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Dark to light- Zoetis.

Pet Vaccination compliance

While we have been rather preoccupied with the plandemic this Zoetis pet drug and vaccine manufacturer has been going all out to develop the market with Gates funding. Why am I not surprised that he would go after our best friends. It all makes sense now.
"There must be effective communication with pet owners to figure out what their barriers are to compliance and help prevent those. It must be a goal."

The basics aren't enough the market has to be expanded. I had no idea that we were supposed to test our dogs for influenza.

Why does this have the feelz of Pfizer?
Zoetis acquires PHARMAQ

Because it is!

Watch the water-
A Closer Look

How can they possibly jab fish?

Automatic Fish Vaccination Machine Youtube

Rel we have a connection to the loop post of the blue scorpion. The machine uses Scorpion Vision to pinpoint the spot to jab! Blue- water.

Where is the NIH in all of this?
A review of Fish Vaccine Developments

Everything starting in 2019, makes one believe there may be some plan afoot.

I would imagine that the same playbook is being used.

Some Q & A's About AquAdvantage Genetically Modified Fish
"The burden of proof is on the sponsor, or company to demonstrate safety and to validate the claim that is made." What about checking to see if it is safe to eat? Just trust us- right, Trust the Science bought and paid for by Gates. Pfizer is not far behind.

Why did the FDA deactivate the alert March 8, 2019. Let's see #8, 3+8=#11. Billy's favorite numbers.

But wait there's more-
AquaAdvantage Draft Amended November 17, 2022.

The court found "November 5, 2022, that the FDA did not...meaningfully analyze what might happen to normal fish in the event the endangered salmon did survive and establish themselves in the wild."

So what's going to happen in Africa where they plan to release fish in two lakes?

Circling back to our pets, if vaccine hesitancy was a problem before let's see what happens now.

Vaccine Hesitancy for Pets

Meanwhile my vet wanted to jab my dog to lose weight because the CDC says so. What about a lower calorie diet and more exercise?
The CDC, the authority in the room- You must comply.

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It's been quite the mission. The home team have been very supportive and my youngest has even donated his gaming chair for the cause. LOl. I'm sure he didn't expect me to have it quite this long. Also he has helped me sort out computer issues, so slowly being drawn in.

Resident Lurker has gone to bat upgrading our internet security and has gone on missions to secure literature, books and writing supplies that I have needed. It was rather unfortunate when he had to deal with the FBI, but we all got to listen in to the call, one of the benefits of of everyone working from home. We all needed popcorn for that one.

They have been very supportive and when I have run short on time they have taken over watering my garden, and also making supper. And I guess breakfast too. The hunting does take time and pulling the dots together is like a work of art. Sort of like painting a picture.

The one message they have given me is "Keep going- the evidence is out there." It's a great home team. I'm lucky to have them. Heart.

May be nothing but lots of people claiming sixth sense/intuition/psy. abilities have flagged July 6 as something monumental happening.

It's obvious we're heading ever closer to a crescendo of some sort and while I don't put much stock in such 'prophecies' it hurts nothing to observe and see if there's some form of 'collective consciousness' at play.

I prefer that to all the 'profits' who waited until after 9/11 to come out and say it's exactly what they predicted.

Shares Of Europe’s Most Valuable Tech Firm Fall Amid New U.S.-Led Efforts To Restrict Chip Exports To China

ASML—Europe’s most valuable tech company and manufacturer of the world’s most advanced chip-making machines—found itself in the middle of a purported U.S.-led effort to restrict China’s access to advanced semiconductors as the firm’s shares were hit Friday by a new Dutch law restricting the export of advanced chip manufacturing tools on national security grounds.

According to Reuters, the Dutch government’s move follows pressure from the U.S. as ASML’s equipment contains some U.S.-made components

The new rules, which will go into effect on September 1, will require Dutch companies—primarily ASML—to seek government authorization for exporting “certain types of advanced semiconductor manufacturing equipment.”

www.forbes.com... rts-to-china/amp/



China just played a trump card in the chip war. Are more export curbs coming?

A trade war between China and the United States over the future of semiconductors is escalating.

Beijing hit back Monday by playing a trump card: It imposed export controls on two strategic raw materials, gallium and germanium, that are critical to the global chipmaking industry.

