Planet Earth or Planet Oceana?
The majority of the planet is covered in water. Technology can help us protect it.
“You differ from a great man in only one respect: the great man was once a very little man, but he developed one important quality:
he recognized the smallness and narrowness of his thoughts and actions.”
― Wilhelm Reich,
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We are all made of nutrients, and so is the planet.
Nutrients are simply the building blocks of life, like minerals are the building blocks of rocks or metals. Atoms are the building blocks of minerals and nutrients, and all the combinations of complex molecules and larger life forms - including humans.
Water is a simple molecule made of one atom of oxygen and two atoms of hydrogen. The quantum effects of light and mass which were described by Albert Einstein act at the sub-atomic level of electrons and protons and also may effect very small atoms and molecules.
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E = MC2 ~ Energy equals Mass times the Speed of Light (C2) squared - so the mass has to be very small to require less energy than the speed of light in order to move in energy form. (space.com)
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Quantum mechanics does not mean mass/energy moves faster than the speed of light. (physics.stackexhange.com)
Many small particles, electrons or protons or more complex very small molecules, are electrically active within a electric/magnetic field, called plasma fields or quantum fields.
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For more information see the video lecture: Quantum Fields: The Real Building Blocks of the Universe - with David Tong, (Youtube).
If this seems confusing - it is, even the physicists admit that - see the video or the links.
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Electrons are very small - the energy of an electron is roughly 0.000,000,000,000,081,87 kgm/s (81.87 x 10e -15).
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Protons are slightly larger - the energy of a proton, momentum to move a proton, is roughly 0.000,000,000,150,3 kgm/s (15.03 x 10e-11).
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My own mass (weight in kilograms) is larger, the energy I contain, the momentum to move me in energy form, is roughly 7,190,000,000,000,000,000 kgm/s (kilogram meters/second) (719 x 10e16).
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The speed of light is 299,792,458 meters per second.
So roughly an electron and a proton have a mass and an energy close to zero, photons of light have a mass of zero - I do not have a mass or energy close to zero and have to drive at the speed limit instead of quantumly moving at the speed of light.
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The unknowns of "out-of-body consciousness" are unknown - can we learn how to disconnect our energy forms from our physical body so that maybe we can move at the speed of light in "remote viewing," as CIA or Russian experiments have shown to be possible? Near death experiences from around the world, across cultures, tend to have similar stories to share.
We do seem to have an energy form that some poeple can learn to access while they are still alive, and others may have visited temporarily during a deadly health incident. Having adequate iodine and thyroid function seems to be critical to come out of a "coma" type of near death experience. Organ harvesting, sadly, may be occurring for patients who could be saved if thyroid hormone and two adrenal gland hormones were given to help bring the person out of the coma state. A doctor in Brazil discovered that many coma patients might be saved if thyroid and adrenal hormones were given. The horror is that some of the patients might have some awareness from an 'out-of-body' perspective but aren't able to show the presence of consciousness to the medical team.
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Neurologist exposes ‘brain death’ myth behind multi-billion-dollar organ transplant industry - LifeSite, Jun 5, 2019, (lifesitenews.com)
“Here is our interview with Dr. Cicero Coimbra, MD, PhD, followed by a video of his talk at the recent “brain death” conference in Rome.” (lifesitenews.com)
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Iodine and an Old Lie, Still Being Spread, (deNutrients.substack). We are being overloaded with bromide, fluoride and chloride and other goitrogens compared to the amount of iodine in our average diet and supplements - and that seems to increase thyroid conditions, autism and other neurologic conditions, and apparently increases risk of coma.
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If interested in 'out-of-body consciousness', I recommend the book by Stuart Wilde called The Sixth Sense. (stuartwilde.com) He provides stories of his own experiences and describes techniques he has developed for 'traveling' out-of-body - visiting the energy world. The Breaking News, should you choose to listen... Stuart says the energy world is a mixed place of positive and negative energy beings and the people most confused by the after-life are the very religious people with a strong belief that "Heaven" is a segregated place. His main tip about negative energy - it is your mental power, just leave, just 'say no' metaphorically... but don't stay to chat. Manipulative trickiness is a risk from the negative energy beings and you are likely not equipped for that chat.
