Yiwu, Zhejiang Province, China - it's 2 am there now. So I was able to figure out how to take a screen shot of a word doc... as a jpeg... hmmm. It took a few tries to fit it all in. On an orange baseball hat:
The heart is called Yi [unified power] becuz when intent moves, spirit is agitated; qi is dispersed. Qi is the Mother of spirit; Spirit is the child of qi. The Mother as qi is the horse that guides/conducts the river chariot (yin spirit) in the water (yin jing). Once your mind is away from the lower Elixir Field, your Qi will be led away from it and be consumed. By gathering the Shen into the lower tan tien then the Qi follows it there. Light of eyes descend as Yang fire inner yin qi line
Friday, July 31, 2026
Midwest lost its progressive cooperative commonwealth political farm roots? Drumpf child rape fascism in the countryside
From Cooperative Commonwealth to Yardstick Capitalism
I haven't been up north since last Fall - but there's a town downtown up north in Minnesota that has a statue in honor of the International Workers of the World - a radical mining and logging union. Did they work with farmers much? The IWW had a strong anarchist connection and now "anarchists" are still targeted by the Drumpf fascist regime - yet that area of Minnesota probably turned to supporting Drumpf?
His father and grandfather were proud miners — and staunch Democrats. It got to the point growing up, Vlaisavljevich said, where "a Republican was a scary thing."
But now, the 60-year-old is a vocal Trump supporter, with a Trump bumper sticker plastered on the front of his desk.... He believes Democrats are too beholden to environmental groups and have become less supportive of mining....Across the Rust Belt of the Upper Midwest, from Ohio to Wisconsin to the Iron Range, voters who sided with President Barack Obama in recent elections instead took their chances on Trump this year.
...most local and state DFLers easily won reelection.
So there is a bit of a schizoid approach as the unions stayed democrat and local politics stayed democrat but on the national level people voted Drumpf...against Hillary Clinton....
Since 1900, Minnesota has voted Democratic 65.6% of the time
he did capitalize on the economic discontent of the 1930s to champion the idea of a cooperative society distinct not only from socialist and communist economic systems but also from corporate capitalism.
Midland Cooperative Wholesale, a farmer- owned federation that sold gasoline and automotive supplies wholesale to cooperative oil associations, sprang up in the Midwest
during America’s farm recession in the 1920s. Struggling with skyrocketing production costs, farmers organized to purchase their supplies collectively.
Midland federation included hundreds of cooperatives throughout the Midwest that had
joined Midland to challenge the primacy of corporations. In addition to cheap gasoline and related products that farmers needed, Midland offered its members a cooperative way of life that strove to build a society based on good will.
By the time it peaked in the 1970s, prior to its 1982 merger with Land O’ Lakes (another
cooperative), Midland was one of the largest farm- supply cooperatives in the United States. It claimed 300,000 members among its federation of more than 700 cooperatives.
Land O'Lakes is technically a cooperative still but is it really?
Her first job was detasseling corn for $2 an hour. During college, she cleaned toilets and painted houses.
Decades later, after working in a number of leadership positions at companies such as Mobil (now owned by Exxon), PepsiCo and Scholastic, Ford joined Land O’Lakes in 2012, where she would climb the corporate ladder to the C-suite.
Her appointment to CEO in 2018 wasn’t just a personal achievement, it was a historic milestone: Ford is the first woman to lead Land O’Lakes in its 101-year history, and the first openly gay woman to become a Fortune 500 CEO.
There are currently 44 women CEOs who run Fortune 500 companies, a record high.
https://familyfarmers.org/?p=784
Family Farm Defenders is an activist group that has campaigned against Land O'Lakes, criticizing the large dairy cooperative for promoting industrial agriculture, driving down milk prices for small producers, and supporting factory farm expansion
Given that 2012 is the U.N. Year of the Co-op, it is also disturbing to have a once proud farmer driven co-op like Land O Lakes routinely violating the Rochdale Principles of International Cooperation, as well as the 1922 Capper Volstead Act.
Land O Lakes in the August issue of Z Magazine. (pdf link) You can read a version of the article here: It\’s 2012! Are You Feeling Cooperative Yet?
As they reached out to their base of former Nonpartisan League members, Farmer-Laborites, socialists, and liberals, the field men “preached cooperation as if engaged in ‘a religious crusade,’” wrote cooperative historian Steven Keillor.
