2025?

 

Scientists Warn Against Creation of Mirror Life That May Cause an EXTINCTION EVENT...

People in the clouds! #storytime #storyteller #nightgod333

Do you trust maps?

 

                                            Do you trust Kurzweil?

Do you trust maps?  Every day I find more and more history (his-story) was written wrong deliberately or omitted... and we are not supposed to know.  There were few people writing history (look at all the boring and badly written history books from the 1800s and earlier), and the publishers were in control, conducting the cover-up and lies. Man, it's so obvious to me now. They destroyed our interest... few want to read history books - and I don't blame them.  Our intuition and instincts smell bullsh*t.

WATCH: 

https://rumble.com/v63ic4h-desert-snow-reveals-ancient-cities-in-taklimakan-1500-year-cycle.html

 

THEORY THEORY THEORY - not FACT

• New Studies Change Our Understanding of Our Meeting With Neanderthals

  It's true that we met and mixed with Neanderthals many times, but only one 'gene flow event' produced all non-Africans alive today, and it was later than we thought, studies find

  Illustration of the Zlatý kůň/Ranis group. Around 45,000 years ago, individuals from Ranis in Germany and Zlatý kůň in Czechia likely traveled together across the open steppe landscapes of Europe.Credit: Tom Björklund
   

   

  Ruth Schuster
  Dec 12, 2024

  Somewhere on the path out of Africa, our ancestors encountered Neanderthals, and their joint children would beget all non-African humans alive today. Now two new research papers have shed startling new light on how this happened.

  The papers, "Earliest modern human genomes constrain timing of Neanderthal admixture" in Nature led by researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Germany and "Neanderthal ancestry through time: Insights from genomes of ancient and present-day humans" in Science were published Thursday.

  • Get a grip: Unsuspected Neanderthal abilities revealed in France
  • Early farmers spreading out of Anatolia explain mystery of Neanderthal DNA in east Asians
  • Archaeologists Discover Missing Link in Human Evolution, in Israel

  The Nature paper by Arev Sümer, Johannes Krause and colleagues analyzes seven modern humans who lived in Europe 49,000 to 42,000 years ago – the earliest humans in Europe to be studied to date.

  The Science paper by Leonardo Iasi, Priya Moorjani and colleagues analyzed 300 current and ancient individuals to study the timing and the duration of the intermixing.

  Previous research showed three major Homo sapiens-Neanderthal admixture events: over 200,000 years ago, 120,000 to 105,000 years ago and then after 60,000 years ago. But the new work implies that all non-Africans today result from a lineage of modern humans that mixed with Neanderthals 49,000 to 45,000 years ago in a single event.

  By single event we don't mean one coupling on one starry night, but a process of gene flow that may have lasted centuries or even a few thousand years when the two species overlapped, the researchers say.

  The other mixing events did happen. They resulted in hybrid human-Neanderthals. We have found traces of these hybrids. The other lineages went extinct. Ours didn't.

  The Zlatý kůň skull: Fossil of an Early Homo sapiens woman discovered in the Koněprusy Caves, Czech Republic. Her line went extinct Credit: Marek Jantač, Anthropology Department, National Museum, Prague

  Caught knapping

  The genetic material for the new work was recovered from seven people who lived 49,000 to 42,000 years ago in Ranis, Germany and Zlatý kůň in the Czech Republic. Though the two towns are 230 kilometers distant, the seven were related, Sumer said in a press conference.

  The Zlatý kůň people were cousins of the Ranis people, fifth or sixth degree. The team also identified the earliest modern family at Ranis: a mother and daughter, found with a second- (or third-) degree cousin.

  The people at Zlatý kůň and Ranis were not our ancestors: their line died out. But they had the same Neanderthal background that we do.

  Which means? About 50,000 years ago a band of modern humans left Africa. Possibly while crossing through the Middle East, they mated with Neanderthals about 49,000 to 45,000 years ago. Reaching Europe, the descendants of the band split up, with one branch forming the Zlatý kůň and Ranis family, which died out. Another branch became our ancestors.

  The humans and Neanderthals may have lived in proximity for thousands of years, the researchers say. That doesn't necessarily mean they were having relations for 5,000 years.

