I'm pretty much the only one talking Bradshaw. The other fella said I would be waiting a long time. I posted the facts and we shall see what we see.

99% of the time that would be the case. I'm pretty sure I was physically threatened and I leave this in the hands of TPTB here @ TOD to determine. I wanted to give Greyzone the opportunity to retract that comment. He did not and thickened the gravy instead. So yes it is wise to ignore such an ass I can't help but feel chased away from a thing that I like. He has a blog and I don't go to it or threaten him! I have not threatened him as far as I can see.

Why would I want to waste time tracing your IP? Or the IP of AlphaOmega? I never once suggested I would do such. End-of-the-world-Mayan-calendar boy here said that. Go argue with him about crazy scenarios he wants to concoct in his addled brain.

would you like me to chart that for you?  provide some data sir and I will post an image shortly :-)

Hello Dragonfly41,

This is confirmed by Hans Seleye's General Adaptation Syndrome [GAS] and numerous other scientifically peer-reviewed studies among all over-stressed and confined species.  Here is a good link by Reg Morrision, reknown author of "The Spirit in the Gene" and "Plague Species":

http://www.regmorrison.id.au/

See the PDF article called "Hydrogen: Humanity's Maker and Breaker".

excerpt:
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A GAS attack

I have previously inferred that an auto-collapse mechanism is built into the genomes of most plague animals.32 Evolutionary safeguards are triggered in social species when
populations grow exponentially and stress levels rise. This results in a predictable spectrum of physiological and behavioural responses that invariably reduce the population's fertility below replacement level. The Canadian endocrinologist Hans Selye in 1936 named these responses the General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS),33 and many
other studies have corroborated Selye's findings. A GAS decline typically appears well before famine and disease begin to cull the population, and its hormonal `fingerprint'
often persists in wild mouse populations long after the population has shrunk to plague levels and the habitat has recovered. GAS has led to the local extinction of a species
in some instances.34

Why should this concern us? There are four reasons:

1. There is no evidence that we are fundamentally distinct from other species. We too are shaped, driven and manipulated, both directly and indirectly, by our DNA, and
no basic distinction has ever been detected in the biological fabric of our bodies--or in our behavioural drives.

2. The graph of our population growth for most of the past century was exponential and precisely mirrored that of any mammal entering what we call a plague phase.

3. All plagues end in similar fashion, with a population collapse that mirrors their exponential growth. Such an abrupt termination is essential to the evolutionary
   

process. If it did not occur, `successful' species could proliferate indefinitely, endangering the existence of all life on Earth. This does not happen.

4. It follows that evolution's auto-collapse mechanism must therefore reside in the evolutionary process itself and persist via genetic replication. I would argue that
this safeguard is essentially expressed via Selye's General Adaptation Syndrome. I would further argue that our species now displays most of the GAS symptoms and has already begun its GAS decline. And most significantly, many of our fertility inhibitors are associated with either a surfeit or dearth of hydrogen.
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Our genes are not our friends.  The question is can we collectively outsmart them?  Most Geneticists and Historians think we cannot, but a small part of me remains optomistic [but that could just be delusion from GAS].

Bob Shaw in Phx,AZ  Are Humans Smarter than Yeast?