It was great to see so many friends and allies - both old and new - at the 40th Anniversary Shindig of the National Family Farm Coalition last week in St. Louis! Lots of FFD folks were there to celebrate - who can you find in this group photo?
Back to John E. Peck, Ph.D. article on cooperatives!
For instance, the largest farmer co-op in West Africa - Kuapa Kokoo in Ghana – boasts over 45,000 members in 1100 villages, and is a leading force in fair trade through its well known brand name Divine chocolate. In India, the world’s largest dairy producer, over 100,000 co-ops collect milk from 12 million farmer members each day.
in Wisconsin there are 844 co-ops statewide serving 2.7 million members and generating $5.6 billion in sales annually.
For example, Dairy Farmers of America (DFA) - along with two of its top two executives -
was fined $12 million in 2008 by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) for illegal manipulation of the Class III milk market at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). In 2010 the U.S. Dept of Justice blocked a bid by Deans Food to buy out Foremost Farms, another "corporate" co-op, which would have created a quasi-monopoly on fluid milk in parts of the Midwest. Land
O' Lakes' website gushes with feel good rhetoric about the U.N.Year of the Co-op, yet some question its true commitment to cooperation, especially when it prefers to import milk protein concentrate (MPC) from abroad rather than pay its own farmers a fair price and promotes dangerous
biotechnologies like rBGH and RR alfalfa that jeopardize the marketability of its own products.
https://znetwork.org/zmagazine/are-you-feeling-cooperative-yet-by-john-e-peck/
https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/news/trump-influence-minnesota-gop-primary-2026/
Trump never won Minnesota, but political experts say his grip on state GOP politics keeps growing
Trump lost Minnesota in 2016, 2020 and 2024.
https://www.twincities.com/2026/04/10/trump-foreign-steel-east-wing-ballroom-mn-miners/
The White House Ballroom Controversy: Al King, president of United Steelworkers Local 6115 in Virginia, MN, blasted the Trump administration for using $37 million in donated foreign steel from Luxembourg-based ArcelorMittal for a new White House ballroom while Iron Range mines remained idle and hundreds of local steelworkers faced layoffs. King labeled the decision a "gut shot"
“(Trump) says one thing, and you think ‘Good, he’s going to stick with American manufacturing and American steel,’” Johnson added. “And then all of a sudden this comes. It’s just like he says one thing and does the total opposite.”
Yeah cuz Trump is a child rapist according to Sarah Ransome who personally had coffee with one of Trump's victims - Trump regularly abused at Epstein's NYC mansion.
OK I just ordered Steven Keillor's book farm Cooperative Commonwealth!
I also ordered "Luxury lost its lustor" on globalization and sweatshops....
No I did not order from Bezos' website! thanks
Cooperative Commonwealth is an important book that serves two primary purposes. First, it demonstrates the Minnesota Historical Society's extensive collection of farmer cooperative papers and local newspaper archives. Since MHS published the book, it is a quasi-advertisement for future researchers. Second, the book's theme traces the development of farmers cooperatives not as a response to prevailing capitalist principles, but as a completion of economic networks into remote rural regions. Author Steven Keillor demonstrates how Minnesota's Scandinavian farmers established co-ops based upon English and eastern United States models instead of Old World Scandinavian models.
The earliest attempts at establishing union stores failed in part due to inexperience but also because their scope was too broad. But in time farmers learned that the more specific their objectives, the more likely they succeeded. Creameries were the first resounding success. A creamery was established at a crossroads that served local farmers and was soon followed by a store and church. This hamlet seemed to provide all the local farmers needed. Fire insurance mutuals and wheat elevators soon imitated the creamery example. Railroads attempted to piggyback onto successful grain elevators, but farmer control many times prevailed. Farmer movements such as the Grange and Farmers Alliance aided co-op development, but were not instrumental. The fact that co-ops outlived national agrarian movements says more for the local institutions than for national organization. Co-ops eventually bloomed into full-fledged corporate entities such as Land O' Lakes and CENEX. These organizations played important roles in Minnesota politics.
Keillor's book is well written, though the reader will encounter a myriad of acronyms that are seemingly unavoidable. Keillor's writing style can be difficult to follow at times, but he manages to regain the reader's attention often enough so not to spoil the book. The primary issue with the book is its reliance on a handful of sources.