“We see this as China’s second, and much bigger, counter measure to the tech war, and likely a response to the potential US tightening of [its] AI chip ban,” said Jefferies analysts. Sanctioning one of America’s biggest memory chipmakers, Micron Technology (MU), in May was the first, they said.

Here’s what you need to know about gallium and germanium, how they could play into the chip war and whether more countermeasures could be coming.

How did we get here?

Last October, the Biden administration unveiled a set of export controls banning Chinese companies from buying advanced chips and chip-making equipment without a license.

Chips are vital for everything from smartphones and self-driving cars to advanced computing and weapons manufacturing. US officials have talked about the move as a measure to protect national security interests.

But it didn’t stop there. For the curbs to be effective, Washington needed other key suppliers, located in the Netherlands and Japan, to join. They did.

China eventually retaliated. In April, it launched a cybersecurity probe into Micron before banning the company from selling to Chinese companies working on key infrastructure projects. On Monday, Beijing announced the restrictions on gallium and germanium.

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U.S. Looks to Restrict China’s Access to Cloud Computing to Protect Advanced Technology

The Biden administration is preparing to restrict Chinese companies’ access to U.S. cloud-computing services, according to people familiar with the situation, in a move that could further strain relations between the world’s economic superpowers.

The new rule, if adopted, would likely require U.S. cloud-service providers such as Amazon (AMZN.O) and Microsoft (MSFT.O) to seek U.S. government permission before they provide cloud-computing services that use advanced artificial-intelligence chips to Chinese customers, the newspaper said.

The U.S. Department of Commerce is expected to implement the restriction in coming weeks as part of an expansion of its semiconductor export control policy introduced in October, the it said.

www.wsj.com...

truth is behind you

Quantum physicists design unconditionally secure system for digital payments

Have you ever been compelled to enter sensitive payment data on the website of an unknown merchant? Would you be willing to consign your credit card data or passwords to untrustworthy hands? Scientists from the University of Vienna have now designed an unconditionally secure system for shopping in such settings, combining modern cryptographic techniques with the fundamental properties of quantum light. The demonstration of such "quantum-digital payments" in a realistic environment has been published in Nature Communications.

A research team led by Prof. Philip Walther from the University of Vienna has shown how the quantum properties of light particles or photons can ensure unconditional security for digital payments.

In an experiment the researchers have demonstrated that each transaction cannot be duplicated or diverted by malicious parties, and that the user's sensitive data stays private. "I am really impressed how the quantum properties of light can be used for protecting new applications such as digital payments that are relevant in our every day's life," says Tobias Guggemos.

For enabling absolute secure digital payments, the scientists replaced classical cryptographic techniques with a quantum protocol exploiting single photons. During the course of a classical digital payment transaction the client shares a classical code—called cryptogram—with his payment provider (e.g. a bank or credit card company).

"At present, our protocol takes a few minutes of quantum communication to complete a transaction. This is to guarantee security in the presence of noise and losses," says Peter Schiansky, first author of the paper. "However, these time limitations are only of technological nature," adds Matthieu Bozzio, who is convinced that "we will witness that quantum-digital payments reach practical performance in the very near future."

www.google.com...

WOMEN REPORTEDLY ASKED INAPPROPRIATE QUESTIONS BEFORE GETTING HIRED BY BILL GATES

Women seeking jobs at billionaire Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates' private office, Gates Ventures, were asked incredibly inappropriate and invasive questions about sensitive topics including sexual behavior and drug histories, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Per the report, some women who interviewed for the roles at Gates Ventures were grilled about pornography preferences, whether they'd ever had extramarital affairs, or if they had "nude photographs of themselves on their phones." One woman reportedly told the WSJ that she'd been asked if she'd ever "danced for money," while another woman said she was asked if she'd ever had an STI.

Meanwhile, according to the WSJ, none of the men who interviewed for similar Gates Ventures positions recounted being asked such invasive questions.

According to the report, it's believed that the security firm tasked with interviewing candidates, called Concentric, was attempting to seek information about candidates' backgrounds that might make them vulnerable to external blackmail while working for one of the world's richest and most powerful men. But it's also the latest in what's now a years-long string of concerning reports about the treatment of women within Gates-led companies and even by Gates himself — and as a result, yet another blow to Gates' formerly squeaky-clean reputation.

