The Post-Partisan Emporium

  Neuroinflammation & the Zombie Mind Stunning interview with Dr. Michael Nehls JOHN LEAKE Yesterday a Substack reader graciously sent me the link to Tucker Carlson interview with Dr. Michael Nehls. Without question, it is the most stunning interview I have ever seen. To explain just why I found it so stunning requires a few prefatory remarks. When I finally came down with COVID-19 in June 2022, I carefully recorded my physical and mental states. My primary symptoms were: 1). A general feeling of malaise that reminded me of a nasty hangover. 2). Extreme fatigue. I immediately treated it with the McCullough Protocol and was able to perform my normal activities on day three, including a long walk. In some ways the illness resembled severe colds I’d had in the past, but it was utterly unique in the way it affected my emotional state. For two weeks I was beset with a general feeling of depression and frequently plagued with gloomy thoughts. I asked Dr. McCullough what he thought about

  The Essence in Apple's VR Flop SIMPLICIUS THE THINKER A few people have pointed out that the much-vaunted Apple Vision Pro—meant to be the savior of AR/VR and usher in the paradigm-shifting cyberpunk age—has in fact unexpectedly, kind of, sort of, regrettably… flopped . Okay, so there’s actually a debate on that fine point. Rumors claimed the device has sold 200,000 units, which is supposedly impressive. However, others claim most of those were presales, and since release things have stalled. In fact, nearly half of those early buyers now reportedly plan to return the headset, citing various problems: https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/apple-vision-pro-returns-headaches-vr-b2496609.html Don’t worry—this isn’t meant to be a pedantic tech review. But to dispense with the preliminaries, let’s just acknowledge that the Apple Vision Pro costs a whopping $3,500 for its very lowest base price. For the highest end 1tb storage models, after taxes,  and  other recommended or quality of lif