There are specific examples Keillor puts forth to illustrate his points, but perceived generalizations lead the reader to wonder if these examples were true representation across the state. To emphasize his point on anti-county set politics, Keillor points out that the county seats of Yellow Medicine, Brown, and Otter Tail counties came under fire by co-ops because their seats were not centrally located within the counties. However, none of the seats were moved in response. Also, were there anti-county seat movements of co-ops in counties where the seat was centrally located? Keillor does not say. He also uses Freeborn County as his case history for cooperative creameries. But did the same circumstances happen in other counties? By design the book intentionally omitted data from counties where other economic endeavors outpaced agriculture, but many agricultural counties were neglected as well. There is no mention of Stearns, Houston, Nobles, Jackson, Chippewa, Cottonwood, or two dozen other agricultural counties. What are their stories?
One final flaw concerns the last two chapters. Up until these chapters, the primary focus was on the farmers, not the politicians. But by the end of the book, Keillor's emphasis is entirely on the governors and legislators and how they interacted with federal programs of the New Deal such as the Rural Electrification Administration. Farmers become role players in their own economic development.
But there is much to be learned from this important historical work. Keillor sets the stage for future scholarship to either prove or disprove his thesis, and given the extensiveness of Minnesota Historical Society collections, there is plenty of opportunity to expand on the work started here.
Thursday, July 30, 2026
Why Heisenberg observed frequencies are noncommutative for the transitional amplitude intensity of energy
We see here that applying the Ritz-Rydberg formula based on Heisenberg's new amplitude formula relies on a changing of the value of K based on the order of K in the formula.
This noncommutativity of frequency forced the use of Matrix multiplication but the "identity Matrix" then covered up the diagonal nonzero values that are inherently nonlocal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcNHTv7Rw3c
Bart Ehrman attributes antisemitism to Roman Imperial Gospels about Jesus: Son of Man is not Jesus himself
Once Jesus Became God
33min
2014
If both Paul and John are wrong about the "sayings of Jesus" then what are the proper "sayings of Jesus" according to Bart Ehrman?
https://ehrmanblog.org/jesus-and-the-son-of-man/
Core Authentic Themes
- Apocalyptic Expectation: Sayings announcing that the current evil age would soon end and God would violently intervene to establish a new cosmic order. [1]
- Radical Ethics: Instructions on loving enemies, turning the other cheek, and helping the poor as preparation for the imminent judgment. [1]
- The "Son of Man": References where Jesus spoke of an upcoming cosmic judge (the Son of Man) coming from heaven, which Ehrman argues Jesus viewed as a separate figure rather than himself.
- e “the Son of Man” in the teachings of Jesus. Everyone agrees — since it’s plain for all to see — that in the Gospels Jesus uses the phrase in a variety of ways, sometimes to talk about his present ministry (“the son of man has nowhere to lay his head”; Luke 9:58; Matt. 8:20), sometimes to predict his future suffering (“the son of man must suffer many things and be rejected by the elders and the chief priests and the scribes and be killed, and after three days rise again”; Mark 8:31; Luke 9:22), and sometimes to refer to a cosmic judge from heaven, whom we’ve now met on several occasions (for example, Mark 8:38: “Whoever is ashamed of me and of my words in this adulterous and sinful generation, of him will the Son of Man be ashamed when he arrives from heaven in the presence of the holy angels”). Hence the questions: Did Jesus — that is, the historical Jesus, the actual man himself (not Jesus as portrayed in the later Gospels) use the phrase in all of these ways? Did he always use it in reference to himself?
- Comment says: I think 1 Enoch portrays Enoch himself as the Son of Man. And I don’t think we have any idea what the Jewish authorities asked Jesus when he was arrested. Mark’s Gospel, our first source, was written 40 years later by someone who didn’t know anyone involved, living in a different country, and speaking a different language!
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Yes, that’s probably the most widely held view, but I don’t buy it for a minute. THere are huge debates about what the phrase “Son of man” means on the lips of Jesus and which of the son of man sayings he actually said and which were put on his lips by later story tellers. It is interesting that when he refers to the son of man as the cosmic judge of the earth, he does not appear to be talking about himself. Since the story tellers thought he *was* the future judge of the earth, it does not seem like *those* sayings would be ones they would have made up. So I think they (e.g., Mark 8:38) are the ones he said, that he called God’s future judge the Son of Man (based on Dan. 7:13-14), but that after his death when his followers thought he had been raised from the dead and exalted to heaven, they naturally concluded he was the one God would send, and so had him refer to himself with the term — which is why the Gospels report him using it as a self-designation.
