The Internet As Kalki Vol. 14

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Exploring the impact of low-level electromagnetic fields (EMF) related to the internet, this book delves into their role in enhancing endosymbiotic archaeal growth and methanogenesis, contributing to global warming. It discusses how these EMF fields promote the growth of actinidic archaea, which oxidize cholesterol and generate polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH), further exacerbating climate change. The text also examines the resulting Warburg phenotype in human cells, leading to mitochondrial dysfunction and cellular organelle disintegration, highlighting a complex interplay between technology and biological processes.