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Meanwhile...

Bill Gates-Backed Lab-Grown Meat Company Receives USDA Approval — Here's When You Can Expect To Taste This New Protein Delicacy

UPSIDE Foods, a California-based lab-grown meat company, recently announced that it received approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to start commercial production and sales of its cultivated chicken.

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originally posted by: socialmediaclown
Transgenic soybeans could replace pork, by producing pig proteins

Great strides are being made in the field of lab-grown meat, but its price remains a barrier to wide commercial use. British startup Moolec has created what it claims is a less costly alternative, in the form of soya plants that produce pig-protein-rich beans.

Although the details of Moolec's molecular farming technology are a trade secret, the company states that it has added pig genes to the genome of regular soya plants. As a result, a quarter of the proteins in those plants' "Piggy Sooy" beans are pig proteins – 26.6%, to be precise. The flesh of the soybeans even has a pink, pork-like color.

newatlas.com...

human pig

“We took the human genome, cut it into 173 puzzle pieces and rearranged it to make a pig,” explains animal geneticist Lawrence Schook. “Everything matches up perfectly. The pig is genetically very close to humans.”

Pretty easy to hide something in plain sight.

WiMi Hologram Cloud Revolutionizing HumanRobot Collaboration with Digital TwinBased System

On July 3, 2023, WiMi Hologram Cloud is revolutionizing the field of human-robot collaboration with their groundbreaking digital twin-based system. By seamlessly integrating the physical and digital realms, this innovative technology enables the supervision and prediction of both human and robot digital models.

WiMi Hologram Cloud’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of virtual interaction is evident in their development of an intelligent system powered by digital twin technology. This cutting-edge system opens up new possibilities for efficient and meaningful collaboration between humans and robots.

In a significant milestone, WiMi Hologram Cloud announced in May 2023 the successful creation of a human-robot interaction system that harnesses the power of machine learning algorithms. This breakthrough further solidifies their position as pioneers in the field, propelling the future of human-robot collaboration to new heights.

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More about Inflection AI

Bill Gates, along with Eric Schmidt and Nvidia, just minted another A.I. unicorn in a massive $1.3 billion funding round

San Francisco–based A.I. startup, Inflection AI, just raised $1.3 billion in a new round of funding from the likes of Microsoft, Nvidia, and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt—not to mention a certain Bill Gates. The funding will support further development of Inflection AI’s first product, a personal assistant and companion named Pi (Personal A.I.), which was launched in May.

The funding brings the total Inflection has raised to $1.5 billion. The company had previously raised $225 million in early 2022 from some of the same investors, as well as former Meta chief technology officer Mike “Schrep” Schroepfer plus Google DeepMind cofounder and CEO Demis Hassabis, and pop artist Will.i.am.

Inflection’s goal is to build a kind of universal A.I.-powered digital assistant. Many technologists, including Gates, see this kind of assistant as the future for all human-computer interaction.

“Every person will have an A.I. assistant/coach/mentor/trainer/advisor/therapist that is infinitely patient, infinitely compassionate, infinitely knowledgeable, and infinitely helpful,” Andreessen wrote in June. “The A.I. assistant will be present through all of life’s opportunities and challenges, maximizing every person’s outcom

“I think everybody is going to have a chief of staff in their pocket that is knowledgeable, kind, supportive, and also very practical,” Suleyman said during a Collision livestream on Thursday. “There aren’t any humans that can do all of those skills at once in a single experience and a single person…It’ll be consigliere, it’ll be confidante, it’ll be chief of staff, it’ll be coach, it’ll be educator and teacher, all in one.”

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The consequence of fully immersing ourselves in technology is that we allow ourselves to become so dependent on it that it becomes a crutch --an addiction. What starts out as a beneficial tool to aid in our advancement, with the potential of making our lives easier, healthier, richer, ends up becoming our literal life support. Technology morphs into something that becomes a part of us, something so crucial to our existence that we can't live without it. This is how we build our own cage, a prison with no escape. We become compromised and subjected to the ones who control the flow of data, energy, currency. The ones who can take everything away from us with the flick of a switch.


