Session 18 December 2021

[Brewer]

(primeaddict) Will there be sudden deaths of the pretty people, politicians and/or celebs that will shock the nation?

A: A few, for sure. And some celebs will get clued in.

Q: (L) And of course if some of these celebrities get clued in and start talking, they're gonna be celebrities no longer!

Seems to have just happened. Australian cricket player Shane Warne has just died from a suspected heart attack aged 52. He was double, perhaps triple jabbed and had covid in August last year. Will this awaken slumbering Australians? Maybe some. RIP Shane.

 

[Ca.]

Q: (Niall) What happened to Noah Donohoe? [14-year-old who disappeared in Belfast in June 2020 under strange circumstances. His naked body was found in a storm drain although it's a mystery how it got there...]

A: Underworld elements.

Q: (Andromeda) That was a really strange case.

(Niall) 'Underworld' as in organized crime?

A: Yes.

Q: (Joe) Why?

A: Grooming gone wrong.

This is another case that gives me the willies..

Local police and news outlets are trying to make this case disappear, but the family rallies for disclosure. But obviously it will be in vain.

Noah Donohoe protesters call for full PSNI disclosure

About 200 people took part in a protest at police headquarters in east Belfast.

www.bbc.com

A protest has been held at police headquarters over the PSNI's plans to withhold some information from the inquest into Noah Donohoe's death.
25 February

Noah, who was 14, was found dead in a storm drain in north Belfast in June 2020, six days after he went missing.

His mother Fiona has already lodged a complaint with the Police Ombudsman over the way officers investigated her son's disappearance and death.

A crowd of about 200 people attended the protest in east Belfast.

During it, ACC Bobby Singleton of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) accepted a petition demanding full disclosure from the Donohoe family and their supporters.

During a preliminary hearing at the inquest into Noah's death in December 2021, counsel for the PSNI indicated it would be likely to request a Public Interest Immunity certificate (PII certificate) on what it called a "limited amount" of material in three police evidence folders.

Speaking at the protest, Fiona Donohoe said: "Whatever it says, for Noah, we need to know - we're not going to give up."
"We will try everything to stop this public interest immunity going forward," she said.

Image caption,nPart of the protest outside PSNI headquarters in east Belfast on Friday
The campaigners believe that decision on whether to apply was to be taken on Friday.The PSNI has said no decision has been taken.

• Noah investigation making progress - PSNI chief
• Post-mortem finds Noah Donohoe died from drowning
• Vigil marks one year since boy's disappearance

Noah's family and supporters have been demanding to know details of the evidence which could be held back from the inquest.
In the past, the police have used PII certificates to protect the identity of informants.

However, they can also be used more routinely as a way of protecting sensitive details of their own operational methods.
They are commonly applied for, and granted at inquests.

The PSNI has not indicated what its reasons for applying might be.

If the police apply for a PII certificate, the decision on whether to grant one lies with the coroner, Joe McCrisken.

South Belfast SDLP MP Claire Hanna and Strangford DUP MP Jim Shannon have written to the PSNI asking for full disclosure of relevant evidence about the case.

In a statement, Asst Ch Con Singleton said: "The police service has deep and sincere sympathy with the Donohoe family for the unimaginable pain of their loss.

"I accepted copies of a petition today (25 February) and assured Fiona that we remain fully committed to finding answers for the Donohoe family.

"The disappearance and death of Noah Donohoe is subject to an ongoing coronial investigation.

"The police service continue to investigate under their Police (NI) Act 2000 duty, but also provide assistance to the coroner, so it would be inappropriate to comment further at this time."

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[thorbiorn]

(Alejo) How significant, in terms of increased cometary activity in the inner solar system in the short term, was the recent visit of comet Leonard?

A: It's a long term body, thus not particularly significant.

About the orbit of this comet, the Wiki has:

C/2021 A1 has been inside of the orbit of Neptune since May 2009.[17] Using an epoch of 1950 which is well before the comet entered the planetary region of the Solar System, a barycentric orbit solution suggests the comet had an approximately 80,000-year orbital period.[2] Thus, the comet has spent the last 40,000 years inbound from approximately 3,700 AU (550 billion km). After perihelion, the comet will be ejected from the Solar System. The barycentric orbit will remain hyperbolic after September 2022.[2]

On 12 December 2021 the comet was 0.233 AU (34.9 million km) from Earth and on 18 December 2021 it was 0.028 AU (4.2 million km) from Venus.[3] It made its closest approach to the Sun on 3 January 2022.

