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Profound Autism: The Lancet Commission

Written by Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Profound autism, a term formally recognized by The Lancet Commission, describes a subset of individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who require 24-hour support and assistance due to significant intellectual disability and limited to no language skills.

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5 Benefits of Listening to 528 Hz Music

Written by Calia White

Of the known Solfeggio frequencies, the frequency 528 HZ has healing powers beyond the mind.  It’s able to directly influence the physical body and makings of a human.  Don’t believe that?  Read on.

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#LookItUp: historical extreme weather events

Written by Science Notes

Wait, historical? But didn’t the weather always use to be mild and pleasant before the days of SUVs and jet aircraft? No. In fact there have always been hurricanes and floods and we have, as people say these days, the receipts.

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Chasing 150 dragons

Written by OP ED Watch

While you boring shlubs may be worrying about China’s drive for world domination, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the ongoing disarmament of the West and the American retreat into isolationism, the cool people are saying the cool spring doesn’t mean it’s not the hottest and worst and waaaah!

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So about that energy transformation

Written by News Roundup

We observed last week that coal has persisted as a major source of power generation for a variety of reasons one of which is the fact that the so-called “alternatives”, primarily wind and solar, just aren’t getting it done.

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Spain and Portugal’s Blackout Reveals the Achilles’ Heel of Electricity Grids Dominated by Wind and Solar

Written by Anonymous Engineer

While a comprehensive investigation will take weeks to complete, today’s massive power outages across Spain and Portugal present compelling evidence of the inherent vulnerability in renewable-heavy grids and likely offer a stark lesson in the dangers of sacrificing grid stability on the altar of green energy.

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