DOCTORS REMOVE WOMAN’S BRAIN IMPLANT AGAINST HER WILL

A woman whose epilepsy was greatly improved by an experimental brain implant was devastated when, just two years after getting it, she was forced to have it removed due to the company that made it going bankrupt.

As the MIT Technology Review reports, an Australian woman named Rita Leggett who received an experimental seizure-tracking brain-computer interface (BCI) implant from the now-defunct company Neuravista in 2010 has become a stark example not only of the ways neurotech can help people, but also of the trauma of losing access to them when experiments end or companies go under.

Leggett, who declined to be interviewed by the Tech Review after a recent stroke, also developed a symbiotic relationship with the implant, and told the researchers behind the Brain Stimulation paper that she and the BCI "became one."

"I wish I could’ve kept it," Leggett told Gilbert, who regularly interviews her. "I would have done anything to keep it."

"I have never again felt as safe and secure... nor am I the happy, outgoing, confident woman I was,” she continued. "I still get emotional thinking and talking about my device... I’m missing and it’s missing."

Her experience, the researcher said, was a form of "trauma," and she isn't alone — with more and more experiments like Neuravista's cropping up, so too does the sense of loss experienced at the trials' ends by participants who have particularly good outcomes.

In fact, it calls to mind a similar incident last year in which the manufacturer of a bionic eye decided the units were obsolete, leading patients who'd had them implanted to lose their vision again.

It sounds like dystopian fiction that biotech companies could play takesie-backsies with patients' implants, in other words, but the reality is we've already crossed into that world. And if devices such as Leggett's BCI can, as she suggested to researchers over the years, become part of a person, then their removal "represents a form of modification of the self," Ienca said, and he and his coauthors are arguing that there need to be updated patients' rights when it comes to these sorts of outcomes.

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originally posted by: CrazyFox

originally posted by: socialmediaclown
Transgenic soybeans could replace pork, by producing pig proteins

Great strides are being made in the field of lab-grown meat, but its price remains a barrier to wide commercial use. British startup Moolec has created what it claims is a less costly alternative, in the form of soya plants that produce pig-protein-rich beans.

Although the details of Moolec's molecular farming technology are a trade secret, the company states that it has added pig genes to the genome of regular soya plants. As a result, a quarter of the proteins in those plants' "Piggy Sooy" beans are pig proteins – 26.6%, to be precise. The flesh of the soybeans even has a pink, pork-like color.

newatlas.com...

human pig

“We took the human genome, cut it into 173 puzzle pieces and rearranged it to make a pig,” explains animal geneticist Lawrence Schook. “Everything matches up perfectly. The pig is genetically very close to humans.”

Pretty easy to hide something in plain sight.

edit on 2023/7/4 by CrazyFox because:

Water cremation is set to be made available for the first time in the UK.

The process, known as resomation, uses a mix of potassium hydroxide and water to break down human remains in what is billed as a more sustainable option.

It takes four hours - the bones remain, and are powdered then returned to loved ones in a similar way to ashes, in an urn.

Resomation is used in Canada, South Africa and many US states.According to the founder of the company, Sandy Sullivan, the liquid used in resomation is "safely returned to the water cycle free from any traces of DNA".

[Water cremation: Co-op Funeralcare to be first UK company to offer resomation]

Soylent Green indeed.

Surely it will be viewable soon enough. As for your question perhaps the movies topic is what keeps them afloat. Or circuses.
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Lab leak distraction look here but don't look there.

Turn down volume

originally posted by: nugget1

Water cremation is set to be made available for the first time in the UK.

The process, known as resomation, uses a mix of potassium hydroxide and water to break down human remains in what is billed as a more sustainable option.

It takes four hours - the bones remain, and are powdered then returned to loved ones in a similar way to ashes, in an urn.

Resomation is used in Canada, South Africa and many US states.According to the founder of the company, Sandy Sullivan, the liquid used in resomation is "safely returned to the water cycle free from any traces of DNA".

[Water cremation: Co-op Funeralcare to be first UK company to offer resomation]

Soylent Green indeed.

