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Tom Cowan isn’t the first by a long shot. There is a long historical record of noted scientists and scholars questioning the idea that contagion is the only answer. Invisible Rainbow was possibly the catalyst for Cowan’s deep dive into this topic. The publication date coincides closely to when I first heard him talking about it.
— Oct 10, 2026 07:18PM
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Thanks to Sigmund Freud we give millions of people Xanax, Prozac, and Zoloft instead of cleaning up their environment. He single handedly took the physical symptoms of electrical sensitivity, blamed them on out of control emotions, and relabeled them as anxiety attacks.
— Oct 06, 2026 06:54PM
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A non-fiction account written by Charles Dickens in the 1860s tells what it was like when electric telegraph wires were first stretched out over London.
— Sep 26, 2026 06:52PM
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“Acupuncture needles conduct atmospheric electricity into the body, where it travels along precisely mapped pathways, returning to the atmosphere, through other needles that complete the circuit.”
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