I think we agree "the jab" wasn't to be trusted. I did encounter a lot of negative feedback from those who had it. I also wondered if Prince (King) Charles might not have had cancer if not for the jab - that is, assuming he took it. I believe science always has to be in harmony with nature...

I started out on Satyricon that is far more popular Latin - there was even a society based on it. It's sexually very explicit in some parts which explains the popularity. There was a film by the same name by an Italian I think and very psychedellic. Lots of sex and cavortings.

I appear to be doing quite well in this drive to crack Latin. The "Apology" of Apuleius only appears to have a 1905 or very old translations. This was his defence from a charge of witchcraft - which he won. Looking at the text, I got familiar enough with his style to grasp bits of it witho...

Quiet Voice (Vox Quieta) would probably like the "theory of forms". That is, all physical phenomena (even illness) has a non-material, conceptual equivalent. So, a solid ball or hoop is just a physical representation of a perfect geometrical circle that exists mathematically. From that all...

"Disease" does not exist, as such. What is called disease is merely the effect of lifestyle and behavior."

You have a point. Neo Platonist's tend to associate mind and body as very connected. A lot of people fall ill due to stress, lack of sleep or imbalance - according to Platonism.

Candid, I apologise. Fortunately the name you quoted isn't an American quack but seems more credible. I still go with the established science, however. After all established science contradicts the whole Covid position, namely that vaccines need to be tested over prolonged periods and never rushed t...

Childhood vaccines are not the cause of autism except in a few cases perhaps. We need to understand first how autism is defined. Mine appears to be genetic from my mother's side but not the same as physiological delay and probably not caused by a brain infection (encephalitis). Autism tends mostly t...

I can only point out the risks people are taking following these (usually American) self-appointed experts. We do get viruses although the reason tends to be stress, poor housing or warfare. The smallpox epidemic killed thousands in the later Roman Empire under Marcus Aurelius. I agree with you the ...

I did so much research into social programming, firstly in clinical psychology but now also looking into philosophy. I recall being quite amazed how people were rushing into shops months ago, demanding to buy toilet rolls, simply because they'd seen Americans on the media doing the same. Logically, ...

I loved the 1970s movie - Carrie - except I think the end bit was overdone. Stephen King based the Carrie White character on someone real he knew from school and I thought his movie depiction really serves as a decent portrayal of Asperger Syndrome, or H.F.A. Here's a great quote I found from someon...