Somewhat Insulated, The cold front hit yesterday afternoon, and the cold north wind blew all night at 15 to 20 mph. When we got to Yoakum from Austin last night it was warm downstairs in the new house, but kind of cold upstairs, where I had left the windows open. I closed them. This morning it was pleasantly cool downstairs and cooler upstairs, but did not feel cold, as it did outside in the wind. The insulation seems to do a fine job, even in a sustained wind.
I appreciate this post. In my wide-ranging readings and research, I came to similar conclusions about the parts of history that have not been openly expressed, especially those related to these recurring catastrophic cycles. During more meditative and inspired states, I also concluded what your conclusion infers about most of the powercrowd not knowing the details of these cycles as well, although what I inferred was that a great many of them are also taken advantage of by older and more studied groups (or hiveminds, if you like), who use their greed and their corruption for their own ends to secure stable forms of life on the planet and its surroundings (think of the Bene Gesserit). This is one of the obvious aspects of the Green Revolution: deliberately tanking key economies and technological innovation by forcing them into dead ends (literally). If you remember (or ever watched) the X-Files series, you might recall that the humans who made deals with the aliens attempted to con the aliens and devised ways to facilitate but also resist genetic assimilation: they were going to use vaccines to alter certain lines within the species to prevent the rewriting process. Polluting the planet and the humans are ways for certain groups to blackmail and resist other groups, and you can see among humans how putting a gun to the head of the hostage is a strategy not only to try and motivate law enforcement to comply, but it is also a way to try and motivate criminals the same way ("I'll just blow up your synthdrug labs and your bank vaults!"). Different groups want different goals, but many of them realize not only the fragility of life on this planet, and in this region, but also the timing of events needed to keep that life filtered, evolving, yet harvestable.
I appreciate your indulgence with these fringe ideas. 😉
I wonder why you say you believe in man caused global warming then post recommended videos saying it’s foundation is trash?
The same people that say we (as in we the dirty masse) have to stop driving real cars and live in a little huts and not eat meat and do whatever else they say are the ones flying all over the place in their private jets and buying beachfront mansions and otherwise showing that they don’t believe it to be true for a second. It’s all about power - there’s not a shred of truth to human caused global warming and your videos showed some important points supporting that position that I was unaware of.
I live in an area with a great many mining tunnels from the 1850's gold rush era which were re-visited during the escalating anti-vax madness that was building during the worst of the pandemic. I know where to hold out with the family so that is good. I also had co2 issues but never worried too much as I know nature has HUGE flex. Good article John
Hi Dr. John, what a good article, what is the name of that heater on the wall and how to get it for the cold/hot weather in Florida? I am learning all these prepping ang gardening and working at the same time. Thank you.
Hot wiring! what a sixties concept. Ben is an interesting person and informative. I've watched most of his videos over the past year or so and having paid a lot of attention to the warming science and sharing the concerns around it, I too have seen things both in global trends as well as local that don't seem to be lining up with the projected path put out by the narrative. Ben's theories seem to explain quite a few unanswered questions in geology and anthropology better than the "experts" seem to do. Concerning your avocado's, I have an old friend who grew an fig tree here in Canada, he used to dig a trench fairly deep starting at the root ball and buried it for the winter. After the leaves had started to shed he would loosen the soil around the root ball and lay it down in the trench, binding the limbs in quite tight to the trunk and cover with earth and mulch. In the spring once he thought it warm enough he would unearth it and stand it back up for the summer. He done this for many years. I don't know if this is worth your effort or even possible with an avocado tree, but for what it is worth, my two cents.
Really good post. The sudden cold front has sparked much change. From 70’s Friday to 20’s Saturday. The lettuces in the small greenhouse doing splendidly. Beets, leeks, garlic, carrots outdoors seem happy.
The sun and EM energy concerns are primal. The coming changes daunting to contemplate.
Hey, John Day.
I appreciate this post. In my wide-ranging readings and research, I came to similar conclusions about the parts of history that have not been openly expressed, especially those related to these recurring catastrophic cycles. During more meditative and inspired states, I also concluded what your conclusion infers about most of the powercrowd not knowing the details of these cycles as well, although what I inferred was that a great many of them are also taken advantage of by older and more studied groups (or hiveminds, if you like), who use their greed and their corruption for their own ends to secure stable forms of life on the planet and its surroundings (think of the Bene Gesserit). This is one of the obvious aspects of the Green Revolution: deliberately tanking key economies and technological innovation by forcing them into dead ends (literally). If you remember (or ever watched) the X-Files series, you might recall that the humans who made deals with the aliens attempted to con the aliens and devised ways to facilitate but also resist genetic assimilation: they were going to use vaccines to alter certain lines within the species to prevent the rewriting process. Polluting the planet and the humans are ways for certain groups to blackmail and resist other groups, and you can see among humans how putting a gun to the head of the hostage is a strategy not only to try and motivate law enforcement to comply, but it is also a way to try and motivate criminals the same way ("I'll just blow up your synthdrug labs and your bank vaults!"). Different groups want different goals, but many of them realize not only the fragility of life on this planet, and in this region, but also the timing of events needed to keep that life filtered, evolving, yet harvestable.
I appreciate your indulgence with these fringe ideas. 😉
Thanks for the heads up. Already located some caves.
I love Ben's work. Thank you for highlighting it for your readers.
You are in Yoakum! I live not far south from you! Sounds like you've done your good research on how to live well in Nature! Best of luck!
John,
I wonder why you say you believe in man caused global warming then post recommended videos saying it’s foundation is trash?
The same people that say we (as in we the dirty masse) have to stop driving real cars and live in a little huts and not eat meat and do whatever else they say are the ones flying all over the place in their private jets and buying beachfront mansions and otherwise showing that they don’t believe it to be true for a second. It’s all about power - there’s not a shred of truth to human caused global warming and your videos showed some important points supporting that position that I was unaware of.
Thanks.
I live in an area with a great many mining tunnels from the 1850's gold rush era which were re-visited during the escalating anti-vax madness that was building during the worst of the pandemic. I know where to hold out with the family so that is good. I also had co2 issues but never worried too much as I know nature has HUGE flex. Good article John
Hi Dr. John, what a good article, what is the name of that heater on the wall and how to get it for the cold/hot weather in Florida? I am learning all these prepping ang gardening and working at the same time. Thank you.
Interesting read. One we are all dead we won't know it.
Hot wiring! what a sixties concept. Ben is an interesting person and informative. I've watched most of his videos over the past year or so and having paid a lot of attention to the warming science and sharing the concerns around it, I too have seen things both in global trends as well as local that don't seem to be lining up with the projected path put out by the narrative. Ben's theories seem to explain quite a few unanswered questions in geology and anthropology better than the "experts" seem to do. Concerning your avocado's, I have an old friend who grew an fig tree here in Canada, he used to dig a trench fairly deep starting at the root ball and buried it for the winter. After the leaves had started to shed he would loosen the soil around the root ball and lay it down in the trench, binding the limbs in quite tight to the trunk and cover with earth and mulch. In the spring once he thought it warm enough he would unearth it and stand it back up for the summer. He done this for many years. I don't know if this is worth your effort or even possible with an avocado tree, but for what it is worth, my two cents.
Really good post. The sudden cold front has sparked much change. From 70’s Friday to 20’s Saturday. The lettuces in the small greenhouse doing splendidly. Beets, leeks, garlic, carrots outdoors seem happy.
The sun and EM energy concerns are primal. The coming changes daunting to contemplate.
Time-worthy to get to the second to the last paragraph. Thank you.
thank you.