The Wiki on long-period comets has

The following list is of comets with very long orbital periods, defined as between 200 and 1000 years. These comets come from the Kuiper belt and scattered disk, beyond the orbit of Pluto, with possible origins in the Oort cloud for many. For comets with an orbital period of over 1000 years, see the List of near-parabolic comets.

An impression of the movement of the comets compared to the planets can be had from the following illustration from the Wiki on Apsis under Perihelion and aphelion

Distances of selected bodies of the Solar System from the Sun. The left and right edges of each bar correspond to the perihelion and aphelion of the body, respectively, hence long bars denote high orbital eccentricity. The radius of the Sun is 0.7 million km, and the radius of Jupiter (the largest planet) is 0.07 million km, both too small to resolve on this image.

From the List of near parabolic comets, there is one included with a period of 3600 years

Comet designation​	Comet name /discoverer​	Semimajor axis (AU)​	Eccentricity​	Inclination (°)​	Perihelion distance (AU)​	Absolute magnitude (M1/M2)​	Perihelion date​	Period (√a3) (years)​	Ref​
C/1999 K3	LINEAR	235	0.9918	92.274	1.92878	12.0	1999/02/27	3600	MPC·JPL

In geometry, the major axis of an ellipse is its longest diameter: a line segment that runs through the center and both foci, with ends at the two most widely separated points of the perimeter.

The semi-major (a) and semi-minor axis (b) of an ellipse.

And:

Diagram of a body's direct orbit around the Sun with its nearest (perihelion) and farthest (aphelion) points.

When a comet has a semi major axis of 235 AU with a Perihelion of 2 AU, then it should get out to at more than 465 AU from the Sun. If half the journey through space is half of 3600 year or 1800 years, then comets with such long orbits due within the next few decades years would be comparatively close. The planet Neptune is situated around 30 AU from the Sun, or 30 times further out than the Earth.

The expected comet for 2022

The comet on April 20:

C/2021 O3 probably took millions of years to arrive from the outer Oort cloud and may be ejected from the Solar System.[2]

The comet on December 19:
C/2017 K2 is a near-parabolic comet with a very long period, they say inbound millions of years and outbound around 26,000 years, maybe because they figure the orbit will be changed.
The rest in the list below are short term comets.

Comets at Perihelion in 2022

Comets come and go, and often over- or under-perform versus predictions. In the past two years, we had two comets turn up and flirt with naked eye visibility: F3 NEOWISE in 2020, and A1 Leonard in 2021. You just never know when the next ‘great comet’ will turn up.
Here are the perihelion dates for periodic and known long-term comets inbound to watch for topping out over +10th magnitude in 2022:

-January 3rd: Comet C/2021 A1 Leonard (magnitude +4 in the constellation Piscis Austrinus, 37 degrees from the Sun).
-January 11th: Periodic Comet 104P/Kowal (magnitude +9 in Cetus, 79 degrees from the Sun).

-February 1st: Periodic Comet 19P/Borrelly (magnitude +9 in Pisces, 70 degrees from the Sun).

-April 20th: Comet C/2021 O3 PanSTARRS (magnitude +5, 17 degrees from the Sun).

-April 26th: Comet 45P/Honda-Mrkos-Pajdusakova (magnitude +9 in Aries, 8 degrees from the Sun).

-September 1st: Periodic Comet 255P/Levy (magnitude +9 in Cancer, 30 degrees from the Sun).

-December 19th: Comet C/2017 K2 PanSTARRS (magnitude +6 in Pavo, 37 degrees from the Sun).

 

[Keit]

(L) Well, we just got one suggestion: heat would be very useful. I suppose there are other ways to apply heat than far infrared. Is heat in general beneficial?

A: Yes.

Q: (L) So it's not just infrared. Okay. We can do some research on that.

I just listened to Andrew Huberman's podcast about heat. I reccomend listening to the entire podcast, but here are some points:

Doing sauna once a week is good, but doing sauna more than once a week (like 2-3 times a week) has 27% increase of cardiovascular protection and reduction of all cause mortality. Heat and time depends on personal heat tolerance.

