The Internet As Kalki - Vol. 10

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Exploring the interplay between low-level EMF fields from the internet and mitochondrial function, the book delves into how these fields can stimulate endosymbiotic archaeal growth and methanogenesis, contributing to global warming. It discusses the resulting Warburg phenotype in human cells and the emergence of porphyrions, which are fundamental self-replicating organisms. These porphyrions serve as templates for the development of RNA viroids, DNA viroids, prions, and isoprenoid organisms, ultimately leading to the formation of magnetotactic nanoarchaea.