  Prosek (main) Dóme of the Koněprusy caves where early modern humans lived about 46,000 years agoCredit: Martin Frouz

  We have no idea how "it" went down, the archaeologists clarified in the press conference. There is no archaeological or cultural evidence whatsoever to temper our fancies in this context. We can't even point at clear cultural transfer.

  Note the heartbreak of the Lincombian-Ranisian-Jerzmanowician cultural complex from about 45,000 years ago, Krause says.

  LRJ artifacts characterized by sophisticated leaf-shaped stone blades have been found stretching from Britain to Poland in Europe. Note that even in that space, the LRJ sites are very rare, yet they badly muddied the waters because, based on the timing and geography, it was assumed to be a very late and highly skilled Neanderthal culture.

  It turned out that modern humans had reached northern Europe by 45,000 years ago. The suggestion arose that the blades were so advanced, the Neanderthals encountered modern humans who graciously taught them extreme knapping.

  The known distribution of the Lincombian-Ranisian-Jerzmanowician culture or technocomplex, about 45,000 years ago.Credit: Albin L

  Recently analysis in an LRJ site in Thuringia deduced that after all, the LRJ makers were modern humans who had penetrated northern Europe that long ago. Ditto regarding the gorgeous Châtelperronian technology; we don't know who made it – Neanderthals, modern humans, hybrids.

  So we have no evidence of transfers between Neanderthals and modern humans but do have solid evidence for sex, leading Priya Moorjani to observe that we were all one species.

  "The differences we imagine between these groups weren't very big," she says. "They could mix and did so for a long period of time and lived side by side over time, so I think that shows we were far more similar than different. I would expect exchange of ideas and cultures."

  X marks the missing spot

  Maybe. The new analyses suggest our Neanderthal ancestry component took shape very fast after that single putative gene flow event, within 100 generations, Krause says, thanks to strong selection of Neanderthal genes. In other words, some Neanderthal heredity strongly supported our occupation of Europe and other genes could have been deadly for us.

  Think of it this way. You are an early modern human venturing into prehistoric Europe, which was colder, and the pathogens were different. Neanderthals had been there for hundreds of thousands of years and had adapted to it, developing immunities to the pathogens. Your hybrid children could gain immunity from the Neanderthal parent, conferring a great advantage.

  But some genes would not work well for us. Some parts of our genome have heavy Neanderthal signals and others have none (and such was the case already in the earliest hybrids, Krause explains).

  Such as, we ladies have almost no Neanderthal or Denisovan signals in our X chromosome.

  Illustration of the woman in Zlatý kůň, who belonged to the same population as the Ranis individuals and was closely related to two of them.Credit: Tom Björklund

  Does that imply the sex was confined to human women with Neanderthal men? It does not.

  "There are regions in our genome that don't tolerate Neanderthal DNA," Krause explains. Perhaps human fetuses with a Neanderthal X chromosome weren't viable. Neanderthal women with human men may not have been a match made in heaven.

  A 'success story'

  So what have we? Seven people at two spots in Central Europe who lived about 49,000 to 42,000 years ago and had the same Neanderthal sequences we do, but who are not our ancestors. Their line died out. But they stemmed from the same group that was ancestral to us, which had met Neanderthals 80 to 50 generations earlier – likely in the Near East and possibly in Israel.

  Upper jaw found in Misliya Cave, Israel from ~200,000 years ago and identified as Homo sapiensCredit: Israel Hershkovitz / Tel Aviv University

  We know Homo sapiens and Neanderthals co-occupied our region. In fact Israeli researchers suspect that the Levant was a land where Homo sapiens and Neanderthals struggled over eons. So possibly a small group of humans venturing out of Africa ran into Neanderthals in the Middle East, and their children continued onto Europe, where the lineage of Ranis and Zlatý kůň would die out. But ours would stride on.

  It bears adding: If they mixed over centuries or a few thousand years – geologically that's an eyeblink but in terms of human history, consider how much has happened in the last 7,000 years, such as the rise of civilization, Benjamin Peter points out.

  "I think it reasonable to assume lots of different things were happening in that time period – not one event or one culture or one group that interacted with Neanderthals but a lot of population structures, people different from each other that all interacted with Neanderthals," he speculates. The teams note that other early human lines who died out in Europe, for instance in Bulgaria and Romania, evinced signs of additional admixture.

