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NHS Garden Gurus

NHS Garden Gurus

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If it works, who can tell you it's wrong to garden with it? Always wash your vegetables.

Kalyx said:
This is a common practice in many parts of the world/cultures. My buddy pulled a quick switch this spring because his daughters tree didn't make it through the winter. He timed it right and she just thought it got a slow start that spring! Its ok IMO all life comes from death with microbes doing the magic transition! Its just like planting a corn kernel in a fish carcass back in the day.

Instead of buying your kid a case of wine from the year of their birth, I was thinking the cannabis version would be like grow a dank plant with your childs placenta tea then make hash and save it for when you bust them toking. So this is "your hash"... and I only want you smoking the good stuff kid. Me personally I'd rather have that than a case of aged bordeau any day!

I still have my daughters (heart shaped, rare!) placenta in the freezer, maybe I will use it to make some tea on some plants like I said above. I did pump the water and afterbirth (home birth was great!) from the puddle birth (we were gonna do a water birth but she came when it was only 5" full!) right into my tomato bed and they are doing great this year even though they got seeded late by a new dad gardener who was about one and a half months behind schedule. MMmmm homegrown tomatoes, one thing I LOVE about late summer.
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MileHighGlassPipes

MileHighGlassPipes

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Rrog said:
crystals, eh... How about gnomes? They tune energy I heard
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There is actual science behind quartz crystals tuning Frequencies. Will they tune bad plant frequencies , or pest frequencies into a good frequencies? probably not, but they look awesome in the garden.

If you read books, a good one is "Tuning into nature", it will blow most peoples minds. :)

I have only known a literal handful of people that have read it.
 
MileHighGlassPipes

MileHighGlassPipes

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MileHighGlassPipes

MileHighGlassPipes

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Rrog said:
I try to remain amusing.

"Actual science behind quartz crystals" I guess is " not about crystals"

"plant frequencies," "pest frequencies" I think you're on one of those. Pretty sure.

Doesn't matter to me. Just observing
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You continue to amuse. I have learned so much is just the past couple of posts. :)
 
Michael Huntherz

Michael Huntherz

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Gnomes, crystals, elves, pseudoscience, mystical charlatanism, not my jam at all.

If one wanted to learn about the real power of crystals one could study laser chemistry and spectroscopy.

Science is more magical than "magick" is, to me. The Universe is sufficiently interesting that I no longer feel the need to build extensions-of-imagination into my experience of it.
 
MileHighGlassPipes

MileHighGlassPipes

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With science, what you think is "fact" today can be proven "fiction" tomorrow.

The reverse applies as well.

The one thing that every "scientist" should know is that "science" is as fluid as the oceans water

Being that you guys have the answer to everything, i'm sure you already knew that though right?

"Classically" trained and all.

An "academic" talking about how educated he is, is the equivalent of the 45 year old guy with the sports car. :)

"But I'm so smart!" The problem is who are you trying to convince, us, or yourself? - Turns sarcasm off.
 
Michael Huntherz

Michael Huntherz

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MileHighGlassPipes said:
With science, what you think is "fact" today can be proven "fiction" tomorrow.

The reverse applies as well.

The one thing that every "scientist" should know is that "science" is as fluid as the oceans water

Being that you guys have the answer to everything, i'm sure you already knew that though right?

"Classically" trained and all.

An "academic" talking about how educated he is, is the equivalent of the 45 year old guy with the sports car. :)

"But I'm so smart!" The problem is who are you trying to convince, us, or yourself? - Turns sarcasm off.
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Science doesn't have all the answers, but all of the best answers we have came from where?

Science.

What are we supposed to aspire to other than intellectualism?

Do you have a better idea of something to do, aside from becoming as educated as one can?

Is there some better way to actualize one's potential in life?

If intellectualism is so bad, what's your alternative approach to living?

Scientists predicted the existence of the Higgs Boson mathematically without instruments that could prove it, and when the instrumentation was finally built, they found evidence to suggest they were correct. That is amazeballs, and if you don't think so then you don't understand what it means.

I don't know what you know about science, so I'm not going to assume that you're ignorant of it. Scientists are aware the discipline requires constant revision, that's the whole point.

If you can think of a better system to learn about the universe around us than the Scientific Method, please share it with the world!

If you feel like someone is being a know-it-all it is probably a sign that your views could use some revision. That's called education.

Your response to my post was uncalled for, frankly.

In conclusion, you're an asshole.

I'm a 42 year old guy with a sports car. I bought it because I want to have lots of sex with young women, but I'm old, ugly, and fat. You have a problem with that? You must be in your twenties.

Also, I'm not a scientist, I'm a high school dropout, but I read a fuckton of books. Almost exclusively non-fiction, because I'm interested in the world. And yeah, I'm smart, deal with it.
 
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slapmehard

slapmehard

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sometimes you can be too smart,not sure if science has proven this or not.
there is a lot of things you can not learn in a book...maybe a chapter he missed, it don't make him a bad guy thou
 
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