And the benefits of sauna have no connection to other factors, for example smoking or physical activity.

Which is interesting that this time there is no smoking bashing. Essentially, doing sauna more frequently is good.

The caveat is that he talks about very high temperatures. 80-100C. He says that these were the temperatures in the research, and that most blanket infrared saunas don't reach this kind of temperature range. And the point is specifically cardiovascular health.

But in my opinion using regular infrared sauna blanket in such a way is still valid, simply because we all have different heat sensitivity. Later he also mentioned that it has to do with increased heartbeat, as if doing cardio, and sauna in lower temperatures can also do the same. So perhaps you can still do it if you don't have access to dry sauna and only have the blanket.

He also talks about the way to lower cortisone or stress in general by alternating between hot and cold. For example, being in a very hot sauna and then directly go and do a cold, or cold like shower.

I guess that this is exactly like sitting in a dry sauna and then jumping into a snow pile!

There is also another research that talks about "uncomfortably hot" heat exposure of 57 minutes in total 2-3 times a week, and 11 minutes in total also 2-3 times a week of "uncomfortable" cold exposure.

Huberman again talks about 80-100 degrees, but I think the same can be tried with the regular hot temperatures infrasauna has to offer.

And it increases metabolism and brown fat.

But it seems like in some cases sauna once a week is enough if the goal is to increase growth hormone. And better not to eat 2-3 hours before that. More increased sauna sessions actually lower growth hormone. So it depends on the purpose.

Also in order to promote good sleep, sauna should be done later in the day, and afterwards do a short warm or hot shower. Not cold, because it will increase core temperature and will interfer with a circadian rhythm.

Cold showers better be done earlier in the day.

And just a note about sauna temperature, in case some may not know it. If the goal is to lose weight and/or detox, then the temperature of the sauna blanket doesn't have to be very high. We lose only a fraction of fat through sweat. Actually, lower infrared sauna temperatures promote detox, and since most toxins are fat soluble, removing toxins also assists with losing weight.

 

[hlat]

(Mike) In general, who is the person (or people) that created Bitcoin?

A: CIA.

Q: (L) Well, alright.

(Mike) For what purpose did they initially create Bitcoin?

A: Bridge to nowhere.

Q: (L) What do you mean, "Bridge to nowhere"?

A: Digitize, and then deprive common man of resource.

From top 10 cryptocurrency to zero, in less than a week.

These articles didn't age well.

The Top Ten Cryptocurrencies to Invest in for April 2022

April Could Be A High Growth Month For Many Crypto Assets

medium.com

The Top Ten Cryptocurrencies to Invest in for April 2022

1. Terra/LUNA (No Change)
April Update: Terra/LUNA continues to dominate in terms of growth. Given the fact an individual could have bought this asset for $5 less than a year ago and it’s already worth above $100 is a sign of its strong growth. March observed Terra making a number of positive investments for its platform, and the project is very clearly legitimate. Terra should be on your buy list sooner than later.

Terra is a unique coin that offers a wider variety of advantages and financial benefits to its users. One such advantage is the ability to invest in multiple stablecoins on its platform for up to 19% in returns. When this is coupled with the fact that the technology for the blockchain underlying this cryptocurrency is one of the most advanced, I see no reason you should not consider investing in this cryptocurrency.

At the time of writing, Terra was worth about $74, and its price was increasing while others were decreasing in value. While I think Terra is a fantastic platform that offers stable and secure benefits, it is relatively obscure, and its technology can be difficult to navigate for newcomers. However, for long-term holders looking to cash in on a growing blockchain with stable passive income output, I highly recommend Terra.

10 Best Altcoins to Invest in April 2022

Which are the best altcoins to invest in April? We look at some of them and explain the reason for that.

coinjournal.net

10 Best Altcoins to Invest in April 2022

2. Terra (LUNA)
LUNA had a strong month in March as its price jumped to an all-time high. Analysts cited the strong performance of the Terra USD coin and its top DeFi platforms like Anchor Protocol and Lido as the reason for this performance.

Terra is a good cryptocurrency to invest in April after the developers raised billions from investors and as more developers embrace the network. They also announced that they will spend $10 billion buy Bitcoin. At the same time, the daily chart shows that it managed to cross the key resistance at $106 in March. This was its previous all-time high. Therefore, a retest of its all-time high will lead to more gains.

