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This is all so fascinating! So, you say that this was deliberate!? They deliberately misinterpreted the Fifth element!? I have never heard of 'the Fifth Element' but although a lot of what was explained was complex for me, I now am happy to say that I could follow some of the idea of what was addressed. I found it very interesting to hear how electricity and gravity, light, etc. was measured and how all of this relates to space! This topic seems to go along with the science about comets and how they travel through space and how scientist are able to know exactly when comets come their closest to the sun and earth, etc. This is mind blowing for me. Even though, I think that the Harvard expert is a little far fetched on his beliefs about this interstellar comet, I respect his brilliance nonetheless. More importantly, I find it amazing in how the ancient Egyptians defined the Fifth Element. I don't know why, but when I was watching the video about this, I for some strange reason, thought about the ancient American Indians and their 'Dream Catchers' and also, I thought about 'dot matrix'. Even though Space Science is intimidating for me, I am still intrigued and love a little bit that I can understand. Thank you for posting this! I think that you are extremely intelligent! When I think about you addressing these topics, it makes me want to go get that movie about the brilliant woman of Color that had something to do with NASA! I haven't seen that movie yet, but I have been trying to slow down so that I can watch it! Girl, you are too smart! @Mel Hopkins And so is your twin! @Delano He is way over my head and I just don't know how to comment on his threads, but I love to read him though.
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Yes, it seems that if they did, in ancient times and maybe even now, they were severely punished even martyred. And even though the early American Colonizers came over here with their religion, they eventually repeated this same behavior whereby, they began to leave God out of science and try to offer Scientific Explanations from their own perspective.
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That's beautiful. I heard the news about it, but did not get out to see it. But even though the October full moon is now waning, however, it still looks amazing as I saw it last night when I was driving home.
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“There is no such thing as a race.” —Dr. John Henrik Clarke
Chevdove replied to Troy's topic in Culture, Race & Economy
The reports say that it has something to do with aging and occurs in the brain. It occurs in some humans when they age, and has nothing to do with a single human producing a unique type of melanin from birth. For example, eating a lot of carrots, but this is not permanent and does not transfer if a person has offspring. Yes. That is the ONLY way humans manufacture skin color. The start of all human skin color stems from being born with eu/pheomelanin. I do not know this....could you provide some documentation to this fact?? Yes. absolutely. I have in the past shared references about the origin of Black pigment in humans. So, I will go back and try to get those references again. I believe that this subject is so hard for all of us to grasp because of so much hatred against the presence of Black humans. But it may take a while, because of personal reasons, it's hard for me to visit this community everyday, like I wish I could! So for this reason, I will give a brief 'general reference' that i have shared in the past. *Scientist admit that Primitive humans did NOT have Blue eyes. And they have to admit this because blue eyes can only occur due to 'Black pigment' [eumelanin]. Therefore, this is one main reason they know that black humans did not exist until after the manifestation of modern mankind. The origin of blue eyes is confirmed to start in one [black] male individual due to a mutation. Now, this is just one of other references that reveals that prior to modern humans, Primitive humans did not have black pigment. -
“There is no such thing as a race.” —Dr. John Henrik Clarke
Chevdove replied to Troy's topic in Culture, Race & Economy
It's not scientifically correct to say that Races are non existent because one aspect is based on genetics; the genetics of skin color. Again, this is not scientifically true to discount 'Race' as being defined based on genetics, because it is. Races is based on the genetics of skin color, initially. And as a result a social construction followed, however, it became a confusion because humans only being defined based on skin color is so incomplete. No, it is not purely a social classification but it initially based on the genetics of skin color. Gender is NOT a social construct Nationality is not initially 'a social construct' but based on genetics Class is based on genetics, initially So 'Race' is based on genetics but only one aspect of which brought about confusion. No. Racial categories are NOT associated with skin color, but are based on skin color. Race is based on genetic and biological classification of skin color but with the exclusion of other genetic factors. I agree, because 'race' is an incomplete form of human classification. But to discount 'race' as not being based on one aspect of human genetics, ignores the obvious that White Supremacist deliberately exploited genetics to promote a dangerous movement against dark skinned humans from which they came. lol. No. Not true! The genetics of skin color is based on 'a blending affect' and Epigenetics has nothing to do with it! OMG! Let me remind you again, I have 'a letter' in Biology. I earned a B.S. Degree in Biology and have passed National exams with above average scores. Many people are confused about the subject of 'Epigenetics'. Many people are confused about the genetics of reproduction and how genes behave. Although, this is a huge subject, the reproduction of skin color is well understood. I studied the subject of Histology in college and so, NO, melanin does not become altered due to epigenetics. Yes. Absolutely. -
Interesting! I find it so intriguing that you wrote about Daniel and the Dogon people. You also wrote about the tribe of Judah and so many other deep ideas that all fascinate me. Yes, when it comes to the Western scholars, I find that many of them do not like Daniel's writings at all! Yes. IMO this universe is vast and knowledge is likewise. I respect those though, that know and I quickly become meek in the presence of the wise. By and by, it has become obvious that many times, Western Scholars have contradicted themselves on so many levels.
