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Truly excellent - cross posting and sharing on facebook... thrilled to see my post referenced...

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Brilliant!!!!! I have a colleague, advanced degrees, nuclear accident analysis, refuses to specify a safe oil to use on a transport vehicle, because despite numerous supporting calculations and copious research, he could not find certain interaction parameters established by repeated physical experimentation. He and his team have been looking at this problem for 10 years and still can’t pull the trigger. He quickly got the 2 Pfizer jabs as soon as they became available. Has since gotten the booster. When I told him I wasn’t jabbed, and would never get any jab, and that I haven’t been sick since the late 60s early 70s, and then just a cold, he looked pole-axed.

Your article has just illuminated how an apparently intelligent, meticulous, and demanding scientist can make a life altering decision instantly with no thought, or questions.

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Jan 30, 2023Liked by James Edward Taylor

I found the video excruciatingly sad and like you, his repetition of the "winner" and "loser" narrative spoke volumes. To admit one has been monumentally duped is a step in the direction towards being more honest with oneself, I feel. We are all on a spectrum of that process of realisation, however, as what is unfolding is much much bigger than the debate about the so-called vaccine, which is the tip of an equally monumental iceberg of revelations about how we've allowed ourselves to be played and enslaved to faceless entities and the "powers-that-should-not-be". The worm, so to speak, is turning.

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Really appreciate this. Yes, identity, is so central to everything unfolding right now. The lack of self-knowledge, the question, Who am I? (never are we taught to explore it) is so foundational, and now is in major play, because we've created so many 'identities' that have nothing to do with truth. Hmm... interesting times.

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It's much harder for some of us, than others, to acknowledge we've been wrong. Some of us are experts at it - we've done so much learning! Have the flexible strength of a mind open to fact!

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Jan 31, 2023Liked by James Edward Taylor

Brilliant and 100% spot on. Sharing immediately

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Jan 31, 2023Liked by James Edward Taylor

Excellent and very thought provoking...

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Jan 30, 2023Liked by James Edward Taylor

Great article James!

Familial conditioning doesn't help with this. Neither does social conditioning in the west where gain over psychological pain, materialism over care of others prevailed.

The face of the Machine is in my face and is my face. lies are the enemy within me and are like a Hydra. Cut one head off and another grows unless the wound is cauterized.

The malignancy of one lie. Lies are protecting the coerced and corrupted, from their inevitable self torture. There are no 'good ' lies to ' protect feelings' or health or whatever. Trust is worn, but effectively broken with one lie (unless you are a dog.)

The machine has many names in history and mythology. One misconception is that the machine is unnatural. Was it not created by us like the spider builds a web? Its many forms and creations were inspired by nature. The machine reflects the limitations of our imitations of nature by its predictably horrific results, and occasional positive outcome.

The machine ( human creations ) has displayed to us its utility by offering us the opportunity to look into the darkest parts of our souls. Where , we are everything, contain all past, present and future possibilities. But all some of us see is something external of ourselves to blame.

Life is love- death is hate.

The Ying and the yang, chaos and order are a balance that should be maintained as our highest priority.

Understanding paradoxes and contradictions and accepting them is enlightenment? I Can't claim that distinction but I am aware of it's importance.

THE PATHOLOGY OF LIES

In order to survive and multiply in a host, a successful pathogen must be able to: (1) colonize the host; (2) find a nutritionally compatible niche in the host body; (3) avoid, subvert, or circumvent the host innate and adaptive immune responses; (4) replicate, using host resources; and (5) exit and spread to a new host.

The danger is that it only takes one lie in a compromised adult, or child, to corrupt them and shape them. All lies must be rooted out and exposes to the sun. How deep are the lies in each of us.

Being wrong and liking it is a great way to be and progress in myself and my relationships.

Thankyou James.

My favourite article of yours that I have shared hundreds of times-

https://thefreethinker.substack.com/p/how-we-exit-the-cave

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I think I said sort of the same thing here https://georgiedonny.substack.com/p/if-you-want-chiming-in-and-nodding not afraid to be foolish or wrong and willing to change my mind completely 🙏🏽

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This is just beautiful, thank you, James!

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Oct 26, 2023Liked by James Edward Taylor

Wonderful post. I do identify as a truth-seeker and even that identity isn't probably all that helpful. I find it so frustrating though that so many people say they're interested in truth when they're clearly not. As soon as you challenge their belief they get hostile whereas I know about myself that as I only want to be right I'm willing to change whatever I believe and I'm generally not particularly attached to my beliefs in any case. I do find it a struggle with all the VIP paedophilia stuff, that's very disheartening but if that's the reality that's the reality.

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Pfizer, et al, won with depopulating the planet whilst making a massive fortune. All with absolutely NO RISK from shielding LIABILITY. How can anyone have been so gullible with just that simple piece of the puzzle generally known? Mick from Hooe (UK) Unjabbed to live longer!

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Feb 17, 2023Liked by James Edward Taylor

Stop being a sheep is the only way

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Outstanding post. Thank you!

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I am blessed for working in industrial R&D. Real life where, at the end of the day, stuff has to work. One quickly learns or is gone, that you cannot fake anything and you must protect yourself from yourself. If your theory is wrong and you latest experiment failed spectacularly, um that is where you learn stuff.

I work with stuff that occurs on surfaces. Best quote about surfaces is from Wolfgang Paul, "God made solids, but surfaces were the work of the devil."

The best experiment ever was to make a product that would have extended life. Result: it had the shortest life of anything we had tested. Oops. Big Clue. I was looking at an important variable and got it wrong. By luck a competitive product had the longest life tested. Due to the failure and the luck, we put it together and had a theory that let us control original performance and lifetime

Academia and government funded stuff does not do science as they (almost) never admit failure. If it is not falsifiable, it is not science. Industry does science or goes out of business in technical markets. Where do semiconductor electronic chips come from? We are now down to dealing with quantum mechanics on really small stuff to make progress.

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