Do not swamp my comment sections with topics that do not belong there! Notify me about topics you want me to start up for discussions here!
Just make a comment here, and I'll get your message.
I have seen websites destroyed by swamped by lengthy, frequent, and/or irrelevant comments, so IF YOU WANT THIS SITE TO LAST, please, consider the following.
It has become a MAJOR problem that lots of topics are raised that do not pertain to the subject of the article. I am guilty, because I started to participate in such conversations previously, but I won’t be able to do it any longer.
I guess, it is because my time is limited, I haven’t done it, but people are coming up with several good topics that I must start separately in order to keep discussions on the subject. Swamping a comment section with irrelevant comments, no matter how interesting they are, deters good commenters, and eventually readers, in the long run.
Would you like to suggest topics for which I can start up articles for discussions?
Comment here or respond to the e-mail about any of my posts.
Please, notice that I’ll be unlikely to be able to join the conversations most of the time, so if you have a problem, you have to report it.
IMPORTANT REQUEST:
Also, I am asking you to keep your comments at a reasonable size and do not post more than a few in a comment section, because that phenomenon has become rampant recently. When comment sections are taken over by a few people, others stay away, which is against the purpose of my site.
When I notice again that someone takes over a whole section with unnecessarily lengthy (they could start up their own Substack and insert links instead), exceedingly frequent, or repeatedly irrelevant comments, that person will be the first person I’ll have to ban.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xo_fMcSLp7Q
This is about the lost city of Atlantis.
Relates to the question of whether archeology is muzzled and how advanced have previous civilizations been. Relevant in the doom times in which we live.
The flood myths pop up in lots of cultures, so what were ancient civilisations like.
I don't imagine that if someone digs through a mile of dirt they are going to find iphones with gene editing software in the Sahara desert though. :)
I won't be able to help with a discussion in that I don't know anything about it just greatly interested.
Is it even possible to have a world-wide pandemic? Obviously not, since viruses are fake, but I am interested in the history of other supposed outbreaks—are they not all relatively local incidents? Is it even possible, within the framework of the mainstream understanding of virology, for any pathogen to escape and run rampant across the entire globe? Before Covid, I mean, obviously. Oh, and excluding Africa. There has to be some pre-Covid study that discusses this mechanism of spread, probably intended to let people in the IS know that they needn’t worry so much about bird flu or something—why DIDN’T it spread here?