November 7, 2026

Science leaves us 2/3’s blind by accepting “Body” (matter), and refusing to acknowledge Spirit, and Soul, and yet the booze in every liquor store still proclaims the reality of “Spirit”!

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“I can smell the chemicals, blinding me with science, science –science – science.”

Episode #705 covers the failing system that is mainstream science, and the benefits of natural science: with Matt Pace.

“I, I don’t believe it, there she goes again. She’s tidied up and I can’t find anything. All my tubes and wires and careful notes… And antiquated notions.” So sang Thomas Dolby (Thomas Morgan Robertson) in 1982, as he filmed the music video for his hit song “She Blinded Me with Science”. It was shot in a mansion managed by Crown Estates, proceeds of which help fund the monarchy. The Holme is a mansion located on “Inner Circle” by “Regent’s Park”, in the City of Westminster, London. Dolby later launched a music tech company in Silicon Valley in the early 90’s. When you are in, you’re in, and when you are out, you’re us.

I chose to reference the Thomas Dolby song because it played around the clock for years on MTV and FM radio, making it well known to a generation. The song boldly announces in its title the main idea put forth in this episode, and in the last bridge of the song, a reference is made to the superior methods of the dying analog era as “antiquated notions”. Most of us had no idea in the very early 1980’s that our beloved analog lives were on the brink of extinction. Apparently, Mr. Dolby did, as he would be in Silicon Valley the very next decade, helping to foster the digital take-over.

If you are able to recall, one of the first big steps down as music went digital was audio fidelity. Even now, digital music is nowhere near the audio quality we experienced in the era of 12” albums. Not only does digital encoding compress the life out of the audio, we also walked away from quality speaker systems. That includes nowadays, using earbuds which produce a fraction of the audio quality we once enjoyed, on top of audio files that have had the “life” and range compressed out of them.

Audio is only one example of the huge step down we have taken with digital systems. In my view, the only thing we have gained, across the board, is convenience. At first, this convenience was a big deal. Information was becoming available and accessed at levels never before witnessed. It appeared the information age had truly arrived. But, lo and behold, what had actually arrived was open censorship and total information control, along with the ability to constantly edit information, and limit it in real time, bringing the barn wall from the book Animal Farm into our reality.

When you give up quality and reliability for convenience, the loss of ethics is automatically not far behind. This loss we now experience every day. The divisiveness, and absence of societal ethics, is part and parcel of life on the internet, and I have an idea of what has contributed to this sad reality.

Back in the analog era, we actually put forth effort and planning for things, like music and information. We went out into the world and worked for the money that made them available, and went out into the world to obtain them. There is something about sitting in a lazy boy at home and clicking a button to get just about anything that has devalued nearly anything we can get, and this does not even speak to the absent quality of the vast majority of what is purchased on the internet. It is an open joke now that everything is now made in China, and that what is made in China lacks quality. There are whole channels on YouTube making comedy of the “crap” purchased on places like Temu, and don’t get me started on our inability to try on the clothes we buy with a click now. Convenience indeed…

The loss of quality has far-reaching effects. Almost nothing we buy now will be handed down within our families, because it is mostly cheap junk that breaks quickly, and is then thrown away. This is by design, in an effort to keep the engine of commerce buzzing online. And in the making of junk, there is no pride or workmanship in product creation. It does not take a genius to understand that once upon a time, we made nearly everything we needed in this country. Back then, quality mattered, as did craftsmanship. By the 1980’s, the plan to dismantle and ship east all manufacturing in America was underway. The great American auto industry was the first major sign. You only need to watch Hollywood movies to comprehend the long-standing idea that America is being demoted, while China is on the rise as its eventual replacement on the world stage. And why wouldn’t it be? It is ready-made communism that our State Department forced back to the table after it was defeated, but that is a different story.

How many post-apocalyptic films set in America have you watched? Now, how many films have you seen showing a flourishing Asia in the future? The demotion of our country is clearly a long-standing plan, and the backbone of this plan was always digital systems that were planned and built for total control of population. It was China that proved it is possible, after they were handed free technology at a picnic in the summer of 1997 in Silicon Valley. Covidius Minimus placed the period and proofs on the end of this last sentence.

As long as we accept digital systems, we will continue to slide in the direction so many of us are not happy with. Said systems were not built to make the world a better place. They were built to control every heartbeat in this world, in real time, along with all of the products and systems required for life in this realm.

This episode is about the hijacking of science. It has been used to limit what is possible, and get us all to accept and believe in things that are not true. The truth will set us free. Never forget that it is Nature that holds and proves all truth in this realm. And while analog systems used Nature as a foundation, digital systems are divorced from such, by their very existence; and any system or belief that does not include a holistic view of what Nature proves is true will do the opposite of set you free.

I would like to wish you all a happy, healthy, and higher-minded new era.