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“Early on during the course of the Pandemic, I hypothesized that the Spike Protein would cause accelerated aging in all those infected – regardless of acute infection severity. I proposed that this would occur due to the Spike Protein’s ability to induce significant inflammation and mitochondrial damage, coupled with its induction of cellular senescence.
A preprint was published March 7th of this year (last week) demonstrating that this is precisely what happens in the brain. Subjects were studied that did not experience respiratory/organ failure, pneumonia or even breathlessness. What was found was that, on average, those who experienced mild to moderate COVID had a brain which had aged 2.65 years.” Full article @ https://wmcresearch.substack.com/p/additional-evidence-of-accelerated
Psalm 119:130
“The entrance of Your words gives light; it gives understanding to the simple.”
‘According to evolutionary thought, humans came from ape-like creatures. These ape-like creatures came from reptiles through many steps. Likewise reptiles ultimately came from fish, through many steps. Evolutionists say that with each major stage, more parts were added to the brain. The final development, and the greatest of all, is the cerebral cortex.
According to this theory, one of the oldest parts of the brain is the part deep inside. Evolutionists claim that this part of the brain, called the basal ganglia, comes from our reptilian past. They have described this part of the brain as “primitive.” It controls such simple things as movement and spatial memory. These are basic functions needed by reptiles. Of course, the evolutionary view that the basal ganglia is primitive was never scientifically researched.
Then researchers started to examine the workings of the basal ganglia. They have concluded that the deep structures of the brain that are supposed to be primitive are actually quite sophisticated. In fact, these so-called reptilian structures rival the cerebral cortex in sophistication. These structures receive input from all parts of the cortex. And all the neurochemicals found anywhere else in the body are also found in these structures. In other words, there is absolutely no evidence of their being primitive.
Once again scientific research has not found what evolutionists expected. The human brain has not developed by adding parts to reptile brains. It was specially created just for human beings.’https://creationmoments.com/sermons/brain-disappoints-evolutionary-thoughts-4/?mc_cid=81814bf974&mc_eid=00c1dcff3c
You MUST have a Brain first!
The theory of evolution has become a fact to most of those who claim to believe in SCIENCE! Now, it doesn’t matter that they weren’t there or that their theory isn’t observable, testable or repeatable but they spout it as FACT! For instance this article says that ‘Most of us would recognise a human brain, but what about the brain of a frog or fish? Given the vast diversity of life on Earth, there are some weird and wonderful brains out there.
Despite this, the basic plan of most vertebrate (animals with a backbone) brains is similar, consisting of three major regions: the fore-, mid- and hindbrain. But the variation in size and shape between these regions (and others) is what makes studying vertebrates so fascinating.
Research published today by my colleagues and me in Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution indicates some of our earliest ancestors — which were likely still taking their first steps on land — had brains that only filled about half the space in their skulls.‘ https://theconversation.com/when-our-evolutionary-ancestors-first-crawled-onto-land-their-brains-only-half-filled-their-skulls-157418
Sadly, those who believe this stuff aren’t using all the brain they have been given by their Creator either!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=EPYLiXqfwGA
Sadly many do not seem to have the discernment to see how the man who occupies the White House is destroying America. This guy (the occupier) plays the fiddle while America burns! Wake up America!
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