 

[Niall]

Q: (Niall) What happened to Noah Donohoe? [14-year-old who disappeared in Belfast in June 2020 under strange circumstances. His naked body was found in a storm drain although it's a mystery how it got there...]

A: Underworld elements.

Q: (Andromeda) That was a really strange case.

(Niall) 'Underworld' as in organized crime?

A: Yes.

Q: (Joe) Why?

A: Grooming gone wrong.

'Organized crime' has, in a roundabout way, come into focus in the case of Noah Donohoe's unsolved death.

Northern Ireland authorities (specifically, the British government's representative in Northern Ireland), in anticipation of an upcoming public inquiry into the case, recently decreed an unusual 'gag order':

Noah, a 14-year-old pupil at St Malachy’s College, was found dead in a storm drain in North Belfast in June 2020, six days after he went missing. Two years on, and his family are still seeking answers about his disappearance and death.

Within weeks of taking up the post as Northern Ireland Secretary of State, Shailesh Vara signed off on the Public Interest Immunity (PII) certification. The move has sparked outrage, and calls for the decision to be reversed so that no material is redacted or information withheld during the inquest process.

The Donohoe family say they were given official notice by the NIO on July 27, that the PII had been signed off and was received by the PSNI and Crown Solicitors Office on July 19.

What is a 'PII Certification'?

From Wikipedia:

Public-interest immunity (PII), previously known as Crown privilege, is a principle of English common law under which the English courts can grant a court order allowing one litigant to refrain from disclosing evidence to the other litigants where disclosure would be damaging to the public interest. This is an exception to the usual rule that all parties in litigation must disclose any evidence that is relevant to the proceedings. In making a PII order, the court has to balance the public interest in the administration of justice (which demands that relevant material is available to the parties to litigation) and the public interest in maintaining the confidentiality of certain documents whose disclosure would be damaging. PII orders have been used in criminal law against large organised criminal outfits and drug dealers where the identity of paid police informants could be at risk.

The decision to 'not reveal something that authorities know' about how Noah Donohoe died has understandably caused outrage in Northern Ireland.

 

[Mr.Cyan]

Another hit for the C's as a fuller picture has emerged of the murder in Punggol.

(L), Well, was he attacked by a human?

A: Yes.

The accused has been sentenced to life in prison and caning. According to the article below, he left the house with a swiss army knife and wet wipes with the intention of harming himself - but after falling down while jogging, he decided impulsively to kill the person that was jogging by in the area he fell. Still a strange story.

Man gets life imprisonment and caning for murdering fellow jogger in Punggol during 'circuit breaker'

The victim, who was stabbed while jogging along Punggol Field Road, was killed "senselessly", said the prosecutor.

www.channelnewsasia.com

One of the most famous haunted houses in Singapore is called the Matilda House, referenced here :

Matilda House in Punggol, rumoured to be Haunted.

Apparitions Caught on Photos at Old Matilda House in Punggol

This house was owned by an opium planting tycoon and his family were called the Cashin family. He built it for his wife who was named Matilda, hence Matilda house. Apparently nothing tragic happened in the house, but later on when they moved out, the house was a hotbed of paranormal encounters and hauntings, with a number of stories mentioning a woman being seen on the roof of the house. Some photographers have also taken photographs in the house where the entities have appeared on their pics. It is nicknamed the "White House" by paranormal investigators- and for some reason the government could never demolish the house when they redeveloped the whole area. Urban legends say that construction companies suffered mysterious worker deaths on site, or equipment refused to work when they tried to demolish it. In the end the Singapore government re-classified it as a "Heritage building"; meaning that it cant be demolished and any new development must incorporate the building into its design. The Matilda house is now part of a private condominium complex, interestingly named "A Treasure Trove" and the house is right in the middle of high rise residential buildings and functions as a clubhouse. Again urban legends say that a few Masters were brought in to "negotiate" with the entities and a compromise of sorts was reached. However in order to be safe, the management of the Treasure Trove complex keeps the lights on in Matilda House 24/7 and it is never in darkness.

5. The Matilda house is about 600-700m straight line distance from the site of the murder.

On another note - i didn't realize it then - although the haunted Matilda house was 700m away from the murder site - the murder actually occurred next to public housing blocks that were called The Verandah@Matilda & Matilda Sundeck. Map of murder site in the article below.

