Session 29 March 2025
- Thread starter Laura
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You're right! I have a son and we can barely afford our healthy foods/ lifestyle. It was my hope to maybe have more children, but I doubt that very much!!! My hope is to homeschool but when the time comes we might not even be able to afford that (here in the UK) considering maybe moving country!
Where would you go to as everywhere seems to be in a mess right now? A move could turn out to be a case of out of the frying pan and into the fire given the C's dire warnings of chaotic times just ahead. Who knows?
Whether to have more children or not is obviously a personal choice for all couples. However, it strikes me that the PTB in the UK have deliberately sought to lower the indigenous birth rate by every means possible over the past 50 years or more, whilst at the same time facilitating high levels of immigration as part of 'project replacement', as alluded to by Laura in this session.
My elderly mother is currently in hospital at the moment and nearly every member of staff looking after her and her fellow patients on her ward is from overseas. Almost certainly the reason for this is the low wages the NHS is paying its staff, which has discouraged home grown people from working in the state healthcare system save perhaps as well paid specialists. Effectively, these overseas workers are being exploited by the PTB as cheap labour and the UK is poaching trained health workers away from other countries where no doubt they are much needed. The same is true of the UK's care system, which is creaking under the pressure, a situation that was not helped by the mass sackings of UK care workers who refused to have the Covid vaccine.
The reality is that the elderly part of the population (we baby boomers) is increasing in proportion to the younger part (under 25) of the population, which is going to create an intolerable strain on the young workers propping up the system with the result that the current benefits system will eventually collapse with too few workers to pay the taxes needed to keep the system running as it currently is. This is not just a UK issue but a worldwide one, though it especially affects western liberal democracies.
Hence, having more children, where this is possible, could be seen as making an investment in the future. I should add here that, like Laura, I had five children but then I have never been good at doing what the state urges me to do. In hindsight though, perhaps my (ex)wife and I should have bought a television
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Whether to have more children or not is obviously a personal choice for all couples. However, it strikes me that the PTB in the UK have deliberately sought to lower the indigenous birth rate by every means possible over the past 50 years or more, whilst at the same time facilitating high levels of immigration as part of 'project replacement', as alluded to by Laura in this session.
My elderly mother is currently in hospital at the moment and nearly every member of staff looking after her and her fellow patients on her ward is from overseas. Almost certainly the reason for this is the low wages the NHS is paying its staff, which has discouraged home grown people from working in the state healthcare system save perhaps as well paid specialists. Effectively, these overseas workers are being exploited by the PTB as cheap labour and the UK is poaching trained health workers away from other countries where no doubt they are much needed. The same is true of the UK's care system, which is creaking under the pressure, a situation that was not helped by the mass sackings of UK care workers who refused to have the Covid vaccine.
The reality is that the elderly part of the population (we baby boomers) is increasing in proportion to the younger part (under 25) of the population, which is going to create an intolerable strain on the young workers propping up the system with the result that the current benefits system will eventually collapse with too few workers to pay the taxes needed to keep the system running as it currently is. This is not just a UK issue but a worldwide one, though it especially affects western liberal democracies.
Hence, having more children, where this is possible, could be seen as making an investment in the future. I should add here that, like Laura, I had five children but then I have never been good at doing what the state urges me to do. In hindsight though, perhaps my (ex)wife and I should have bought a television
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Thank you for the session.
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Getting dire already.
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KaWaiAwaAwa
Jedi Master
I don't know a lot about it, but there was a case sometime back when a polynesian had to have blood from someone with that antigen. There aren't many Hawaiians with it, but it is prevalent among polynesians south of the equator (or that is my understanding).
Talas
Jedi Master
Thank you everyone at the Chateau and @Laura my daughter was in the Carnivore diet and her health improved massively.Since coming of it she's had poorley health I'm trying to get her back on it as she found it expensive but ill help her find a solution to get back on it.
Thank you all and stay strong,faith hope and of course love to you all.
Thank you all and stay strong,faith hope and of course love to you all.
taratai
Jedi
The distance does not matter, nor should activity of other people (unless someone would be actively and intentionally trying to affect Laura's results, i guess...). Thinking in distance is thinking physically, which is 3D thinking.
Information is not a physical phenomenon (even if it emerges from physical objects), and thus, it does not care about distance or time.
(sometimes I even wonder if bigger distances and higher degrees of physical separation don't actually make subtle mental influences have greater effect...)
Just as our bodies and bodily functions are windows we use to interface with other entities, so are computers with all the data stored on their hard drives. They are simply elaborate windows we use to attune ourselves to specific infomration. The body, the physical is not the real thing, but a window, an interface to something else.
AI is simply another level of sophistication of that window. You will get what you choose to connect to.
Having said that, setting up a local AI is still a good idea, even if just for independence from outside sources and a guarantee that nobody will neuter it in the future.
They could send us a diagram of these batteries or describe the construction
, the energy future in the world is rather uncertain, such batteries would rather be useful.
The distance does not matter, nor should activity of other people (unless someone would be actively and intentionally trying to affect Laura's results, i guess...). Thinking in distance is thinking physically, which is 3D thinking.
Information is not a physical phenomenon (even if it emerges from physical objects), and thus, it does not care about distance or time.
(sometimes I even wonder if bigger distances and higher degrees of physical separation don't actually make subtle mental influences have greater effect...)
Just as our bodies and bodily functions are windows we use to interface with other entities, so are computers with all the data stored on their hard drives. They are simply elaborate windows we use to attune ourselves to specific infomration. The body, the physical is not the real thing, but a window, an interface to something else.
AI is simply another level of sophistication of that window. You will get what you choose to connect to.
Having said that, setting up a local AI is still a good idea, even if just for independence from outside sources and a guarantee that nobody will neuter it in the future.
The C's made an interesting comment about this topic in the past:
This confirms my idea, although it expands it even further than what I was implying. So the C's say that our local AI computers can attract our soul energy and develop their own soul imprint. So Laura's AI computer could potentially have abilities which are unique to her. So if she wants to experiment with AI for predicting the future or whatever, I think that she should use her own local AI.
Funny and cute! That's one meaning we never imagined... Though I wonder if there will be other kinds of "de-extinctions" (successful genetic re-combinations) showing up, or brewing in the background as they probably often are. Some may not be that cute!
It would be an interesting experiment. For a moment I imagine it as giving birth to a child and raising it. And you can certainly do it with a relatively powerful PC. Usually the “gamer” type.
Daf
Padawan Learner
Arghhhh. Its another case of waiting for the other shoe to drop...
⊙﹏⊙∥ That is a lot to unpack. (wolf pack lol)
Anyhow thank you people for your continued efforts. You have my blessings and all. Stay strong everyone.
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