I have fiction, probably two boxes, not much on shelves. I majored in Lit. I read non fiction more so past twenty years or so. Revisit some old books of fiction now and then. SF I devoured from 8-30. Non fiction reading more or less like Philosophy. Though I agree biography, history, political science and psychology can contain much fiction. Poetry I read. For instance the Lake Poets. Yeats. Others.
The "immune system," according to several "doctors," doesn't develop until age two, which makes sense, if the immune system is actually the body's memories of fighting off pathogens. If this theory is true, "natural immunity" is a lifelong process.
Poisoning infants and, for that matter, anyone, with injections that are supposed to create such memories has never been proven particularly beneficial, but the harm such injections ("vaccines") cause has been widely documented.
“We have not yet begun to fight.”
I have fiction, probably two boxes, not much on shelves. I majored in Lit. I read non fiction more so past twenty years or so. Revisit some old books of fiction now and then. SF I devoured from 8-30. Non fiction reading more or less like Philosophy. Though I agree biography, history, political science and psychology can contain much fiction. Poetry I read. For instance the Lake Poets. Yeats. Others.
Good poem.
The "immune system," according to several "doctors," doesn't develop until age two, which makes sense, if the immune system is actually the body's memories of fighting off pathogens. If this theory is true, "natural immunity" is a lifelong process.
Poisoning infants and, for that matter, anyone, with injections that are supposed to create such memories has never been proven particularly beneficial, but the harm such injections ("vaccines") cause has been widely documented.
Lest we engage with the other side https://thegreatreject.substack.com/p/but-what-about-all-the-evidence?r=1342fs&s=w&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&utm_source=direct