I see you and raise

Wisconsin Senate approves bill to dissolve dead bodies, dump them in sewer

www.lifesitenews.com...

According to the Cremation Association of North America (CANA), the practice involves a pressurized vat that typically can hold around 100 gallons of liquid. Deceased people placed in the chamber can be heated at up to 302 degrees and bathed in lye, an industrial chemical agent used as a drain cleaner, to induce rapid decomposition. 

For now
Wonder how they developed this process so quick

Drought-stricken US warned of looming 'dead pool'

water level is now so low that bodies of murder victims from decades back, once hidden by its depths, have surfaced

Watching the water

Fact check: No, aquamation remnants are not used to 'feed the dead to the living
www.usatoday.com...

Whew I was kind of freaked out USA TODAY the beacon of

Fact

told me it is safe and effective

"Check out this death chamber, this washing machine," it says. "They call it 'aquamation,' where they liquify the dead and then dump the remains down the drain to be recycled into the municipal water supply. ... And they’re grinding up the bones into powder. They call this calcium phosphate, which is going to be used for food processing undoubtedly.

Our rating: False
Alkaline hydrolysis, or "aquamation," is the process of decomposing a human body with hot water and a strong base solution. There is no human DNA, flesh or pathogens left at the end of the procedure, experts told USA TODAY. The bones are given to the family, not put into the food supply.

New body 'liquefaction' unit unveiled in Florida funeral home

Body tissue is dissolved and the liquid poured into the municipal water system. Mr Sullivan, a biochemist by training, says tests have proven the effluent is sterile and contains no DNA, and poses no environmental risk.

originally posted by: socialmediaclown

The funding brings the total Inflection has raised to $1.5 billion. The company had previously raised $225 million in early 2022 from some of the same investors, as well as former Meta chief technology officer Mike “Schrep” Schroepfer plus Google DeepMind cofounder and CEO Demis Hassabis, and pop artist Will.i.am.

Talentless.

Is it just me, or are we winning?
I watched the interview with Colonel MacGregor and sometjing struck me.... all these western leaders like Scholz, Macron, Sunak, Biden, Trudeau are all members of WEF and all their 'aproval ratings' are in the toilet. Their opposition are not much better either from what I can see.
Rainbows
Jane

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I'm struggling to express words over this.

WHO 75 ARTS Concert

I would say that this is most unusual. I wonder where they got the funding from or maybe the WHO must have a new budget line for entertainment. On a positive note it would be a plus if they did drift from their primary mission.

Meanwhile more drifting. Mexico and the WHO Unveil new stamp to Celebrate WHO 75th Birthday


I am trying not to be distracted by the sheer audacity of all of this, especially in light of their performance during the plandemic.
Tedros speech highlights Small pox and Polio which he claims were effectively eradicated, that is until Bill Gates oral polio vaccine showed up on the scene.

So what monkey business have they been up to with smallpox?
Peculiar Evolution of the Monkeypox virus genome
"Why is this particular nucleotide sequence located @ this region of the genome?"

Oh I don't know maybe something to do with this from Israel.
NIH Library Monkeypox virus strain Israel 2018

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The pics you sent through PM didn't show up. I got an error message.


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Aside from the WHO's 75th birthday there is another who.

King Charles 75th birthday Royal Mint

This is the art edition.

Personally approved by him. Details matter. The coin is a 5 and this is issued for his 75th birthday. Oh I don't know, it has the feelz of #17 in play.

He selects Delphiniums-
Symbolism of Delphiniums

When does a bird sing? It is also known as Larkspur.
It has a rather mixed message but the Victorian one "love and death" resonates. It seems it also has a connection to essential oils- immunity and antibacterial.

Oak Leaves.
Oak Leaves Symbolism

"Nordic and Celtic symbol of life, fertility and immortality."

So only the precious metal edition has this wording "Restoring Harmony With Nature."
Does this seem to connect with #9 on the Georgia Guidestone.

Georgia Guidestone

He is currently receiving the Scottish crown jewels.
King Charles Scottish Jewels

The symbolism of this is way over my head, although 100 people on the Royal Mile may link to the comms. Book "Disease X- 100 days to End Pandemics.
Book

We could have a sky event here. The Red Arrows bypass has the colors red, white and blue.