I'm Officially out of Ideas...

I really don’t know how much more I can do... I have offered a potential cure for Vaccine Injury for the ridiculously low, low, price of 100 Trillion Dollars. Not only does a dollar not go as far as it used to, the tax man takes a bigger chunk nowadays.

Weighed against the alternative (end of Mankind) one would have thought my offer was a relative bargain?

I also provided stunning research findings showing structured water’s dramatic departures from expected physiochemistry, departures that most certainly have biological relevance.

I’m frankly out of ideas… Perhaps I should just invest in coffins and cremation services and cash in?

Perhaps mankind has enter a nihilistic phase since a world full of reality TV, Rap ‘Music,’ Drug abuse, crime, promiscuity, environmental degradation, gender ‘confusion,’ political corruption, etc., etc., is just too much for the body politic and so the collective human ‘cell’ known ironically as ‘humanity’ is entering Apoptosis?

After all, how can something this ‘sick’ go on living? Perhaps Emanuel Velikovsky was right, and man is re-living the early trauma of an astronomical cataclysm memorialized in the book of Genesis where the Earth was destroyed, and it is this collective, shared epigenetic memory that compels us to self-destruct, like an abused girl who grows up to marry a version of her father?

Velikovsky's ideas about catastrophic events in Earth's history, such as global floods and planetary collisions, have been interpreted by some as reflecting a belief in inherent chaos or destructive forces in the universe. From a psychological perspective, this could be seen as reflecting a pessimistic or fatalistic worldview.

Additionally, Velikovsky's theories about collective trauma and cultural amnesia, as explored in his book "Worlds in Collision," touch upon psychological themes. He suggested that traumatic events experienced by humanity in the distant past had been collectively repressed or forgotten, leading to psychological disturbances and societal discord. This notion of collective trauma influencing human behavior could be interpreted as indirectly suggesting a self-destructive impulse rooted in unresolved psychological issues.