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How The Universe Might Have Come Into Existence

A little thought experiment:

Before the Hot Big Bang there were no photons, there was no light, and there was no “speed of light” limits or constraints.

So, how did the Hot Big Bang result in a Universe where Energy = mass x (speed of light)^2, or using a little algebra, where mass = Energy / (speed of light)^2?

https://open.substack.com/pub/william3n4z2/p/how-the-universe-might-have-come?r=1kb28q&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

An Apeiron Cycle Hypothesis (Rev. 1)

https://open.substack.com/pub/william3n4z2/p/apeiron-cycle-hypothesis-rev-1?r=1kb28q&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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For a magazine owned by the Rothschilds to let something like that out that is interesting. While this stuff sounds correct. I wonder about their motivations.

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"The social sciences have been attempting to copy the language and style of physics for more than a century. But the social sciences are trying to copy Newtonian physics..."

I think it's just the opposite. Newtonian physics is largely testable in the real world in real time, but in more theoretical physics, things don't have to be empirically proven (outside of particular and distorted laboratory conditions) before they're taken seriously.

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Yes, we are ignorant. It's fascinating to me how few understand that. Bravo to you and for this comment that led me here.:

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Back in 2018, there was a mass shooting. Some comedian with a big following posted an oh-gee-golly-shucks-whatever-is-causing-this? tweet.

He genuinely had no idea.

So I replied that injecting aluminum, a known neurotoxin, into kids probably didn't help.

Within a few minutes I had over 1,000 people who were mad at me. I was staring an an online lynch mob. That's an overwhelming feeling.

But I took a deep breath and slowly read through their replies. And I realized that I knew more about the dangers and toxicokinetics of aluminum than every single person who was yelling at me online.

So I saddled up and battled back. I fought for the next several hours asking questions that revealed their ignorance and providing study after study that proved my points.

By 1 in the morning, I was the last man standing — the other side had been reduced to ad hominem attacks with no valid evidence.

This experience taught me that:

1.) doing the work (actually reading the studies) makes an enormous difference; and

2.) We have a massive unaddressed problem of aluminum toxicity in this country that Team Vaccine does not want to talk about.

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Jul 13Liked by Toby Rogers

Thank you for this. I always tell my students that "the man who applied Ficol to Immunology has a lot to answer for", figuratively speaking of course. After that, it was simple to ignore the other 60-70% of immune cells and make immunology lympho-centric. A lot of good has come of the understanding thus gleaned from investigating the adaptive immune system. That notwithstanding, there have been at least two paradigm-shifting discoveries in the last 20 years. The first was the discovery of the Th17 cell system in 2005 and the second was the discovery of the innate lymphoid cell system in 2008. We still have next to no real understanding of how neutrophils work.

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Thank you for this thoughtful comment! 🙌

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Jul 13·edited Jul 13Liked by Toby Rogers

Off topic: I'm a subscriber (free for now to save money). I never get your articles in my email in-box.

(I circled back to your newsletter after one of your pieces was published at Brownstone).

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Are they going into a Spam folder perhaps? (I imagine you've already checked that.)

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I'll check. I used to get them in my email.

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Great book on this is by Michael Guillen, “ Believing is Seeing”. He is a Physicist & wanted to study the basic reasons that Physics & Religion are considered polar opposites. What he found not only changed his way of thinking, it changed his core beliefs about God & Christianity. He could no longer admit that these were opposites at all. In fact, he found so many similarities, his book evolved into how similar religion & physics is.

Believing Is Seeing: A Physicist Explains How Science Shattered His Atheism and Revealed the Necessity of Faith https://a.co/d/015zSV2I

For example, faith is just like the hypothesis in science. Without it, there wouldn’t be scientific discoveries. Faith is paramount in religion as well. It’s a very analytical look at what most would consider a settled science.

That science & religion ARE complete opposites.

But they aren’t!

There is too much that science can’t explain to completely dismiss creation by divine actions.

There’s so much we don’t understand about our world. We were not made to understand all of it.

We don’t have to understand everything about God either. We don’t have to be perfect, because we never could be. God loves us regardless. Love God & love people. Simple. It’s not complicated.

C.S. Lewis explains it brilliantly in “ Mere Christianity”.

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“At this point I don’t even think we can call immunology and vaccinology a science anymore. Instead they are a horrifying, barbaric mix of business and politics masquerading as science.”

VACCINES ARE SAFE, VACCINES SAVE LIVES. That can never change.

Always follow the money. The absolutes about vaccines allow for ever-increasing mass vaccination mandates, all liability free.

Everyone must fall in line and never question any aspect of man’s greatest medical intervention: VACCINES.

The medical community is so servile to any established medical procedure that most doctors see no injuries from vaccines or any increase in neurological disorders in children.

One in 36 kids with autism is the official U.S. rate. That’s fine with mainstream medicine and everyone down at CDC headquarters in Atlanta.

In Australia, the rate for autism is one in 25 children. In Scotland, it’s one in 23. It’s one in 21 in Ireland and one in 20 in Northern Ireland. No eyebrows were raised when these numbers came out.

When the U.S. rate takes another giant step upward next April, those in charge will once again remind doctors that it’s no real increase. They’re just getting better and better at recognizing autism. It’s all good.

And the damage will continue.

