Question Everything

Question everything and always do your research.  Just because it is the narrative doesn't mean it fact.  This pic says it all. 

Much Love, Lynn 

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The Air Pod Brain Fry

AirPods have become very popular. Like all Bluetooth devices, they communicate using low-power radiofrequency signals which is the same frequency range used by Wi-Fi routers and microwave ovens. It has become concerning that wearing them is comparable to placing one’s head inside a microwave.

Regulatory agencies state that existing evidence does not show adverse health effects from the low-level  RF exposure, but I say follow the money.  Is this "narrative" based on studies or based on who has lobbied and worked a deal?  I suspect the later.  

Until some truly trusted data is released by people that have no financial gain, I say avoid these things or at a minimum proceed with caution.

Much Love, Lynn 

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The Mind Trick Typoglycemia

Have you ever noticed you can still read a sentence (or word) even when the middle letters are scrambled? That’s a mind trick and there is a term for it called typoglycemia. As long as the first and last letters are correct, your mind is able to unscramble the rest based on word shape and context. Most everyone can do this, and is processed easier for common words and people who read more fluently.  

So next time you see this type of meme (which is viral and floats through social media from time to time) have fun with it. 

Much Love, Lynn 

Shut Down the Propaganda

We are conditioned to treat every headline as a fact that evokes a response. Weather, economy, medicine and politics are the common topics.  The next crisis is always already arriving and too many times people stay glued to the updates. This just makes people reactive, anxious and dependent on the people who decide which problems deserve our full attention. 

Staying informed, but don't immerse yourself in it to the point you aren't living life.  Once you are aware of a situation, sure you can do a little research, then close the laptop and turn off the tv. Watching the constant repeated narrative is not good for the soul.  

When we never step away, we become a product of the propaganda.  People may not see it, but there is a fine line between our thoughts and thoughts they implant in our mind through repetition.  Disengaging from the propaganda is the best way to reclaim your mind and enhance your critical thinking.  

Much Love, Lynn 

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The FDA Deal

There’s a big difference between something being FDA approved and believing that it’s completely safe. The approval process is designed to evaluate safety and effectiveness for a specific use, but it doesn’t mean a product is perfect. With lobbying and padding politicians pockets, the FDA stamp means even less.  It CAN mean something is safe, but it can also mean that someone made a deal in exchange for looking the other way.

So what does that mean? Stay curious, ask questions and look beyond the marketing label. Most importantly, do your own research. 

Much Love, Lynn 

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