Light of the World. — Be the Light.

Interesting character...Stayed with him in Mexico for 2 days. The opening poem to the book (the title of the video) 'Phytomphalos', I named my farm after....not many web mentions of it aside from my first student in Permaculture.

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It was in my new home that the Permaculture Design Course came to me . A group of us gathered at a local farm called ‘Phytomphalos’ where we did a local course using the guidance of an online PDC program. Lance Wildwood directed the class and we worked through the curriculum in a brilliantly hands on way, despite the distance we had from Permaculture Visions in Australia who was offering the course. Permaculture Design immediately made perfect sense to me.
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Hmmm...I seem to be reminiscing today.

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:D

She left me...

Forever alone!

Don't even try to make me feel better, ok?

I'm better off in misery to remind me of the good times!
:(

1. fear is false evidence
2. grief is weakening your immunity
3. shame is putting you in a box
4. guilt is holding societal expectation above your own



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Nuclear Fusion: Building a Star on Earth Is Hard – We Need Better Materials

Nuclear fusion is the process that powers the Sun and all other stars. During fusion, the nuclei of two atoms are brought close enough together that they fuse together, releasing huge amounts of energy.

But building what is essentially a mini star on Earth and holding it together inside a reactor is not an easy task. It requires immense temperatures and pressures and extremely strong magnetic fields.

There are many ways to contain nuclear fusion reactions on Earth, but the most common uses a doughnut-shaped device called a tokamak. Inside the tokamak, the fuels for the reaction – isotopes of hydrogen called deuterium and tritium – are heated until they become a plasma. A plasma is when the electrons in the atoms have enough energy to escape the nuclei and start to float around. Because it’s made up of electrically charged particles, unlike a normal gas, it can be contained in a magnetic field. This means it doesn’t touch the reactor sides – instead, it floats in the middle in a doughnut shape.

Although it’s mostly contained within a magnetic field, the reactor still has to withstand huge temperatures. At Iter, the world’s biggest fusion experiment, expected to be built by 2035, the hottest part of the machine would reach around 1,300 c

Neutrons have no charge so can’t be contained by the magnetic field. This means they hit against the walls of the reactor, causing damage.

All these incredibly complex challenges have contributed to huge advances in materials over the years. One of the most notable has been high temperature superconducting magnets, which are being used by various different fusion projects. These behave as superconductors at temperatures below the boiling point of liquid nitrogen. While this sounds cold, it’s high compared to the much colder temperatures other superconductors need.

One of the coolest things in science is something initially seen as a potential issue can turn into something positive. Fusion is no exception to this, and one very niche but noteworthy example is the case of tungsten fuzz. Fuzz is a nanostructure that forms on tungsten when exposed to helium plasma during fusion experiments. Initially considered a potential issue due to fears of erosion, there’s now research into non fusion applications, including solar water splitting – breaking it down into hydrogen and oxygen.

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It’s interesting she sees focuses on the dots and not the net.

Permaculture is so much better for plant life and wild life within agricultural boundaries for their health and wellness. Agriculture has been harsh in many aspects for a very long time as agriculture’s effects breed diseases constantly which humans try to recorrect causing more damage like roundup chemical cesspools which their hand infects their mouth.

Omg heard on the radio this morning many states are being invaded by outside species and to kill on site. It’s called the jumping worm. If you touch one, they thrash. They are displacing earthworms killing them which earthworms are the pivotal species for many reasons. Like the harmonious keystone species. Every good fisherman knows to gather worms under fruit trees. They say was brought over as bait from Asia.

I mean.....

Elon musk must be a fan of island of dr Moreau lol
Stirring the public interest

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Probably just snoop dog with a corona
Corona was topic of covid at the beginning

Thought provoking stuff and it does suspend your disbelief

So now to sort through which grade of class pulled that mysterious hitch there?

God knows..

Oh god wtf lol

Lol

That's a lizard or gator.

That lady is trippin.

Out here in my new whip like..


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It's gonna have to be more than a damn dog or gecko running through a yard to do that for me dude.

why did you say that, the fuck?..

you are trippin man, this is the real deal, the youtube moderator with his well kept beard implied so in his opening statement

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oh nahhh you trippin dawwwg.

LOL

Good morning.

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So cute!

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Haha, look at this fucking champ :))

Hopefully he has a home by now

The women say no. The men say yes.


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Lol

"It would destroy the family bond to a very great measure"



Jesus christ lady, calm your horses Lol

In those times, wasn’t it normal practice that the man was not involved in the birth? I’m pretty sure that is a yes. They were behind another door. Many cases had to choose between their wife or the baby to save before emergency surgery was an option. That past weighs heavy on their psyche to give answer to ingrained practices.