  But in the group that survived, maybe all in all there were a couple of hundred Neanderthals interacting with a group of humans numbering maybe 5,000 and the result is We.

  

  
  Bacho Kiro Cave in Bulgaria, where Homo sapiens lived 46,000 years agoCredit: Nenko Lazarov

  Can all this genetic analysis tell us what the early Europeans and Neanderthals looked like? No. Krause points out that dozens of genes at a minimum affect skin color and at this point in the science, we can't even tell based on genetics what our own species looks like at a distance.

  "If we apply methods developed in Europe [to deduce skin color based on genetic analysis], they don't work in South Africa. These methods are population-specific. So if the European methods don't work there, how would they work for Neanderthals?" he says. He suspects that being fairly freshly out of Africa, the early modern humans in Europe all had dark skin and eyes.

  As for Neanderthal appearance, most of the skin color variants we can identify in Neanderthal genomes aren't present in Homo sapiens, so we don't know what they do. And we have gene variants that Neanderthals don't have, and all this means exactly nothing. So we can't say our ancestors saw blond Neanderthals and swooned. Or vice versa.

  Anyway, about 39,500 years ago all human lineages in Europe died out – Neanderthals and early modern humans alike, including the small modern human bands at Ranis and Zlatý kůň. Except for our ancestors, who had reached Europe about 43,500 years ago, according to the latest analysis, and somehow weathered whatever happened, and were fruitful and multiplied and peopled the continents, eventually walking over the Bering Bridge to the Americas and sometimes, with dogs in tow.

  Separate work implies that Denisovans, a sister species to Neanderthals (or are we all one?), survived in Southeast Asia, mixing with humans, until perhaps 15,000 years ago. Maybe they did, but we won.

  We won? A little humility might be in order. The human story isn't just a story of success. "We also went extinct several times," points out Science coauthor Benjamin Peter. In fact we always went extinct in Europe, and all other modern humans in Europe joined the Neanderthals in that final void, except for one little band that didn't. The end.

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• COMMENT: 

  James Louder

   14.12.2024

  While this study casts new and very interesting light on the timing of Neanderthal and Sapiens hybridization among the ancestors of today's Eurasians 49-42 KYA, it doesn't address the introgression of Neanderthal genes among aboriginal Australian/Oceanian peoples. According to an earlier study, also from the Max Planck Institute [Malaspinas, Westaway, et al. Nature 538], this occurred in the range of ~60 KYA. It appears to follow an Out-of-Africa event around ~72 KYA involving the common ancestors of all modern non-Africans.

Anonymous LEAKS The Whole Secret About The U.S. "Drones" and "UAPs"

Space Junk

While there was no word from officials, astronomer Jonathan McDowell identified the space debris as a Chinese satellite. “The commercial imaging satellite 高景一号02星 (GaoJing 1-02, Superview 1-02), operated by Beijing-based SpaceView, reentered above New Orleans at 10:08 p.m. CST heading northbound towards Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri and was widely observed,” McDowell said... “The satellite has been space junk and dead as a doornail since January 2023. This was an uncontrolled reentry. We knew it was coming down today but only with ±2 hour accuracy estimate so we didn’t know where (at 17000 mph, ±2 hours is more than one trip round the Earth).”

Residents in parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas and Alabama were treated to a dazzling sight late Saturday as bright, slow-moving objects streaked across the sky. Experts said they’re likely space debris – probably a Starlink satellite – and not a meteor.
The event happened just after 10 p.m. and was visible from multiple states, according to witnesses who shared footage on social media. While there was no word from officials, it was previously announced that 4 Starlink satellites were due to reenter Earth’s atmosphere this weekend. Many observers initially speculated that the object was a meteor, but experts quickly dismissed this theory due to its slow movement.  Unlike meteors, which travel at incredibly high speeds, the object’s gradual pace strongly suggests it was man-made debris.
Space debris often burns up upon entry, creating bright streaks and fragments visible from the ground.  Social media platforms quickly filled with videos and photos of the event, with users across the region sharing their awe and curiosity. The object’s slow pace and vivid brightness made it a captivating sight for many who happened to look skyward at the right moment. 

This sighting adds to a growing list of re-entry events witnessed globally as humanity’s activity in space continues to increase.   

