“Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, and others make it happen.”

AI Overview: “Yes, U.S. life expectancy declined significantly, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, with an overall decline of 2.7 years between 2019 and 2021. While there was a slight post-pandemic increase from the 2021 low, the overall trend shows a decline compared to pre-pandemic levels, with factors like COVID-19 deaths and opioid overdoses contributing to the decrease.”

COVID-19 was a common cold with a Deep State public relations cabal scaring the shit out of the entire planet. Hospitals and quarantines killed people, not the sniffles. German physician and politician Wolfgang Wodarg had it right from the get-go.

AI Overview: “Yes, rich people do live longer. Research shows that higher wealth is strongly associated with greater life expectancy, with the richest Americans living significantly longer than the poorest, and the life expectancy gap between the wealthy and the poor continuing to widen in the U.S.”

It first happened while I was on line at the Gibson D. Lewis Health Science Library at Gall Bladder Time.
One week later — synchronicity! — I “randomly” opened a bound copy of Science News to a page with a drawing of my zigzag designs … and breathed a sigh of relief. I’d thought it might be a detached retina.

By the way, all those bound copies of Science News were thrown in the dumpster despite my offer to buy them.

“If aging involves the same processes that are created by estrogen, then our knowledge of how to protect ourselves against estrogen can be used to protect ourselves against aging.”

According to the same source …

“Cancer, abnormal blood clotting, and infertility were known to be caused by estrogen before 1940, but at the same time the drug companies began calling estrogen ‘the female hormone,’ and claiming that it would improve fertility.”