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Thank you! That is one of the most classic and fabulous wedding celebrations that I have ever seen! Oh My Gosh! I don't know how many times I have watched this. @Mel Hopkins I can't imagine how happy you must feel! Your daughter and her husband are so incredibly beautiful. Again, you look amazing. LOL! Okay... @Pioneer1 Come on! But you are right on one count, that wedding look like a movie; As if it was straight out of Hollywood.
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Yes. Again, I agree with you about this too. Really!? Now why would someone think that it is a good thing to tattoo their whole face? This brings to mind, a recent case! A child, 13 year old pre-teen was recently found dead in a car of a famous guy. The guy's name is D4vd; David, I guess. He's a famous musician and he knew this precious little girl but for some reason, she was found dead in a car that he had abandoned. And of course, he had to hire an attorney to protect his rights. And one particular attorney spoke in his defense and said that to associate him with her death was wrong. It turned out that he made a video, a gruesome video where, a body, dripped in blood was carried and hidden in a car. The defense attorney said, 'It's art'. D4vd should not been viewed as guilty or associated with the little girls death just because of his art. I am speechless for shock Oh WOW! That's interesting.
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“There is no such thing as a race.” —Dr. John Henrik Clarke
Chevdove replied to Troy's topic in Culture, Race & Economy
Again, there is no other type of melanin. skin--Human skin produces cells that produce melanin and there are only two types. The pigment stems from cells that manufacture them. Prior to the Modern mankind, there was no human that produced Black pigment. -
“There is no such thing as a race.” —Dr. John Henrik Clarke
Chevdove replied to Troy's topic in Culture, Race & Economy
Yes...you have Okay. I probably did. My apologies. I am okay with being corrected and criticized. So, I will try to stay with the subject of this thread "there is no such thing as a race". I do believe that this is a critical subject though, and that is why I have come to this thread. Because this government does acknowledge 'Race', I believe that this subject needs to be addressed. And for African Americans, this is vital, that we address it because this issue of 'Race' has been used to define us and oppress us severely. Because this government uses 'skin color' as a main issue to define Race, this cannot be ignored. Because skin color is one genetic factor, in addition to other genetic factors, in how humans are defined, this aspect of 'Racial identity' cannot be ignored. Because skin color is absolutely linked to other specific genetic traits of humans and certain factors are exclusive to Black African, Original Black Africans, this issue of 'skin color' being linked to the federal classification of 'Racial Identity' cannot be ignored. Because skin color is a specific genetic factor that goes back to an Original Male African origin and female African origin the reality that Colorism has been used by this government to severely hurt dark skinned people, therefore, the issue of Racial identity being linked to skin color needs to be addressed, clarified, and defined based on genetic and scientific basis in order to understand the origins of White Supemacy and racism and hatred against people that are darker skinned. So therefore, to say that 'there is no such thing as Race' and ignore the fact that skin color is a valid and genetic factor that is absolutely linked to the first Modern Human would not be altogether wrong. Because this government does not teach the complete truth as to how humans are distinct based on the genetic factor of skin color and other factors that should also be a included in how humans are classified and may be distinct due to reproduction and with regards to species is the problem. If 'Race' and 'racial classifications' are only defined based on skin color, that does NOT mean 'Racial classifications does not exist, but it would be completely incorrect and a confusion. However, if the human world was defined with a complete scientific explanation based on human genetic origins, then the word 'Race' would correlate to perhaps the classification of 'Family' or 'Genus', etc. Instead of being termed 'Human Race', perhaps, the phrase should be 'Human Family', 'Human genus' and then 'Human species'. But to say that 'there is no such thing as a race' is extremely incorrect. okay. Not so. Skin color is both based on genetics and linked to 'racial categories'. Skin color is not 'associated' with Race, but it is a genetic factor used to define Race. Race is NOT strictly a Social Phenomenon, rather the genetic factor of skin color is exploited to classify humans in societies based on this one specific genetic factor, and as a result, led to discriminatory practices against humans with other genetic traits that are not obviously linked to not being white or lighter skinned. I presented some pictures that showed a contradiction to this idea that humans exist with absolutely no melanin. So, if you have input, I would love to see it. There is NO other type of melanin. Absolutely agree. -
A Once-In-A-Lifetime Green Comet May Soon Be Visible, Scientists Say ByJamie Carter, Senior Contributor. After a quiet 2025 for comets, skywatchers may soon get a very special naked-eye spectacle in the shape of Comet Lemmon (C/2025 A6). Discovered in January, the green comet has brightened faster than predicted in recent weeks and now looks set to be visible from dark rural skies during October 2025. ... It will get closest to Earth — and, therefore, shine brightest — on Oct. 21, getting closest to the sun on Nov. 8. Comet Lemmon may be visible during that entire time. https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2025/09/10/a-once-in-a-lifetime-green-comet-may-soon-be-visible-scientists-say/ Steven Bellavia in Smithfield, Virginia, captured Comet Lemmon on October 2, 2025. Steven wrote: “C/2025 A6 (Lemmon), as it approaches perihelion, on November 8, 2025. I was easily able to see the head in my Celestron 15×70 SkyMaster Pro binoculars.” Thank you, Steven! The comet will be closest to Earth on October 21, 2025. It should become easier to see in our sky around that time. It will continue to brighten after that, likely reaching its brightest – and possibly visible with your eyes alone – around October 31 or November 1. https://earthsky.org/space/comet-lemmon-best-comet-of-2025-finder-maps/ ________________________________________________ WOW! So reports state that the interstellar comet will be hidden behind the sun around this time on October 30, 2025. But now, there are two other comets already in our inner solar system as well. And all three of them will be close to the sun and earth around these times. And all three of these comets are green! Interesting.
