in Apps we use. Their business plans only need to link a user’s action (like pulling a lever) with a variable reward attached. If you don’t believe it just sign up for the emails of the “bulletproof executive” for a month and tell me if you do not see this post in every email you get.
The media world today is enveloping man in bullshit. This is especially true in the financial world with Bitcoin deceit uttered by the old vanguards of capitalism who support the Federal Reserve = Charlie Munger & Warren Buffet. It is no surprise neither support BTC. Charlie and Warren own banks that launder billions per year and have been charged criminally. Give me a break. It reminds me of Upton Sinclair comment: “It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.”
His views are not based on knowledge or research – his views are instead an expression of his inability to grasp new concepts, new frontiers and new technological innovation. Not because of his age necessarily – its his attitude where the problem lies. Paul Capestany, Warren, and Munger all share the same deficits in critical thinking for different reasons.
Some of the misinformation shared is intentionally designed to deceive, and some of it is mouthed by people too ignorant or frightened to distinguish natural truth from falsehood. I think Paul Capestany of ClubHouse fame represents the latter.
Having an open mind is critical in being a mitochondriac, but we all need to remember in today’s social media empire, having an open mind with no framework of natural understanding, will allow people with profit motives to come in and put many things in your head. Be mindful of this.
DOCTORING:
Doctor = teacher who uses words, not prescriber. Empowering patients to be informed people and not blind sheep is a sign of a great teacher.
You can lead people to water, and though you can’t make them drink, you *can* give them the awareness that they’re’ thirsty.
That is my post mortem today from ClubHouse. We have to call out the bull shit artists among our tribe. They can decide who is right and who is wrong.
CITES
https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspa.2018.0674
https://www.insidescience.org/news/scientists-capture-spooky-action-photosynthesis
https://phys.org/news/2010-05-untangling-quantum-entanglement-photosynthesis.html
https://jackkruse.com/quantum-biology-9-photosynthesis/
https://jackkruse.com/reality-15-animal-photosynthesis/
https://jackkruse.com/ubiquitination-20-linking-light-to-plants-and-animals/