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benevol··on Is the psychedelic therapy bubble about to burst?
No, it hasn't even started, and it's not a bubble.

There is so much potential in this and so much catching up to do. Many who are familiar with the relevant substances know this.

Our various corrupt systems (political, financial, "health" care, media, etc.) have deliberately prevented this type of therapy from exploding for a very, very long time. It will massively reduce the pharma industry's revenues, among other things.

benevol··on Ask HN: How can I start a business to generate electricity?
This argument assumes not only that we know 100% of what we perceive to be our "reality", but also that everything we think we know about it is 100% correct. That is a really tiny box you choose to stay in.
benevol··on UK energy bills are soaring to record highs
It means I will continue to spread information on previously unknown ways on how to generate energy, until we can buy those devices at Walmart.
benevol··on UK energy bills are soaring to record highs
Many of the crisis we live through are engineered, and this one is one of those. Which is why I personally will never just accept it.
benevol··on UK energy bills are soaring to record highs
And yet, nobody seems to care about paradigm-shifting ways to generate energy. On the surface, nothing makes sense anymore.
benevol··on Google to run ads “educating” users about “fake news”
> Whose "fake news" are we talking here?

Pretty clearly, it's the definition of those running the social media giants and the mass media that applies.

benevol··on Study finds link between 'forever chemicals' in cookware and liver cancer
Flouride is good for teeth, but bad for the rest of the body.

The problem is: While brushing, you absorb it through the thin "skin" inside the mouth.

benevol··on Study finds link between 'forever chemicals' in cookware and liver cancer
Distill your water, it's the only way to have clean, safe water.
benevol··on Quaise Energy is working to create geothermal wells
The idea is this:

1. The invention works, it WILL be built and sold, and you know how much revenue potential this means.

2. HN readers (even YCombinator as a VC) should be given a shot at "the next big thing".

3. If you guys really insist in not wanting to be part of this, then so be it. Don't be too hard on yourself in a few months, though.

benevol··on Quaise Energy is working to create geothermal wells
That's nice. But there's an even easier, cleaner and even mobile source of "free" energy - plus, it's fully open-sourced (no patents, fees, limitations, etc.): https://www.KryonEngine.org
benevol··on Twitter data breach exposes contact details for 5.4M accounts; on sale for $30k
The problem - it bears the risk of becoming self-censorship.
benevol··on We're going to need a lot of solar panels
Have you considered https://www.KryonEngine.org ?
benevol··on “No convincing evidence” that depression is caused by low serotonin levels
It's not that anti-depressants shouldn't be an available choice.

It's that natural remedies such as psilocybin and LSD which have proven their worth for a very, very long time are still being blocked by you-know-which industry.

benevol··on Ask HN: What can you realistically manufacture in your garage?
If you can mentally handle the next multi-billion dollar opportunity, I suggest:

The 1st free & clean energy device: https://www.KryonEngine.org

benevol··on In Utah, researchers are trying to make geothermal energy a reality
Read and think the concept through from A-Z. Do you find "the issue"? I personally did read through everything and spent a couple of days thinking about it. And I must say, I can't find "the issue" (that would make it logically impossible).
benevol··on In Utah, researchers are trying to make geothermal energy a reality
Says someone who hasn't even studied the material. Let alone attempted a prototype.
benevol··on Quantum scientists deliver world’s first integrated circuit at the atomic scale
You mean "Source?"? It's out of the scope of what the HN community can currently accept; it makes no sense to have another downvote party, sorry.
benevol··on Quantum scientists deliver world’s first integrated circuit at the atomic scale
Elon Musk's Starlink satellites will offer the new "quantum Internet" using technology similar to this.
benevol··on The KryonEngine – The Open-Sourced Magnetic Free Energy Device
Well, I'm sorry to hear that. All I can say is this: You should reconsider your position, look into it deeper until the apparent "things that don't make sense" dissolve. If not, you'll be really pissed about a huge missed opportunity, some day soon...
benevol··on The KryonEngine – The Open-Sourced Magnetic Free Energy Device
> I am sure they'd get a much better response rate if they only built a single prototype that delivers whatever miniscule amount of "perpetual" energy.

Think it through:

You're given the concept of how to create free energy and you understand you can easily become a multi-billionaire (or rather: one of many, given the market size at stake).

Would you reveal your prototype before you are even sure you can serve the entire market with your production facilities?

If you do this, you would give your competitors (which is basically: the entire world) a head start. You would let them know that it works, but you would not be ready to sell. Why shoot yourself in the foot? It makes no sense. You would reveal that it works once your mass production facility is already producing at high speed.

EDIT: The logic of why it works is given transparently. If you've passed high school, you should be able to understand it.

benevol··on Excess deaths are on the rise -- but not because of Covid
Well, guess which injections are the cause.
benevol··on Fresh – Next-gen web framework
Where does Fresh perform better than Rails?
benevol··on The new and upgraded Framework Laptop
Will you guys ever produce a "wide screen" version of your laptop? If so, you have another customer.
benevol··on Heroku Security Notification
> What else was in this database? Typically the password field is stored alongside the rest of the user record.

That is where you are supposed to have encrypted as many data fields of the record as possible - in addition to the conventional database encryption which encrypts the database as a whole.

benevol··on Psychedelics May Ease Cancer Patients’ Depression, Anxiety
This has been known for literally about 2 decades.

(Keywords: Dr. Gasser, LSD, Switzerland, depression, cancer, study, 1998)

benevol··on Microsoft halts all new sales in Russia
This should give the open-source movement a massive boost.
benevol··on Shrooms: What You Need to Know
Well, these plants obliterate tons of (anti-depressant) revenues for the pharma industry, which is why they deploy their FUD and disinformation army. Hence the "extremely bad for you" astroturfing.
benevol··on Shrooms: What You Need to Know
> I really can't fathom how people describe it as one of the most profound experiences of their lives.

For this to be possible, you need to be alone (= undistracted) and (ideally) be surrounded by beautiful and calm nature, in a completely secure setting.

Then, your inner state must be ready for this.

Also, if your current level of consciousness is not ready for it, it won't happen at this point in time.

benevol··on How do I properly open-source a mechanical invention of great importance?
Thank you! Awesome suggestion, it fully covers the patent-blocking aspect.

Now we just need a "Github for Mechanical Engineers".

benevol··on Scientists develop ‘cheap and easy’ method to extract lithium from seawater
The solutions described are not the ultimate ones, yet.

The real solution will be to:

"Make salt magnetic and pull it out of the water, in real-time, with electro-magnets."

https://audio.kryon.com/en/What's%20Wrong%20Today.mp3 (start the audio at 18:20, for the gist and some more details)

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