Some of the claims made in this video have left me scratching my head.
I stopped after 20 minutes.
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The last time my intuition really gobsmacked me was May of 24 when the aurora came over Puerto Rico and I was like this is not good. Then at the same time the aurora also showed up at 12 south latitude in Brazil and I was like this is not supposed to happen. What does it mean?
Well it means that the magnetic field of the planet is weaker.
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when a planet's magnetic field is weak it allows the comets to come in or the asteroids to come in from the Kyper belt that's the part of the story that's the halftruth but that's not the part that ever gets published in the textbooks
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We grew up in the same place. Um you remember when you were a little boy that Florida was the seed of the sunshine shade and oranges. Yeah, oranges are extinct. How can it be? Uh it's tied to this magnetic story.
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the magnetic flux meaning the oasis is a big issue and because it's a big issue and it's now varied like since 2012 we've lost 10% of the magnetic field on earth
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In the hypothetical, if the oranges have gone extinct in Florida, does that tell you over time it probably won't be a habitable place for humans?
Yeah. Well, that's you just hit on the the very interesting part of the story.
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when we lose oranges, the first thing that it means to me is that the land, meaning the east coast of the United States, is beginning to desertify, turn in to the Sahara desert.
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Because the Earth, much like us or much like oranges, when the environment changes, we need to react to it. That's what our mitochondria does. That's what a plant's chloroplast does. So, what is the earth reaction? It's creating more CO2 in the environment because CO2 is a paramagnetic gas. It actually acts to cool the earth down. We've been told through media that it's the opposite effect. Turns out that that's not the truth.
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You know, I live in El Salvador. We've had probably more earthquakes this year than probably any other year that I lived there. the past five years haven't had any volcanic eruptions. But 115 miles from me, Guatemala City, we've had three eruptions, major eruptions of the volcanoes there.
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Dr. Kruse is the author of Epi-Paleo Rx: The Prescription for Disease Reversal and Optimal Health, and he currently writes and speaks about his approach to wellness and longevity.
He doesn't look healthy, and none of this sounds like "science" to me.
disclaimer: I'm in florida, and I saw an orange last week.
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[1]
The last time my intuition really gobsmacked me was May of 24 when the aurora came over Puerto Rico and I was like this is not good. Then at the same time the aurora also showed up at 12 south latitude in Brazil and I was like this is not supposed to happen. What does it mean?
Well it means that the magnetic field of the planet is weaker.
[2]
when a planet's magnetic field is weak it allows the comets to come in or the asteroids to come in from the Kyper belt that's the part of the story that's the halftruth but that's not the part that ever gets published in the textbooks
[3]
We grew up in the same place. Um you remember when you were a little boy that Florida was the seed of the sunshine shade and oranges. Yeah, oranges are extinct. How can it be? Uh it's tied to this magnetic story.
[4]
the magnetic flux meaning the oasis is a big issue and because it's a big issue and it's now varied like since 2012 we've lost 10% of the magnetic field on earth
[5]
In the hypothetical, if the oranges have gone extinct in Florida, does that tell you over time it probably won't be a habitable place for humans?
Yeah. Well, that's you just hit on the the very interesting part of the story.
[6]
when we lose oranges, the first thing that it means to me is that the land, meaning the east coast of the United States, is beginning to desertify, turn in to the Sahara desert.
[7]
Because the Earth, much like us or much like oranges, when the environment changes, we need to react to it. That's what our mitochondria does. That's what a plant's chloroplast does. So, what is the earth reaction? It's creating more CO2 in the environment because CO2 is a paramagnetic gas. It actually acts to cool the earth down. We've been told through media that it's the opposite effect. Turns out that that's not the truth.
[8]
You know, I live in El Salvador. We've had probably more earthquakes this year than probably any other year that I lived there. the past five years haven't had any volcanic eruptions. But 115 miles from me, Guatemala City, we've had three eruptions, major eruptions of the volcanoes there.
[9]
Dr. Kruse is the author of Epi-Paleo Rx: The Prescription for Disease Reversal and Optimal Health, and he currently writes and speaks about his approach to wellness and longevity.
He doesn't look healthy, and none of this sounds like "science" to me.
disclaimer: I'm in florida, and I saw an orange last week.