Within plants photosynthesis involves quantum effects and within our cells mitochondria provide us with energy using quantum effects. The nutrients we eat, the toxins that we are exposed to, and the electrical magnetic frequencies that we are exposed to may all help or hinder our cellular health, which then effects our overall health. Other animals and plants are also effected by the nutrients available to them and the toxins and electrical magnetic frequencies to which they are exposed.
For a healthy planet we need to protect ourselves and other life from toxins, work to use and recycle resources (nutrients) in a sustainable manner, and limit exposure of the life forms to excessive electrical magnetic frequencies. That is a big goal, however humans are smart and creative and can achieve big accomplishments - we can do this if we work together. Our children and great, great, great grandchildren need us to keep our eyes on the long term goal of protecting our paradise - Planet Earth.
Earth - our home
A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE.
Planet Earth is a great place to live - more so for some than others. Climate change and urban and industrial pollution affect some areas more than others and the types of risks vary. Preparing in advance to cope with expected change can reduce risk of harm to life, whether human or farm animal or wildlife, and reduce risk of damage to property.
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The focus of the blog and other areas of this website includes how technology may help with more sustainable management of resources and preventative health information for humans and the environment. Phytoplankton in the ocean make about half of the oxygen in our atmosphere - the health of the ocean is also our health.
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For more information about oceans, or to donate in support of ocean health see a nonprofit organization site, (unaffiliated with this site): oceana.org.
Nutrition
Nutrients make everything possible.
The word nutrient generally refers to the minerals and more complex chemicals found in food that are needed for sustaining life. Oxygen is also a nutrient that we absorb from the air and we exhale carbon dioxide. Other animals on land and in the ocean also need oxygen to breath and exhale carbon dioxide. Plants and phytoplankton produce oxygen and use carbon dioxide.
It is a cycle that has worked well for millions of years. Since the industrial age when humans started using coal in large quantities the carbon dioxide being produced has increased. Trees and the ocean plant life can help absorb some of the excess carbon dioxide but we have to stop cutting down forests and harming ocean habitats with agricultural chemical run-off. Fertilizer run-off leads to acidification and oxygen dead zones in coastal ocean waters.
The food choices that we make as humans are affecting our planet in ways that are not just about "CO2" but the agricultural methods we choose are affecting the ocean. When it becomes too acidic the coral reeves are more likely to die and shellfish will be unable to form their shells. The ocean is currently absorbing some of the extra CO2 that is being produced from burning fuel but the chemical reaction will stop working once the ocean reaches a certain acidity level.
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Scope of Practice is a term used in health professions to describe an area of expertise. My career experience is in the area of prenatal and early childhood nutrition counseling with training and some work experience across the lifespan.
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The Nutrition page has nine sub-linked pages with resources by other dietitians or posts I have written organized by topic.
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The About Jen page has some of my work history and other interests.
Technology
Information Technology - IT.
Technology includes machinery and other structures. Information Technology (IT) refers more specifically to computer and telecommunications technology. Specialization in engineering, IT, and other areas of work also has experts who focus on specific types of tasks. Extensive training and experience are needed to create software programs or design machines. Generally teams work together with different types of specialists doing parts of the whole.
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In the business world and technology industry a team may include a person who knows a little about many things - a jack of all trades. Having a wider perspective may help the team save time by sharing information from other fields of study that the specialists may not have been aware of - why reinvent the wheel when someone in the already established wheel industry can just make one to spec?
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The "IT Co" tab with nine sub-linked pages about services that a fictional jack of all trades IT company might do for a business or individual. From network wiring computers, content and graphic design, to building or repairing cell towers, IT firms handle a lot of our daily needs without our awareness. The pages are linked to a variety of companies in the various fields or educational resources about the specialties.
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​The Industries tab is one page with a brief description of the major sectors involved with Information Technology.
Aurora - The Northern Lights
The Northern Lights are a colorful display seen in areas near to the Arctic Circle. It is a physics phenomenon - electrically active atoms of oxygen and nitrogen - moving in a fluid and colorful display of a quantum field. (csegrecorder)