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No, I haven’t changed my mind. I’m saying that MARK understood Jesus to be the coming Son of Man. That’s very different from saying what Jesus himself thought.
Sunday, July 26, 2026
Radical Noncommutativity violates special relativity symmetry: "the decay of a single noncommutative photon"
Special relativity asserts that physical phenomena appear the same to all unaccelerated observers. This is called Lorentz symmetry and relates long wavelengths to short ones: if the symmetry is exact it implies that space-time must look the same at all length scales. Several approaches to quantum gravity, however, suggest that there may be a microscopic structure of space-time that leads to a violation of Lorentz symmetry. This might arise because of the discreteness or non-commutivity of space-time.....
The constraint reported here on a possible maximal electron speed less than the speed of light is more than seven orders of magnitude better than previous limits. This limit is strong enough to conclude that quantum gravity scenarios postulating or implying this sort of Lorentz violation are not viable.
The type of Lorentz violation that we have considered also violates CPT symmetry, the symmetry under combined charge conjugation, space inversion, and time reversal. The fact that it is ruled out might therefore be a consequence of CPT symmetry, rather than Lorentz symmetry. It thus makes sense to think seriously about constraining Lorentz violation suppressed by the second power, (E/E Planck).
Carroll, S. M., Harvey, J. A., Kostelecky, V. A., Lane, C. D. & Okamoto, T. Noncommutative field
theory and Lorentz violation. Phys. Rev. Lett. 87, 141601 (2001).
For example, string theory predicts that we may live in a universe with non-commutative coordinates [2], leading to a violation of Lorentz invariance [3].
https://arxiv.org/pdf/hep-th/0407149
https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1140/epjc/s10052-011-1653-y.pdf
in the noncommutative generalization of electrodynamics the interplay be-
tween a nonzero noncommutative parameter and an external
magnetic field leads us to predict the production of lepton
pairs of low invariant mass by free photons (an event for-
bidden by Lorentz invariant electrodynamics) in relativistic
heavy ion collisions at present and future available energies.
This unique channel can be clearly considered as a signature
of noncommutativity.
, in the framework of NCED, the effects of a noncommutative
spacetime can be detected in relativistic heavy ion collisions
by the grid of the following experimental signatures/filtering
procedures:
the decay of a single noncommutative photon
Bremsstrahlung is the electromagnetic radiation produced when a fast-moving charged particle—such as an electron—slows down, speeds up, or changes direction upon interacting with the electric field of an atomic nucleus. The word comes from German, meaning "braking radiation"
Freeman Dyson in 2002, meeting one of us (A.I.) among researchers
at MIT to hear about their work, defined as “radical” the hypothesis of
a noncommutative spacetime.
https://www.mdpi.com/2073-8994/17/6/923
The non-commutativity of the modified
position operators provides a link between GUP models and non-commutative geometry
models [31,32]. Consequently, the related uncertainty relationships are ∆Xi∆Xj ∝ ϵijk⟨ˆlk⟩
and the uncertainty of the cross-sectional area is connected to the expectation of the angular
momentum operator. This provides a potentially dynamic non-commutative geometry that
warrants further study. Moreover, this provides another connection between the 3D GUP
models in this work and spin foam models [33,34].
We leave these questions—the modification of the Lorentz algebra and the connection
of 3D GUP models to non-commutative geometry and spin foam models—for future work.
Friday, July 24, 2026
My new dental hygienist agreed that Xylitol is the way to go! Ellie Phillip's dental health system
Neutralize=CloSys (original formula - not the "healthy gums" formula). So you "bath" your teeth in CloSys for one minute but no longer - this neutralizes any mouth acids to prepare the teeth for scrubbing. You don't want to "scrub acid" into your teeth yet food/drink makes the teeth covered in acid.
Remineralize = Crest original formula toothpaste (now called Crest Plus but not any of the other newer types of Crest). The original Crest uses "sodium fluoride" while other types use "stannous fluoride" but Ellie Phillips is against the stannous fluoride.
Sanitize = Listerine essential oils mouthwash (the original with no flavor is considered the strongest but mint flavor is fine also).
