German New Medicine, Lost Disco Tape 2, Impostor Syndrome (audio: noxsoma.substack.com)
Published on HivePostify by @noxsoma · Wed Sep 02 2026
(The audio to these rants is posted at 4:20 EST on Substack. Or you can read it here.)
“If you enjoy what you’re doing, you’ll never work a day in your life.” So many humans have said this, whether they were talking directly to Me, or to an audience that we were a part of, it’s impossible to attribute it to a single mouth.
Salutations Wellness warriors, health heroes, divine aspects of Source, carbon units and beautiful bags of mostly water. Welcome to another Hump Day from paradise. It’s another Wellness Wednesday above ground. Our molecules are holding together, We don’t know how, but they are. Someone put the number of cells in the vessel at 47 Trillion. I didn’t try to count to verify or anything. I’ve theorized how “science” might calculate just how many living widgets are in the vessel. How many passengers our starship might carry. But it’s only a theory. The number keeps changing. And, as we all know, spouting out numbers is meaningless. We’ve heard that a million cells in the body die daily and are replaced every second. Okay. It’s estimated that 150 to 180,000 humans die daily. Worldwide. That doesn’t seem like very many. Especially compared to the estimated 370,000 born each day. That’s literally better than 2 to 1. (2.08 to 1, says the bot, which incidentally spits back different stats behind every inquiry. But the ratios are fairly consistent.) At this rate it will only take about 65 years for the Earth’s population to double. That’s 16 billion souls on the planet by 2092. That is within our lifespans, especially if you were born in this century. Despite my global depopulation conspiracy agenda, humanity is expected to blossom. If all remains as is, land-wise, (and Atlantis doesn’t resurface, and no other continents are swallowed by the Oceans), there will be 9.3 square meters available per human. That’s about 30 square feet per human. Tight squeeze. That was just a thought that came to Mind today. Anyway, the practice of waking in the AM, (mornings are darker these days as we approach the winter solstice), promoting the daily episode, and typing this piece up, is a labor of love. It’s not work. It just flows. This morning, Ego was musing, “If I were required to do this daily, I’d be, something approaching miserable.” Like, if a paycheck were being held in front of us, like the proverbial carrot on the stick, the product would suffer.
The carrot & stick illustration is used so often, and out of context, maybe there are a handful who don’t know the trick. Because, it is a trick. Donkeys, or “Asses,” as they are called in biblical times, are notoriously stubborn and stupid, which is an unfortunate combination of traits. The farmer needs the Ass to pull the cart. The Ass does not comply. The Ass likes carrots. The farmer ties a carrot to the end of a stick and dangles it in front of the Ass. Think click-bait. The Ass, in an attempt to reach the carrot, pulls the cart. Maybe this sounds familiar. It’s the basis for the Occidental economic system, as well as Western religions. The carrot is waiting for you in the afterlife. “I’ll gladly pay you Tuesday, for a hamburger today.” There are no carrots luring your humble vagabond into the next day. We are propelled, rather than compelled. Powered by creativity and curiosity. Today’s episode is deeper than usual. So says Eye. Perhaps you will find it so, as well. Maybe, if you have ever found yourself in a situation described in one of today’s vignettes, it will hit you a certain kinda way. The Other Lost Disco Tape. I was maybe the first on my block to adopt the No Virus paradigm. It was one of those ideas you mention to your closest circle, check their reaction, and then, never speak of again. Recently, meaning within the last month, or two months tops, We’ve read several articles that suggest that more professionals within the medical fringe, (as opposed to being deep within the medical industrial complex), are becoming, “virus-skeptical.” I even read a headline, by a popular health advocate, with some impressive credentials, that mentioned, “German New Medicine.” Of course, I didn’t read it. I didn’t have to. Unless I wanted the author’s reaction. We got the gist of German New Medicine years ago, by this time. (We’re talking maybe 4 or 5 years ago.) We are not generally, “Early adopters” but we were already on the “terrain over microbes” train before we ever heard of GNM. So it was more of an alignment than new information. Anyway, today’s found lost episode, serendipitously covers virus-skepticism. Side note. We do not buy the “impostor syndrome” psy-op. In our Simulatrix, it’s just more debris on the road to our own personal success stories. However, if such a syndrome did exist, providing proof of being ahead of the curve, however slightly, might be a symptom. It’s more of a response to the expected doubt of humans, like, “yeah, right, you were on to this before anybody ever heard of it.” Within this found episode, we’re right there talking about how viruses might not even exist. As always, take it for it’s worth to you. This vessel has already reached a goal set down in 1996. We don’t get sick. And better yet, sick, doesn’t get us. (Knock wood.)
Stay sane, stay strong, stay safe, stay savvy, stay serene, stay sovereign, stay subscribed. PEACE.
Tags: #viruses#contaigion#syndromes#disco#wellness#rebellion