Just last month, a fireball lit up the sky over North Texas, which astronomers identified as a SpaceX Starlink satellite which launched in 2022.

 

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(BOOM) Kīlauea Volcano, Hawaii (Halemaʻumaʻu crater)

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The legendary symbol for Nimrod is ‘X’

(WATT WEBSITE) If writers, thinkers, and manipulators in the 1920s thought we were governed and molded, made ‘puppets’ by propaganda then, how much easier the marionettist’s job is now, in the digital age.   

Those of you who follow closely the content of Cutting Through the Matrix/CTTM, will have seen and heard various meanings of the letter X recently.   

Eustace Mullins wrote, “The legendary symbol for Nimrod is ‘X.’  The use of this symbol always denotes witchcraft.   

When ‘X’ is used as a shortened form meaning Christmas, it actually means ‘to celebrate the feast of Nimrod.’  [Nimrod, empire builder].   

A double X, which has always meant to double-cross or betray, in its fundamental meaning indicates one’s betrayal into the hands of Satan.   

When American corporations use the ‘X’ in their log, such as ‘Exxon,’ the historic Rockefeller firm of Standard Oil of New Jersey, [or X née Twitter], there can be little doubt of this hidden meaning.”

Look at the simple construction of a marionette, a puppet.  The little man might have twelve parts.  Three little segments on each arm, a couple of segments for each leg, a body, and a head.  Strings will be attached to each of the hands, and another string to the head.  But who’s pulling the strings?  How are they pulled?  It’s a simple little wooden cross.  An X.

By the sorcery of the X, our strings are pulled.  As Everett Dean Martin wrote in 1929, “Propaganda is making puppets of us. We are moved by hidden strings which the propagandist manipulates.” 

this is not normal

(2016)  TIP 5. Wear a safety pin on your shirt and know what it means to do so.

It literally costs you nothing. It’s a symbol to say “I am here, and I am safe, if you are being threatened or attacked.” And then — and here’s the key part — actually be helpful if someone is being threatened or attacked. I know a bunch of people have been throwing some shit around on the internet re: the whole safety pin thing, but here’s the deal: if you are going to wear this pin, be ready to deal with the consequences of what that symbol means. If you see someone being attacked, being assaulted, being abused, it means you fucking stand up for them, and make sure they are safe. It means you step outside your own safety zone. It means that you are educated enough to know how to respond to trolls and troublemakers, that you will have the right words when they are needed. It costs you nothing.  But it’s also not the end, a magical “I didn’t vote for Trump!” get-out-of-jail-free card.  It means that you are prepared to defend your minority brothers and sisters.

 

AGAIN...

Remind yourself: This is not normal. Remind others: this is not normal. If you feel as though this IS normal, please do some homework and then realize that no, this is not, in fact, normal. Repeat after me: this is the only election within our nation’s living memory where a campaign was fueled by hatred, fear, and bigotry, and the hatred and bigotry seized power, and this is not normal. Remind yourself of this fact, as often as you need to do so, because human beings have an amazing capacity to adapt. Don’t get comfortable. This. Is. Not. Normal.

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trump REELECTED - COMING SOON

Fact of the Day (poverty)

Fact of the Day: (2016) Poverty cuts an average of almost 10 years off American men’s lives and seven off women’s, a new study shows.

They are just figuring this out?

Poverty makes some people money... so they don't want poverty to end... 

So these evil assholes will never end poverty, though they could...

extremes in weather TODAY

A tornado near a mall in central California swept up cars, uprooted trees and sent several people to the hospital. 

In San Francisco, authorities issued the first-ever tornado warning.

Elsewhere, inclement weather plagued areas of the U.S., with dangerous conditions including heavy snow in upstate New York, a major ice storm in Midwest states and severe weather warnings around Lake Tahoe.

The ice storm beginning Friday evening created treacherous driving conditions across Iowa and eastern Nebraska on Friday and into Saturday and prompted temporary closures of Interstate 80 after numerous cars and trucks slid off the road. In upstate New York, more than 33 inches (84 centimeters) was reported near Orchard Park, which is often a landing point for lake-effect snow.
 

Planned Event? The Truth About NJ’s Drone ‘UFOs

false flags?

obviously... create fear?