Seal = the ACT original (now called Restore) fluoride rinse. If you get the smaller size bottle then the fluoride dose is stronger - at .05 instead of .02. The purpose of the fluoride is an ion catalyst to pull in the minerals to remineralize your teeth. The alcohol acid of Listerine actually "etches" the teeth so that the Fluoride reacts stronger into bonding to the teeth.
Stabilize = the mouth saliva itself as "mouth resting" - so go an hour with no drinking or eating for the fluoride to work its magic.
Prebiotic = Xylitol that kills off the Strep Mutans bacteria that feeds off sugar in food. Xylitol also increases the saliva flow and so increases the good bacteria and remineralization process. Have 5 grams a day minimum - so have four mints after each meal. The sooner you have the Xylitol after eating or drinking, the sooner you stop the damage by stopping the feeding of Strep Mutans. Xylitol keeps your teeth clean as a "slick" feel since the dead strep mutans will now easily slough off your teeth through the above mouth washing process.
And added bonus is to get a "flossing toothbrush" from Dr. Plotkins - this brush has "finer than hair" bristles that are extra long to get in between your teeth. Also the brush is lined with silver embedded in the bristles to keep the bristles antiseptic - after six hours of drying.
So that is Ellie Phillip's dental health system - and she says this system will actually reverse cavities - if they are small and just in the enamel. But if you have structural holes in your teeth or gumline dentin cavities then those should get filled. The issue here is how to prevent the need for future fillings? Filled cavities easily trap more plaque!! So use Ellie Phillip's dental health system to prevent the need for future fillings and even worse - crowns and root canals....
My dental hygienist who also does fillings - she said overall my gums are healthy and my teeth are good but even still she is doing cavities fillings. Why? I brushed my gums way too hard with the diatomaceous earth! This kept my teeth nice and white but I didn't realize that below the gum line is where the teeth are not protected by enamel - so the bacteria easily causes cavities below the gum line.
So I have swore off sugar now that I have a good excuse - and I have had to tell several nice ladies who had been supplying me routinely with sugar sweets - sorry!! hahaha. This has been excellent for my overall health as my qigong energy is very sensitive to sugar. I still take ginger to offset any sugar even in food - for example tea leaves even have sugar in the leaves!! Milk, Orange Juice and banana - all need ginger, etc.
Yesterday my dental hygienist started with a cavity in my front incisor - the plaque had built up - why? I had stopped using the diatomaceous earth. hahaha. She worked hard to make it look like a perfect match with my other incisor. I really can't see any difference - except that now the tooth looks white and nice again - no more "holes" in it as groves.
The problem with cavities and plaque is they provide a permanent home for the Strep Mutans bacteria - this is why I've sworn off sugar while I have also gorged on xylitol.
One dentist on youtube recommended putting the xylitol directly on the cavity area - and I looked it up - a cavity is about 5% Strep Mutans in terms of biomass. The rest of the cavity is "demineralized enamel" or in this case dentim - and other bacteria feeding there also.
So I have been using Ellie Phillip's dental health system for several days and as soon as I used xylitol then I immediately noticed this slick feeling to my teeth. Her "flossing brush" method is to massage the gums because she insists that the gums need stimulation - and an extra soft brush won't provide that. But I still have to be very careful with the gums also - it's a balancing act.
Also I still floss the gums even though Ellie Phillip's argues that flossing causes gum recession. I just use wax floss that is old skool and I take it easy. There is no bleeding. Another dental hygienist tried no flossing with Ellie Phillip's system - and she documented increase in plaque on her teeth along with bleeding starting up. So Ellie Phillip says if you want to keep flossing then do it just after you brushed - so you work the fluoride in between the teeth. This will also help to protect the gums.
While Ellie Phillips relies on "mouth resting" - it is important to get enough water obviously. So if I had to choose with staying hydrated and mouth resting - I would choose the former. It depends on how much sweat from physical labor, etc. Also I recommend cayenne to clear out the sinuses - and other essential oils to counteract sugar in food (not refined sugar but natural sugars). Ginger, cayenne and spirulina powder (for magnesium from chlorophyll).
also if you have too much xylitol then you get diarrhea - so it will clear out the colon. This can cause dehydration also - and so this limits the xylitol intake. I gorged on the stuff at first just to really target the cavities.
