A recent study in an animal model provides direct evidence for the role of the vagus nerve in gut microbiome-brain communication. Researchers observed mice raised without any gut bacteria, known as germ-free mice, exhibited significantly lower activity in their vagus nerve compared to mice with a normal gut microbiome. Notably, when these germ-free mice were introduced to gut bacteria from normal mice, their vagal nerve activity increased to normal levels. The study also identified specific substances produced by the gut microbiome, such as short-chain fatty acids and bile acids, that could stimulate vagal activity through particular receptors. These metabolites activated different groups of neurons in the vagus nerve, each with its own unique response pattern. This activation extended to neurons in the brainstem, demonstrating a clear pathway for gut-brain communication. The research indicates that the gut microbiome regulates certain metabolites that activate the vagus nerve, enabling the transmission of chemosensory signals from the gut to the brain. Reference:

Remember, your new HHS Secretary supports the current childhood vaccine schedule. I know many of you are optimistic that him being in this position will lead to new studies confirming what we already know about the shots, but the rest of the cabinet have made it clear they believe the shots are safe and the studies have been done. Also, pay attention to Jim O'Neill in HHS and Brooke Rollins at USDA who will attempt to stifle any RFK efforts to go after the food supply.

I've suspected Ian Carroll of being an alt-right plant, since he chooses to consistently ignore my urging of him to look into Peter Thiel and his sphere of influence since JULY. He never even acknowledges it. He has produced a myriad of videos on Diddy, Michael Jackson, Epstein, Blackrock, and many other entities on the left that are very much a part of the paradigm. But when you press him about anything on the right, Thiel, Trump, JD Vance, Vivek, it's nothing but crickets. Suddenly the intricate connections become too complicated for him to "understand" as though BlackRock, Vanguard, and StateStreet are any less complex and connected. So here, Ian, I have done a shit ton of the leg work for you on where to start. Feel free to pull anything from the myriad of connections to large money interests, CIA and other government defense contracts, Silicon Valley Startups and NGOs, Politicians, and Influences that he has his hands in. I even used your favorite researching app @obsdmd to make it familiar to you, pause the video below and digest as much as you'd like. The easiest way to clear up any misconceptions about where your loyalties lie, is to embrace the truth and begin also covering content that is critical of people regardless of party or politics. That's journalism.

Scanning this book titled "The German Aesthetic Tradition" by Kai Hammermeister. Free download with an account: I am currently looking for more information on "The Oldest Systematic Program of German Idealism". This was a manuscript published by Franz Rosenzweig of the "New School for Social Research" ( and inspired heavily by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, and largely thought to be written by him due to the similarity to his handwriting, with other inspirations like F. W. J. Schelling, Friedrich Hölderlin being attributed as well. Hegel, Schelling, and Hölderlin were all classmates at the University of Tübingen together, and specifically part of the Tübinger Stift. University of Tübingen Tübinger Stift In "The Cambridge Guide to Hegel" by Frederick C. Beiser, the section titled "Hegel and Marxism" contains a passage speaks specifically to Hegel's Philosophy of the "Spiritual Animal Kingdom". Free to download at: Page 419 states: "Hegel's conception of the modern individual as bourgeois does begin with the conception of self-interested private persons who use the market as a means to their own ends (PR § 187). But the main point he wants to make is that in civil society such individuals are drawn by an apparently external necessity into connection with others, and this connection brings about changes in the individuals and their ends. Because of this, Hegel's civil society is not conceived as a sort of natural realm resulting from individuals pursuing their private desires through unconstrained participation in the open market. This liberal or purely economic conception of civil society is what Hegel ridicules under the name of the 'spiritual animal kingdom' (PhG 1397). The function of civil society for individuals is not simply to satisfy their contingent wants but to give actuality to their abstract self-images as person and subject." "In a civil society such individuals are drawn by an apparently external necessity into connection with others, and this connection brings about changes in the individuals and their ends." This is particularly interesting when looking at the Hegelian Dialectic specifically being so heavily associated with the current Technocratic Movement (which stems back to the "New School for Social Research" mentioned above), and the idea that transforming individuals to satiate this "necessity" is a major driving force behind the Technocratic Ideals behind Transhumanism for the sake of connection (and by extension concepts like the Internet, Artificial Intelligence, Brain Computer Interfaces, and eventually the "Singularity" their proposed as steps in the human condition). Just wanted to share some of the things I've been looking into today.