Punggol Field murder: Man gets life term, caning for stabbing jogger in 'senseless' killing

He became angry after tripping and falling during his run, and decided to attack a stranger who jogged past him. Read more at straitstimes.com.

www.straitstimes.com

 

[jebediah]

Thanks... thanks...
Quote valid for me...

"A: Your energy was drained in order to get you in this state.

Q: ([Redacted]) Okay... By who? Or what?

A: Who? What? Illusions is the usual answer."

 

[Joe]

'Organized crime' has, in a roundabout way, come into focus in the case of Noah Donohoe's unsolved death.

Northern Ireland authorities (specifically, the British government's representative in Northern Ireland), in anticipation of an upcoming public inquiry into the case, recently decreed an unusual 'gag order':


What is a 'PII Certification'?

From Wikipedia:


The decision to 'not reveal something that authorities know' about how Noah Donohoe died has understandably caused outrage in Northern Ireland.

CCTV captured Noah Donohoe sneaking out of house at 3.30am and returning soaked on day of disappearance

Noah Donohoe (14) snuck out of his Belfast home at 3.30am on the day he would disappear and returned almost 35 minutes later after an unexplained and secret trip revealed today for the first time.

www.independent.ie

New details revealed about the Noah Donohoe case. The strange late night walk in the rain is suggestive, to me, of some kind of mind programming. Grooming, which was given as the reason for his death by the Cs, is also mentioned here.

Noah Donohoe (14) snuck out of his Belfast home at 3.30am on the day he would disappear and returned almost 35 minutes later after an unexplained and secret trip revealed today for the first time.

The teenager left his home at Fitzroy Avenue in South Belfast in pouring rain and wearing a T-shirt, shorts and flip-flops and carrying headphones.

When he returned at 4.05am, just as dawn was breaking, he was captured on CCTV soaking wet and without the headphones and the Marks and Spencer flip-flops.

[...] The footage, captured just 14 hours before his disappearance, was only revealed to lawyers working for mum Fiona Donohoe more than two years after her son’s tragic disappearance of June 21, 2020. [...]

The law firm who represent the family only received the footage detailing Noah’s late-night journey last October. His mother Fiona insists she had no idea he had left their home and can throw no light on where he may have gone. [...]

Crocker says the new revelations raise the prospect of third-party involvement in the teen’s death, which the PSNI have insisted there is no evidence of.

“As a senior officer on the case I would immediately have to consider coercion or grooming of the missing child, and today we are talking about potential involvement in drugs,” Crocker said.

“Where did he go? Why? Who did he meet? I am shocked that this key information has been withheld for so long,” he added.

“Huge investigative opportunities have been missed here. A public appeal to preserve CCTV, ‘RING’ footage, and witness testimony – anyone who might have seen Noah out at 3.30am in the morning.

“We might have been able to ascertain the purpose of his journey – if there was a coherent one. I have conducted numerous public appeals and I am perplexed that one was not conducted, especially when it appears the PSNI were aware of Noah’s secret trip while they were still searching for him.”

MacIntyre’s team of specialist investigators has been conducting a full review of the case with the support of the family for over two years, and a new TV documentary will be broadcast later this year.

The journalist, who previously worked with the Sunday World as a special investigator, revealed that the CCTV of Noah leaving the small block of flats where he lived, leads him to believe PSNI have only disclosed a fraction of the imagery they have of Noah’s early morning trip.

“The PSNI have not given any coherent explanation as to why this material was denied the family, and apparently the coroner, for more than two years,” said MacIntyre.

 

[Beau]

Grooming, which was given as the reason for his death by the Cs, is also mentioned here.

Considering the C's comments, it's certainly possible he saw something he wasn't supposed to see and became a loose end for the criminal elements he was tied up with.

 

[Joe]

Considering the C's comments, it's certainly possible he saw something he wasn't supposed to see and became a loose end for the criminal elements he was tied up with.

I was thinking it was more in line with a grooming, aka "mind programming" project by "underworld' gangs in league with pedophile politicians and that ilk.