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
The mouth has over a 1000 good bacteria and only 14 bad bacteria: Biofilm is overall good for health, xylitol gets rid of bad bacteria
Ellie Phillips on the need to alkalize your mouth by destroying Strep Mutans via Xylitol
Xylitol is a 5 ring carbon, not a six ring carbon - so the Strep Mutans bacteria starve from xylitol after the bacteria try to eat it....You can WASH plaque off your teeth without even brushing...and xylitol feeds your good bacteria...
Xylitol just needs to be put on the back of your tongue and since xylitol is hygroscopic - it PULLS the salvia out of the top back molars - where the salivary glands are....
Strep Mutans plaque can drop to 0.2% only in the mouth after six months!!
Streptococcus mutans is a primary bacterium responsible for dental caries. It colonizes the mouth and produces sticky glucans that bind to tooth surfaces, forming the biofilm known as dental plaque. It thrives by metabolizing sugars into lactic acid, which erodes tooth enamel
Xylitol doesn’t directly kill Streptococcus mutans in the way an antibiotic would, but it effectively starves them. When the bacteria ingest xylitol, they cannot process it for energy. This triggers a "futile energy cycle" that stunts their growth and prevents them from producing tooth-decaying acids. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]Over time, this process causes the bacteria to lose their stickiness, making them easier to wash away with regular brushing and significantly reducing their numbers in your mouth.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3434645/
The S. mutans and S. sobrinus counts of the saliva samples decreased significantly (p = 0.01 and p = 0.011, respectively) in the xylitol gum group but not in the sorbitol gum group.
wipe xylitol over lesions in the mouth....
Yes, Streptococcus sobrinus is one of the primary bacterial species that causes cavities and tooth decay in humans. Working alongside Streptococcus mutans, it thrives on sugars in your diet, producing acids that dissolve tooth enamel and cause decay. [1, 2]While S. mutans is more common, S. sobrinus is often considered more potent. It produces acid much more quickly and is highly associated with the onset of decay on smooth tooth surfaces
Chemically, pure xylitol is nearly neutral, with a pH of roughly 5.0 to 7.0. However, it actively promotes an alkaline environment in your mouth. Because oral bacteria cannot ferment it into decay-causing acids, it neutralizes mouth acidity and stimulates saliva flow, pushing oral pH above 7.0 to help remineralize tooth enamel.
In vitro tests demonstrated the xylitol concentration of 12.5% was required for inhibiting the growth of S. sanguinis; however, S. mutans was inhibited significantly at a xylitol concentration of 1.56% (24). Kontiokari et al. (31) showed in vitro effectiveness of xylitol in reducing S. mitis. This is incompatible to the finding of the present study, which suggested that xylitol chewing gum consumption did not effect on in vivo growth of S. mitis. It is possible that xylitol selectively affects and reduces S. mutans and S. sobrinus levels without altering load of S. mitis and S. sanguinis, the bacteria implicated in development of oral health.
Bacteria make up the active, living portion of a cavity, but they rarely exceed 1% to 5% of the total mass of the dark, decayed tissue. The rest of the black cavity consists of demineralized tooth structure (collagen), food debris, and mineral stains...The bulk of the cavity is dead, softened dentin and decalcified enamel....
Chromogenic Bacteria: Some people naturally host "good" chromogenic bacteria (like Actinomyces) that form harmless, thin black lines along the gum line, often despite excellent oral hygiene
Arrested Decay: If a cavity stops growing and remineralizes, it can turn dark and hard, meaning the S. mutans bacteria are no longer actively eating the tooth structure
During the first 5 days without food, a person may lose 1–2 kilograms (2.2–4.4 pounds) of body weight each day. Most of this weight loss is related to dehydration and electrolyte imbalance. Over several weeks of starvation, changes in the body usually cause weight loss to slow down to an average of 0.3 kilograms (0.7 pounds) per day.
The more fat stores available, the longer a person can typically survive during starvation. Once the fat stores have been completely metabolized, the body then reverts back to muscle breakdown for energy
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I was reading Helen Bond’s book ‘The Historical Jesus’ and she suggested Jesus was talking about himself whenever he referred to ‘Son of Man’. I always found that confusing as Jesus seemed to sometimes refer to ‘Son of Man’ in the third person, but sometimes seemed to apply the title to himself.
I really like the idea that the church or gospel authors adjusted Jesus words on this to make it sound like Jesus was referring to himself when in fact Jesus had another person/being in mind altogether.