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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2022 · 23 MIN

Inconsistencies in Science

from The Quantum Empowerment Show™ · host The Quantum Empowerment Coach™

In this episode we address some of the inconsistencies and inaccuracies presented in modern science. There are things which are presented as fact which may not be, and we need to understand that. As always, we do not tell you what to believe, but rather help and encourage you to think for yourself and determine to the best of your ability what is accurate and trustworthy information, and what is not. NOTE: This podcast episode is lower volume than normal. We were running a microphone experiment, and might get another mic for specific circumstances due to the results of this experiment, upgrading to the latest "32bit float" recording technology. Some of the information/research discussed in this episode is available in our Temporary Research Library, such as the capitalist network that runs the world Unfortunately, some of the information is now missing because it has been moved or taken down, such as the more in-depth information linked to at the bottom of that post in our library. After our re-design is finished, we will be restoring some of the missing content and deleting others. We hope you enjoy the episode, and wish you a wonderful rest of the week.

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