I recently wrote about a doctor who was alarmed about gender mutilation surgery at Texas Children’s Hospital.

https://annedachel.substack.com/p/dr-eithan-haim-a-medical-whistleblower

For his efforts, federal officials came to his door, and now he’s fighting prosecution in court.

It’s an object lesson for all doctors. DO NOT SPEAK OUT NO MATTER HOW EGREGIOUS OR FALSE SOMETHING IS IN MEDICINE. WE WILL DESTROY YOU.

Anne Dachel

Loss of Brain Trust https://www.lossofbraintrust.com/

Age of Autism https://www.ageofautism.com/

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“ VACCINES ARE SAFE, VACCINES SAVE LIVES. That can never change.”

Don’t forget the popular adage: “the science is settled”.

I read recently ( CHD website) in California they’re seeing autism spectrum in one of seven boys (clearly ONLY because of better diagnosis). CA by the way offers zero exemptions to all jabs in order to exist in society.

You can check out, but you can never leave…… once the jabs have been installed.

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Jul 7Liked by Toby Rogers

Excellent essay, shared it widely.

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bravo

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Jul 4Liked by Toby Rogers

I believe that Dr Jessica Rose has immunology as one of her three (or four?) degrees and I have heard her acknowledge the fact that immunology has more questions than answers, in its highly complex field of study. of course she is a complete anomaly in the field of biological sciences but the number acknowledging their lack of understanding is not zero. just saying...

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Hi Toby, in case I haven't mentioned it before, everything is epigenetic quantum physics. The Biology of Belief makes clear that everyone is control of creating their own reality. A lot of statements in the Bible express quantum principles such as "All things are possible for him who believes" being similar to "All things are in a state of restful probability". Dr. Bruce Lipton covers the medical implications of it very well in The Biology of Belief.

Here he covers the role of the microbiome and a bit about the the interaction of microbes and human cells. Reminder for anyone who reads: Humans are 43% human DNA, 57% microbe DNA. Cell-wise that works out to 10% human cells, and 90% microbe cells. Destroy the environment then you destroy all life. Before the 10 Commandments, there was the 1 cCommand: take care of the Earth. Microbes are the highest life forms on Earth, responsible for all life, even in the oceans. The tardigrade that lives in the corners of my eyes also thrive in outer space.

Today, declare your independence from corporate thought control. Tomorrow be the revolution of the best version of you.

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Jul 3Liked by Toby Rogers

I agree the fake vaccine card is not a good overall solution, but when mandates come out it saves you from having to get the shots. I want people to know that to save your job or travel you can find a no shot solution. I know many people who didn't want the shot but got it because they felt they had to, and this is a solution for that. Some who went ahead a got the shot were injured.

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Yes, Toby, it's in large part driven by money. NASA alone rakes in about 70 million dollars per day.

Cosmology/cosmogony physicists are embedded in a belief system all of us have been indoctrinated in since about the age of five. Their honesty is confined to that belief system. If anything doesn't add up in their cosmos, they invent unknown dark or black this or that to explain it away.

Never do they step back and challenge their underlying beliefs in a pseudoscience, lacking any experimental proof, of a spinning, rotating, gyrating, and wobbling oblate spheroid water ball from a Big Bang of nothing forming incomprehensibly complex living creatures, and an intricate universe of objects moving with precision, including the Earth traveling at 2.8 million mph through an impossible space vacuum existing next to the Earth’s atmosphere, gaseous planets, and suns in a universe made up of black holes, 96% imaginary dark energy and matter, and government and other self-serving and lying institutions promoting these absurdities, including phantasmagorical space ventures proven to be fraudulent. https://www.asifthinkingmatters.com/blog/category/cosmology-lies-as-big-as-the-universe

It's not science, it's a religious cult just like covid is.

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Jul 3Liked by Toby Rogers

This is a wonderful article, partaking of Os Guinness' idea that "contrast is the mother of clarity." ICE at Dartmouth studies the reverberations between cosmology and physics and spirituality, led by Marcello Gleiser, with an atmosphere beyond the usually policed borders of the paradigm. All the interesting interdisciplinary research in immunology is always shunted aside, like the expressive writing paradigm, which proves better health outcomes for those that write about traumas, not necessarily connected to how they feel. (James Pennebaker) and psychoneuroimmunology, which is probably just studied by the nudge unit behavioral science people in order to tank the immune system since they spend huge influencer dollars to destroy vitamins and exercise. I've even noticed youtube getting more censorious just since Murthy vs Biden got sidelined by SCOTUS. However, the intellectual milieu at ICE is such that Gleiser could just say, without fearing being tarred and feathered or sent to the Group W bench (Alice's Restaurant), that he saw his mother's ghost when she died. Great article.

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Jul 3·edited Jul 3Liked by Toby Rogers

An excellent piece Toby, thanks.

I'm a Physicist, well, I have a Physics degree so "sort of" :-) .... but it was so long ago I think the universe has probably expanded rather a lot since I graduated.

But seriously even back then I remember questions about prevailing quantum physics theories which even as a semi-knowledgeable person trying to get my head around it all seemed at best "hopeful" and often fanciful.

Returning to immunology, I thought you summed it up perfectly in the last sentence "a horrifying, barbaric mix of business and politics masquerading as science". Great stuff

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