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http://consciouslifenews.com/scientific-proof-galactic-energies-triggered-worldwide-consciousness-ex
pansion/114819/

Scientific Proof that Galactic Energies Have Triggered Worldwide Consciousness Expansion

On Dec 22, 2010, one day after the Winter Solstice/total lunar eclipse, earthquake sensors all over the planet all went off at the same time with full signal strength. According to Sereda, this was not an earthquake – the entire planet vibrated.

On Dec 23, 2010 NASA reported that the largest storm ever recorded on Saturn erupted and is still going on today. Saturn is usually a very smooth object to look at. But, the storm on Saturn is massive. (Note that the storm may have also begun on Dec 22, but wasn’t reported until the next day.)

The Sun normally rises over Greenland’s most westerly town, Ilulissat, on January 13, ending a month-and-a-half of winter darkness. For the first time in history, sunlight crept above the horizon two days early on January 11, 2011 [1.11.11] at 1pm. The media attributed the cause of the early sunrise to the melting of Greenland’s ice. According to Sereda, that is laughable. Even Time Magazine said no. Many, many miles of ice would have have melted for this theory to be correct.

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Hey /sci/, biotechfags especially,

what do you think of my highdea?

I waked and baked and was thinking something along these lines in the shower this morning:

EHEC, EPEC, ETEC, you name it EC, all have this huge plasmid in common that contains some of their virulence factors. My first thought was "oh shit, couldn't they totally transfer that plasmid DNA to your normal flora E. colis/other normal flora bacteria?

Turns out they do, luckily, the immune response makes you shed them so there is no infinite loop of horizontal gene transfer keeping you shitting like crazy for the rest of your life.

I was thinking, what if we stuck a plasmid that coded for some kind of mechanism that could degrade Stx into your normal flora E. colis? I mean, we put all kinds of wacky shit into that organism and it works, why not? Grow that strain of EC in your gut and never worry about Stx again.

Hey /sci/, biotechfags especially,

what do you think of my highdea?

I waked and baked and was thinking something along these lines in the shower this morning:

EHEC, EPEC, ETEC, you name it EC, all have this huge plasmid in common that contains some of their virulence factors. My first thought was "oh shit, couldn't they totally transfer that plasmid DNA to your normal flora E. colis/other normal flora bacteria?

Turns out they do, luckily, the immune response makes you shed them so there is no infinite loop of horizontal gene transfer keeping you shitting like crazy for the rest of your life.

I was thinking, what if we stuck a plasmid that coded for some kind of mechanism that could degrade Stx into your normal flora E. colis? I mean, we put all kinds of wacky shit into that organism and it works, why not? Grow that strain of EC in your gut and never worry about Stx again.

anyone can send source to download this book for free?
Quantum Biochemistry
Chérif F. Matta

>>1791468
Yeah.

It's all life, dawg