Technology of Craftsmanship

What is cfs?

This has to do with the holes in the back of elongated skulls.

Also about membranes

We know the sensory cortex is a small band of brain matter that wraps around the brain between motor cortex and parietal lobe.
It processes bodily sensations and perceptions.
All tactile
visual
auditory
olfactory impulses are processed there supposedly.

The brain is split on the upper portion creating left and right(horizontal)

Between the crevices contains the largest amount of cerebrospinal fluid.

The greatest concentration of this fluid right where the soft spot was as an infant. The fontanel.

Taoists believe the hardening of the spot marks the beginning process where we distinguish the senses as separate experiences. So as infants with soft spot they experience stimuli but have no ability to distinguish/consciousness of each of the senses.

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Whoops, csf
Cerebrospinal fluid

link here:

Thanks.

Jiangxia District is one of 13 districts of Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province, People's Republic of China, situated on the eastern bank of the Yangtze River.

Now where is the fish market in question?

This wet market in Wuhan, China, could be the source the deadly #coronavirus. There are fears that it will spread as tens of millions of Chinese are set to travel over the Lunar New Year holidays.

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Not saying it was the cause of this outbreak, but there is a BSL-4 lab in Wuhan.

BSL-4 is the highest level of biocontainment: its criteria include filtering air and treating water and waste before they leave the laboratory, and stipulating that researchers change clothes and shower before and after using lab facilities.

Built in 2017, it focuses on the control of emerging diseases, storing purified viruses and acting as a World Health Organization ‘reference laboratory’ linked to similar labs around the world.

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Again, not saying this place IS responsible, but it isnt out of the realm of possibilities.

I believe it is huanan wholesale fish market, as it has a picture of two people in protective gear masks and white coats on the google maps page, but i cannot date that photo.

The institute of virology is 22km away from that seafood market, literally a 30 minute drive...

Wuhan Institute of Virology, CAS Hubei Bingdu "Disease Engineering" Technical Research Center. (Keji Rd, Wuchang, Wuhan, Hubei, China)

huanan wholesale fish market
(Fazhan Ave, Jianghan, Wuhan, Hubei, China)

This article refrences this market as the source..

[link to www.japantimes.co.jp (secure)]


The WHO said preliminary epidemiological investigations had found most cases were in people who either worked at or were frequent visitors to Wuhan’s Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market.

Im looking for the biological labs that are in Wuhan city

Wuhan National Biosafety Laboratory first operated exactly two years ago. It is a China-French project.
[link to lssf.cas.cn]

China has opened its first bio-safety level four laboratory, capable of conducting experiments with highly pathogenic microorganisms, according to the national health authority on Thursday.
[link to www.xinhuanet.com]

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Green in tooth and claw
Study shows human ancestors could have consumed hard plant tissues without damaging their teeth


Hard plant foods may have made up a larger part of early human ancestors' diet than currently presumed, according to a new experimental study of modern tooth enamel from Washington University in St. Louis.

Scientists often look at microscopic damage to teeth to infer what an animal was eating. This new research -- using experiments looking at microscopic interactions between food particles and enamel -- demonstrates that even the hardest plant tissues scarcely wear down primate teeth. The results have implications for reconstructing diet, and potentially for our interpretation of the fossil record of human evolution, researchers said.

"We found that hard plant tissues such as the shells of nuts and seeds barely influence microwear textures on teeth," said Adam van Casteren, lecturer in biological anthropology in Arts & Sciences, the first author of the new study in Scientific Reports. David S. Strait, professor of physical anthropology, is a co-author.

Traditionally, eating hard foods is thought to damage teeth by producing microscopic pits. "But if teeth don't demonstrate elaborate pits and scars, this doesn't necessarily rule out the consumption of hard food items," van Casteren said.


Why wouldn’t they think they would mill it like ancestors did. They are still promoting the Out of Africa theory.

I had a weird dream. It was a huge pool of water with people playing on the surface. But I was looking for something at the bottom that was lost. The pool was really deep. So the people playing at the pool decided to drain it to see what was at the bottom. What was found was interesting. There was secret rooms where people lived behind the deep walls at the bottom. And some were still down there living.

This one. 2020 in 2013. The three beings I think mention later was very sophisticated technology within a stone room. The human men though down there locked in their stone room was not so sophisticated but rather in their own filth and all men. I found that odd on the trail at the time. Now. Not so much lol