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About kjmaclean

I am a writer, editor, and web developer interested in spirituality, science, geometry, and disk golf. I have written 8 books and produced 3 flash movies on You Tube. To see my bio, go to https://kjmaclean.com/MeetKen.php

The Collective Consciousness

Introduction I have never understood why our medical and scientific establishment is so narrowly focused on materialist explanations for consciousness and the human psyche. Perhaps it has something to do with the “prove it!” mentality of the scientific method. This … Continue reading

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Retrocausality, Time, and the Mandela Effect

Retrocausality Physicists are an ingenious lot. They have designed experiments with two entangled photons which show that the measurement of one of the photons later in time can change the status of another photon that has already been recorded. This … Continue reading

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Guest Post by Dr. Toby Rogers: Vaccines are the Cause of Autism

Dr. Toby tells it like it is uTobian The paradox of autism causation studies We already know beyond a reasonable doubt what’s causing autism but mainstream science will never “know” in the conventional way because of the political economy of … Continue reading

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Consciousness and AI

Introduction Artificial intelligence is being used in almost every area of our economy, from scientific research to the development of new vaccines, and everywhere in business. But there is a question whether AI has the potential to become sentient (and … Continue reading

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Magnetism and Sexual Attraction

An esoteric look at consciousness and the metaphysics of living things Introduction Magnetism is one of the fundamental forces of the universe. According to Dr. Wei-ping Yu at NASA, every one of the forces of nature is controlled by magnetism. … Continue reading

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Physics, Geometry, and Consciousness

A brief attempt to define consciousness and relate it to geometry and physics The Geometry of Life For millennia, humans have wondered about what consciousness is. The debate essentially comes down to two opposing camps: The belief that consciousness arises … Continue reading

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The Runaway Train

We have kicked the financial can down the road as far as it will go – but is there a solution? Elon Musk and DOGE are trying to eliminate the $2 trillion budget deficits that are now built-in to the … Continue reading

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The Third World

I read yesterday on devex.com that Trump, in his zeal to cut programs formerly managed by USAID, the CIA’s $50 billion slush fund, had accidentally cut some “life-giving humanitarian aid” programs in the Third World. But that they had been … Continue reading

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Note

The markets operate on fear and greed. In my post, “The Beginning of the End,” my conspiracy theory about an engineered collapse of the stock market was just that: a conspiracy theory. The market crashed after fears about Trump’s impositions … Continue reading

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The Fragmentation

Have you ever wondered why people are at each others’ throats on social media? It seems there are only two camps in America: The Trump camp and the Anti-Trump camp. This was true even during the four years of Biden: … Continue reading

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