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Re: If Western civilization does not die soon.....
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: March 7, 2021, 12:29 am
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And TYT reminds us they are False Leftists.
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Re: If Western civilization does not die soon.....
DIR By: Zea_mays
Date: March 14, 2021, 5:33 pm
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Space Ark and fetishism of complexity. It's almost like
something we would have written in a dystopian novel... Note the
names as well, it's not just "white people" who have been
infected with Western civilization.
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> Scientists have suggested that humans could buy into a "modern
global insurance policy" by building an "ark" filled with 6.7
million sperm samples — on the moon.
>
> The ark would involve shooting the sperm and ova samples of
6.7 million species up to the moon via multiple payloads. The
samples would then be stored in a vault beneath the surface of
the moon, in a "lunar pit," where they could be kept secure.
> [...]
> The team of six researchers from the University of Arizona
presented their idea at the Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Aerospace Conference, where they
said their proposal would protect mankind from extinction.
> [...]
> "Earth is naturally a volatile environment," said study author
Jekan Thangavelautham in his presentation on the paper, titled
"Lunar Pits and Lava Tubes for a Modern Ark," adding that an
Earth-based repository of samples would still leave specimens
vulnerable to getting destroyed in a massive disaster.
> [...]
> IFL Science spoke to Álvaro Díaz-Flores Caminero, a University
of Arizona doctoral student leading the thermal analysis for the
project, who said that projects like these bring mankind "closer
to becoming a space civilization, and to a not-very-distant
future where humankind will have bases on the Moon and Mars."
>
> "Multidisciplinary projects are hard due to their complexity,
but I think the same complexity is what makes them beautiful,"
Caminero said.
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HTML https://www.insider.com/scientists-want-to-send-67-million-sperm-samples-to-moon-2021-3
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Re: If Western civilization does not die soon.....
DIR By: guest5
Date: March 28, 2021, 3:54 pm
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US, China And UAE Take Big Steps In Space Race To Mars | TODAY
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> Three spacecraft are now starting to arrive on Mars, including
one from NASA and two others from China and the United Arab
Emirates. NBC’s Tom Costello reports for TODAY on the latest
developments in the race to the red planet.
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HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z64CiuNaRhw
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Re: If Western civilization does not die soon.....
DIR By: rp
Date: April 8, 2021, 3:06 am
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HTML https://twitter.com/Newsweek/status/1379816438312095748?s=20
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> Can blood from young people slow aging? Silicon Valley has bet
billions it will. Biotech startups are trying to hack the
process of aging and, in the process, stave off the most
devastating diseases.
HTML https://newsweek.com/2021/04/16/can-blood-young-people-slow-aging-silicon-valley-has-bet-billions-it-will-1581447.html
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Re: If Western civilization does not die soon.....
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: April 8, 2021, 5:40 am
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The most evil vampires in fantasy fiction are nowhere near as
frightening as real-life Western scientists:
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> Saul Villeda now runs a lab at UCSF on a hill that Over-looks
San Francisco's famed Haight-Ashbury. Winding stairs lead to a
fluorescent-lit basement hallway and a cramped suite of rooms
stacked wall-to-wall with mouse cages. There is something
unusual about many of the mice in the room. They are ambulating
through their cages, with two heads, two sets of legs and
double-wide bodies.
>
> The doublewide mice are products of a macabre procedure known
as "parabiosis," a technique Villeda mastered as a graduate
student in the lab of Wyss-Coray for the improbable experiment
that led to the founding of Alkahest and the clinical blood
trials aimed at treating aging. The procedure, pioneered in the
19th century by the French scientist Paul Bert, merges the
circulatory systems of two rodents by cutting open their bodies
and sewing their wounds together, so that their bodies fuse as
they heal.
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> To learn it, Villeda had an expert teacher: Thomas Rando, a
neurologist who studies longevity and occupies the office next
door to Wyss-Coray. Rando first got the idea to revive the
obscure technique back in the early 2000s. He had come to
believe that one of the reasons our bodies lose their
regenerative powers as we grow older is because our stem cells
stop receiving the molecular-level signals needed to activate
them. Rando did not know what those signals might be. But he
knew where to find them—the blood of younger mice. Enter
parabiosis.
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> To test out his hypothesis, Rando conjoined elderly mice with
younger rodents so that they shared the same circulatory system,
then tested their ability to heal small wounds. The results were
dramatic. Elderly mice were able to repair small tears in their
muscles far faster than their peers not conjoined to younger
mice. The younger mice, on the other hand, healed far slower
than they normally would.
> ...
> After conjoining elderly and young mice, Villeda sacrificed
the elderly mice, cut their brains into tiny slices, and stained
them with a special dye that bound to baby neurons. Then he
counted up the number of new neurons and compared them to normal
levels of neuronal growth in similarly aged mice. The results,
when he published them in 2014, shocked the scientific world.
The infusion of new blood led to a threefold increase in the
number of new nerve cells generated in the brains of the elderly
mice.
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Re: If Western civilization does not die soon.....
DIR By: rp
Date: April 8, 2021, 4:38 pm
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"The most evil vampires in fantasy fiction are nowhere near as
frightening as real-life Western scientists"
See also:
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Re: If Western civilization does not die soon.....
DIR By: rp
Date: April 9, 2021, 7:17 pm
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Re: If Western civilization does not die soon.....
DIR By: rp
Date: April 9, 2021, 8:39 pm
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This gives me hope
:The big advance in Elon Musk’s Pong-playing monkey is what you
can’t see
The company's demo looks impressive, but most aspects have been
done before.
HTML https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/04/the-big-advance-in-elon-musks-pong-playing-monkey-is-what-you-cant-see/
Thankfully it is not a huge advance, so we still have time
before our enemies can develop even more advanced machinery....
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Re: Homo Hubris
DIR By: guest5
Date: April 11, 2021, 4:04 pm
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"It's A Bad Idea To Advertise Our Existence" - Michio Kaku On
Making Contact With Extraterrestrials
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> Michio Kaku is incredibly excited for the second golden era of
space exploration but he does not think it is a great idea to
alert extraterrestrials to human existence. You can learn more
about his work in his bestselling book, "The God Equation: The
Quest for a Theory of Everything." #Colbert​
#TheGodEquation​ #MichioKaku
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HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGjj73b4DGE
Only Westerner's and their willing and unwilling sycophant's
could ever believe that broadcasting our location to the rest of
the universe is a good idea.
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Re: Re: Homo Hubris
DIR By: guest5
Date: April 11, 2021, 4:28 pm
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