 

[thorbiorn]

While preparing a post in the disclosure thread, I came across a saying in English, and recalled I had seen that in the transcripts, but there was more history to it than expected.
All that glitters is not gold

A: [Redacted] was given the key to solve her many inner conflicts years ago. The conflict is between her inner true being and her false personality that always seeks the least painful solution.

Q: (L) So, by seeking the least painful solutions in the short term, she ends up with longer term, more painful situations?

A: Exactly.

Q: (L) Anything else?

([Redacted]) And I haven't a clue.

A: All that glitters is not gold.

"All that glitter is not gold" is an aphorism dating back to the medieval times. It was Shakespeare who coined the modern expression, in the play, The Merchant of Venice. theidioms.com has:

“O hell! What have we here?
A carrion Death, within whose empty eye
There is a written scroll! I’ll read the writing.
All that glitters is not gold;”

The Wiki for the idiom, has the continuation:

All that glisters is not gold—
Often have you heard that told.
Many a man his life hath sold
But my outside to behold.
Gilded tombs do worms enfold.
Had you been as wise as bold,
Young in limbs, in judgment old,
Your answer had not been inscrolled
Fare you well. Your suit is cold—
— William Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice, Act II Scene 7

In the Wiki, one can find discussions of the words glister and glitters with the latter being the modern form.

The reversal: "All that is gold does not glitter"

The phrase is referenced with a reversal of the usual meaning in J. R. R. Tolkien's poem "The Riddle of Strider", originally written for The Fellowship of the Ring:[12]

All that is gold does not glitter,
Not all those who wander are lost;
The old that is strong does not wither,
Deep roots are not reached by the frost.

From the ashes a fire shall be woken,
A light from the shadows shall spring;
Renewed shall be blade that was broken,
The crownless again shall be king.
— J. R. R. Tolkien, "The Riddle of Strider", The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

The poem emphasizes that sometimes gold is hidden or mistaken for something else, as opposed to gaudy facades being mistaken for real gold. Strider, secretly the rightful king of Gondor, appears to be a mere Ranger. Both Tolkien's phrase and the original ask the reader to look beneath the skin, rather than judging on outward appearance.[12]

Venice here, Venice there, and another example of "All that glitters is not gold"
I learned yesterday, from an interview with Cynthia Chung about her book 'The Empire on Which the Sun Never Set: The Anglo-American Origins of International Fascism (vol 1)' that Venice is the stage for an unfinished work by Friedrich Schiller, the Ghost Seer (book), see this literary comment, and her video A Study of Schiller's Ghost Seer which I was listening to while writing and discovering with surprise the use of the idiom in The Merchant of Venice. Chung mentions, in the interview, that the plague was preceded by a banking collapse orchestrated from Venice. Apparently so, see: How Venice Rigged The First, and Worst, Global Financial Collapse by Paul B. Gallagher who writes the collapse peaked in 1345, while the Black Death peaking in Europe from 1347-1351. A financial collapse in which banks, values and institutions that were trusted as gold lose their credibility, could be an example of a situation when "All that glitters is not gold".

"All that glitters is not gold" for teachers and students
BBC has videos prepared to help teachers teach and students to learn the intricacies of the English language. The following short clip explains the meaning, origin and use of "All that glitters is not gold". It tells a story and is also a bit funny.

 

[lilies]

"All that glitter is not gold" is an aphorism dating back to the medieval times. It was Shakespeare who coined the modern expression, in the play, The Merchant of Venice. theidioms.com has:

Regards the person in the session: choosing the harder way - to learn by considerable pain in life - is the usually chosen route, I think. This makes learning lessons more ingrained / deep rooted / embedded, which just might be the goal for a souls mission. In order to get into 'True Desperation Mode' / suffer through the pain of emotional bankruptcies so to activate latent abilities with higher probability. Latter I think might have been the intent during pre-screening before incarnation. These abilities I think required / intended for use during the incoming hard times.

I think who ever wrote these lines for Shakespeare - has the familiar weird word-usage typical of a shaman. The route by which precognitive visions are conceived-received by the mind and the translation-conversion of these Imagery to words is a typical style / pattern of a clairvoyant prophet. I think the pattern is recognizable. I think therefore this person was a psychic and weaved her-his received mental imagery into verse / compatible theater plays. Surprisingly also matches the style of alchemists, if I'm not mistaken: therefore Tolkien also might have been a 'Sensitive'.