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Void · 2025-11-24 12:34:38

I grew up in the tail end of something not quite that bad.

In a revulsion to that however, it might be possible to overreact.

You need to avoid green pseudo-paganism. (Nature worship).

A process control can push too far one way and then oscillate too far in the opposite direction.

The craving for sunlight indulgence, seems sensible to me, even if damaging. Working in blue light, miserable, no surprise that they might overdo the correction to it.

Now, we believe that red light is beneficial to health, and I believe probably even the very pale should have just a bit of UV from time to time.

So, now we have the opportunity to get the process control better controlled to a more beneficial set point.

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Red light therapy (RLT) offers various potential benefits, including improved skin health, enhanced wound healing, reduced inflammation, and pain relief.
Overview of Red Light Therapy
Red light therapy utilizes low-level wavelengths of red light to stimulate cellular processes in the body. It is thought to enhance mitochondrial function, leading to increased energy production in cells, which can promote healing and regeneration.
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Skin Health: RLT is commonly used to improve skin conditions such as wrinkles, acne, and scars. It is believed to stimulate collagen production, enhance skin texture, and reduce signs of aging by promoting blood circulation and cellular repair.
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While red light therapy shows promise for various applications, it is essential to note that more research is needed to fully understand its effectiveness and optimal usage. Individuals interested in RLT should consult with healthcare providers to determine if it is suitable for their specific conditions.
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In summary, red light therapy is a non-invasive treatment with potential benefits for skin health, wound healing, pain relief, and more, making it an area of growing interest in both medical and cosmetic fields.

The danger of abandonment of Industrious behaviors for Pseudo-Paganism, is to give excessive advantage to the Verbal and Violent types, damaging the gene pool as a consequence. (That is my suspicion).

One fun British thing has been "Harry Potter". The witches are verbal over the work of hands, and even violent as they do at times kill each other. But the hands and eyes, where are they?

The witches speak words, and the material universe grants them benefits. Not a good teaching for children, in my opinion.

(But lots of fun).

I believe that the strength of the Roman Empire and those like it was that they understood that certain agricultural areas were worth the conquest. They did not go too far north, as I think that the profit margin was not that good, but the financial burden was excessive to subordinate the northern populations.

It is curious that these areas were overrun by the farmer populations from Anatolia, who would not have spoken Indo-European languages.

But in time the peoples from the Steppes imposed their languages on them.

I think the possible reason was that when the farmers overran/displaced/absorbed the hunter-gatherers, they set up their hierarchy of domesticated witches over the common people.

Here I am taking liberty to use the word "Witch" to describe people who use verbiage and violence to hold the hands and eyes as captive servants. Domesticated is used by me to suggest that at least they have some form of moral structure.

But I think that good farmland that allows Hierarchy of this sort, eventually overproduces "Witches", and underproduces the people of hands and eyes. And it then becomes vulnerable to overthrow.

We have a line of such cities, in the "West" as conceived by the Romans. Dublin<>London<>Paris<>Rome<>Athens<>Egypt. These things were near to the concept of what the Romans might have considered worth the trouble. They never did directly get to Ireland.

But perhaps the soils thin, and the witches overproduce their kind at the expense of useful workers.

South Britain attracted the Romans but was eventually considered more trouble than it was worth.

The Britain and Ireland were about as good as Italy in some ways. I think that Iodine from the Seas may have been favorable to nutrition.

The North does not coddle idiot witches as much as does England.

Here is the developing problem between the USA and the UK. I see that it may be that the Idiots are bringing in witches from other religions to do killings for them.

Here in the USA, we have found a way to connect the south to the north. It works quite well.

I would advise your rulers to be careful where they wave their magic wand. It better not point at us.

Otherwise, you guys should have great possibilities for a much better future.

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Last edited by Void (2025-11-24 13:07:22)

RobertDyck · Yesterday 06:06:20

Another flight. This time to Kingfisher Lake z Ontario. Early morning flight on a Metrliner aircraft. Twin turboprop, one seat on each side of the isle. Narrow, no overhead bin, ceiling barely high enough for my head, seats on a platform, one step up. No under belly cargo hold. Cargo in back.

Calliban · Yesterday 06:54:36

RobertDyck wrote:

Another flight. This time to Kingfisher Lake z Ontario. Early morning flight on a Metrliner aircraft. Twin turbojet, one seat on each side of the isle. Narrow, no overhead bin, ceiling barely high enough for my head, seats on a platform, one step up. No under belly cargo hold. Cargo in back.

Hope you enjoy the trip. It sounds like an adventure.

NewMarsMember · Yesterday 07:50:09

For RobertDyck re Metroliner...

I found this detailed report on a flight on the Metroliner ...

https://airlinegeeks.com/2021/01/07/tri … etroliner/

The report includes numerous pictures and plenty of favorable commentary.

I'm hoping you can review the article to see if it matches your experience at all.

The experience for the flight crew would certainly be different from the experience of the major airlines.

(th)

RobertDyck · Yesterday 08:20:12

Connecting flight at Sioux Lookout. Dash 8 aircraft, larger, 2 seats on each side of the isle, overhead bin, can actually stand. In a Metrliner I had to bend over, flat back. Cargo is still in the back. Had to pickup my bag, carry to check-in counter for connecting flight. No time for snacks.

RobertDyck · Yesterday 08:39:46

Perimeter Aviation and Bearskin Airlines (owned by Perimeter) operate Metroliner III aircraft. One route in Manitoba north operates a Metroliner II. The flight is more rough than larger aircraft, it's tossed about by turbulence. The Metroliner II is smaller, and when I flew on it they had removed seats. But the III's have seats all the way back to the rear bulkhead. Cargo behind the bulkhead. Landing is an experience; the pilot moving the nose of the plane all around trying to line up with the runway.

Dash 8 is as smooth as a modern jet airliner. Still turboprop, works on shorter runways. So far all airports have paved runways, but past trips in the north had crushed rock.

tahanson43206 · Yesterday 08:53:30

For RobertDyck ...

Wikipedia has a long article on the history of the Dash-8: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Havill … ada_Dash_8

The article reports on the difficulties and challenges of trying to operate an aircraft manufacturing service in a changing and competitive market.

You mentioned the aircraft lining up with the runway. If that was a single runway (as might be the case in smaller northern cities) then cross winds are going to be a factor, and the pilot has the challenge of trying to figure out how much cross wind exists at any given moment.

Your report also confirms what the aviation reporter noted in the report on the Metroliner... the cabin door is not present in this model.

Sounds like a (relatively) comfortable ride in the Dash 8.

(th)

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