Cutting through the BS
Posted: Sat May 03, 2014 3:11 pm
Fecal matter is the left over of that which has been used by the body for fuel.
You can learn a lot from fecal matter.
What has been used for fuel, what the body has rejected and how well the digestive system is working.
Fecal matter also contains a good deal of unused energy that can "re-digested". The fecal matter from a town can be used to power all the electrical needs of the town.
Funny. Town send. Lots of fecal matter.
Lots of BS about who said what and what imaginary characters play out. (ie. Fruitbat is actually Steve Clarke)
If you examine the BS, you see what systems are using the energy. And what is in the BS is quite fascinating.
Personally, I prefer to use very limited time examining fecal matter. To some degree, observation of what is exiting your body is important. (too much corn, undigested). I can look/smell and determine that I may need to change what I input, according to what is arrives on the backside.
Fecal matter is the "resultant". A reactionary to an action taken.
There is lots of BS surrounding "alternative science".
And I have spent some time observing the BS.
Pretty sure I don't need to examine the BS any further. Nor do I chose to step into the fecal matter. Too messy.
As this a forum about T. Townsend Brown, and John Hutchison has mentioned Brown as having influence in the Hutchison work:
I would be willing to discuss what aspects of the Brown technology has been used by Hutchison.
IMO observation is important. Observation absent preconceived notions is imperative.
Nancy
You can learn a lot from fecal matter.
What has been used for fuel, what the body has rejected and how well the digestive system is working.
Fecal matter also contains a good deal of unused energy that can "re-digested". The fecal matter from a town can be used to power all the electrical needs of the town.
Funny. Town send. Lots of fecal matter.
Lots of BS about who said what and what imaginary characters play out. (ie. Fruitbat is actually Steve Clarke)
If you examine the BS, you see what systems are using the energy. And what is in the BS is quite fascinating.
Personally, I prefer to use very limited time examining fecal matter. To some degree, observation of what is exiting your body is important. (too much corn, undigested). I can look/smell and determine that I may need to change what I input, according to what is arrives on the backside.
Fecal matter is the "resultant". A reactionary to an action taken.
There is lots of BS surrounding "alternative science".
And I have spent some time observing the BS.
Pretty sure I don't need to examine the BS any further. Nor do I chose to step into the fecal matter. Too messy.
As this a forum about T. Townsend Brown, and John Hutchison has mentioned Brown as having influence in the Hutchison work:
I would be willing to discuss what aspects of the Brown technology has been used by Hutchison.
IMO observation is important. Observation absent preconceived notions is imperative.
Nancy