The quantity of spike protein created via the mRNA transfection process in humans continues to grow. This case shows that at 3.5 years, the lack of an off switch allows continual gene expression.  This means that individuals may express that gene and produce those proteins indefinitely. This case documents the longest reported in vivo persistence [...]

Joshua Stylman’s essay on refusing to give the digital identification is a great read and definitely worth sharing. The system requires your participation to work. The catch is that this may also be its biggest weakness. It only becomes a cage when adoption is near-universal. In other words, when opting out means you can’t participate [...]

Discernment regarding the technology choices that one makes continues to remain important.  In many cases, doing away with social media entirely is the best choice.  Freedom and knowledge for posterity is given up bit by bit. The infrastructure for systems in which you “cannot buy or sell without an ID” is being assembled one prompted [...]

Upon checking for the word childish using grep on the server I stumbled upon a drastic difference in translation meanings. Wisdom, Chapter 4 in the KJV, says “Better it is to have no children, and to have virtue: for the memorial thereof is immortal: because it is known with God, and with men. ” Whereas [...]

One problem that a person studying the Bible will encounter rears its ugly head in this example. That is the false word. In this case, the word is gentiles.   The screenshot below of a website shows a Greek text and an English text of Amos 9:12.  The English text presented uses the word gentiles.  The [...]

A discrepancy appears in the King James’ Version and other Masoretic Text bibles relative to the Septuagint version in the book of Jeremiah (ΙΕΡΕΜΙΑΣ). The Masoretic Text derived bibles equate the king with the deity.  The term LORD of hosts supposedly represents a place in the original language texts where the divine name appears.  That [...]

Michael Licona, Associate Professor of Theology at Houston Baptist University, published a shocking view from his book, The Resurrection of Jesus: A New Historiographical Approach. He claims that the passage in Matt. 27:52-53 describing the raised saints coming out of their graves is apocalyptic imagery injected into the narrative and not a literal assertion of [...]

I am blogging like it’s 2006 again. Countless people write about social justice and their experienced reality and they find praise and acclaim. I stifled my words for a long while because I believed that I would be even less able to find a job without stifling my words. My experience is valuable and would [...]

“How The Masses Deal With Risk (And Why They Remain Poor)” appeared on Capitalist Exploits in January of 2016. The quote that resonated the most was “What is also a fact is that the mean return of early stage VC investments is north of 50% per annum. This is the mean and like anything else [...]

Age of the earth debates from the old-age side are based on linear regressions which are parameter estimates and arguing about whether that’s a fact or not is like arguing about whether the expected value of a portfolio is a fact or not. It’s an absurd thing to claim as truth and argue about since [...]