@Muse I always get the information I require when I need it and all information is only partial truth. Ultimately, each person has to decide for themselves what is real or not. We have been lied to for hundreds of years, except, now that everyone is hooked to the net, it is just highlighting the "lies" that we have always been subjected to.

It kind of feels like, for me, in the end, it's not the information that makes the difference, rather, it's those deep qualities of love, caring, peace, laughter, joy etc. These are the real resources of humanity and are the things that will pull us through into a more graceful and gracious world, than the one that they have been trying to hammer into us. Just my HO 🖖🙃

Sorry, to be so verbose, except what most people accept as science is really quite censored already. Quite a few years ago, I looked at who was funding various studies, at various universities in Aus and MIT.

In Aus, Bill Gates was a major donor and MIT it was the US military. Everything that doesn't fit their agendas, gets removed from the table in terms of research. There is so much research happening that people have no idea about, except, it isn't happening in traditional educational organizations and the news is simply a means to advertise the "break throughs" they want the masses to embrace.

So, I no longer get too excited about these things, although, I know there are amazing discoveries happening all the time. Cheers

@iam-elegance@diaspora.psyco.fr "those deep qualities of love, caring, peace, laughter, joy etc."

I am completely behind you on these! They also need to be backed up by a commitment to truth (sure absolute truth is impossible, but it is still important to work toward being as truthful as possible), justice, respect, personal and collective responsibility, and a willingness to share with and help one another.

@iam-elegance@diaspora.psyco.fr "In Aus, Bill Gates was a major donor and MIT it was the US military. Everything that doesn’t fit their agendas, gets removed from the table in terms of research."

I have been a lecturer at several universities. You aren't wrong. MIT in particular, I had to pull out information from them in my PhD thesis several times for its inaccuracy. Once I realised what was happening, I had to double and triple check everything. It was disspiriting.