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And there is another unexpected GREEN STAR!!! The comet Lemmon! This month of October is very interesting. Today, October 6, will be a Supermoon---Harvest Moon. This Hunter's full moon is the harvest moon and scientist report that it will be fascinating to see for the next three days. But that's not all. There will be three [3] comets in our inner solar system this month. And guess what!? On October 21st, they will all be very close to the sun. On October 21, 2025 will also be a New Moon. However, it is the unexpected one, Lemmon, that is predicted to get so bright, it can be seen with the naked eye. Scientist now know though, that this is an ancient comet, a long period comet last seen around AD 629. So in addition to the 3I-Atlas comet, and the Lemmon comet, the third comet that will come its closest to earth is the SWAN comet, and it too, suddenly turned green! The Swann comet unexpectedly showed up in March 2025, months ago. So this year is pretty historical for astronomy. Last month, September 7, 2025 was a lunar eclipse and then September 21, 2025 was a solar eclipse. At this time too, was the Autumn Equinox. But what makes this year so amazing would be that on March 13-14, 2025, was a Total Solar Eclipse to occur. And this would be the scientific new year! The fact that on March 14, there was an eclipse is phenomenal. And then on July 1, 2025, this interstellar comet shows up near Jupiter in our inner solar system and will come close to the sun on October 29-30, 2025.
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You may be right but then too, it is also--PERHAPS-- fear and denial as well. I just don't want to believe that humans can be that insanely evil to do this. This is exactly what I believe is happening! Even though we had nothing to do with that Kirk man being murdered, I did hear that Trey Reed was targeted for defending someone who spoke about that incident! It is as if, Black Americans are being 'cherry picked' about certain racial issues happening right now like the troops being deployed in certain states, etc. It seems like racist movement is being launched against Black Americans and linking us to issues like Immigrants, even though we are not immigrants, and DEI in association to the homosexual groups, even though we have nothing to do with that movement--being born of African descent has nothing to do with people choosing to be homosexual.
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“There is no such thing as a race.” —Dr. John Henrik Clarke
Chevdove replied to Troy's topic in Culture, Race & Economy
okay. So since you ask, I did a quick research and this is what i found: OCA1a is a rare genetic d isorder that affects the production of melanin, the pigment that gives color to skin, hair, and eyes. ... Additional Information: OCA1a is an autosomal recessive disorder, meaning that a person must inherit a mutated gene from both parents to develop the condition. So the reports state that a person has no color with this type of albinism, however, this seems to not be accurate but it's been awhile since I did this kind of research, so I am not sure. However, here are some links to pictures of what reports state is complete albinism: AI Source: [Quote] Here are some photos of people with complete albinism, a condition known as Oculocutaneous Albinism type 1A (OCA1A). It is characterized by a total absence of melanin, resulting in white hair, very pale skin, and light-colored irises. http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTRZGJatu8c2T_YnSv5lT0ewpnknDDqaLzS1EARSHtMfj9b-5aDld3gWuA43QnyePXGfruyPX8m http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcT1natz-w4XgshlXVau6WrIv0R0-T9V2JU1m1p44Fd0SJE73LA9JDsZmZRaDdcbkofl8hlGf_zW http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSJkjYHszTbJMjPw7Rl4N2zrnxMIlz0R0imJz1b7371dfLkAjDxZkc0XaOcdwVA1rjbiHKUktEd so, based on the pictures I am not sure about the complete absence of eumelanin and pheomelanin. It does seem like some pictures do show that the eyes may not have any melanin, but then, that is the KEY to why I would be surprised that people could have absolutely no melanin. If they had no melanin, then it would be evident in the eyes and I would wonder about blindness. Blue eyes are the evidence of eumelanin though. Also, albino people with nappy hair show the presence of a distinct kind of albinism attached to certain chromosomes that originate from gene linked to melanin, so again, I am not sure. IMO, if they have eye color, then how can they be complete albino? That does not make sense. I think that there may be more scientific explanation of complete albinism that I may not understand. http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTRZGJatu8c2T_YnSv5lT0ewpnknDDqaLzS1EARSHtMfj9b-5aDld3gWuA43QnyePXGfruyPX8m pics won't embed ok. You might be right. I may have drifted away from the direct issue.