 |
| How to change the world: introduce no-till tobacco farming |
One year ago, I took stock of progress on my investigation into the
secret history of Earth. This blog post is the first in a series of updates on important discoveries arising from continued investigations during the past year.
Gohrlay confirmed that exposure of human populations to
nicotine has long been used by
Interventionists to modulate the rate of technological advance. In the
Ekcolir Reality, Cornelisza Mey learned no-till tobacco farming and leaf curing from the residents of an
Andaste village located on the east bank of what we know as the
Potomac river.
Sustainable tobacco farming on hilly terrain allowed for significantly greater production of tobacco and lower prices, resulting in greater use of nicotine in the Ekcolir Reality. Cornelisza Mey (daughter of
Cornelius Mey) became one of the legendary founders of
Beverwijck en Nicotiana.
Cholinergic Connection
According to Gohrlay, the
Bimanoid Interface is the physical interface between a person's brain cells and that person's
zeptite endosymbiont.
The
pek zeptites inside our brains normally function to prevent humans from using tools. However,
Sedronite Interventionists long ago provided we humans with a
femtobot endosymbiont that was designed to allow a technologically advanced civilization to arise on Earth.
The physical connection between our brain cells and our femtobot endosymbiont includes a very important population of
cholinergic neurons. Nicotine can modulate the activity of those neurons and alter the "balance of power" between the zeptite and femtobot components in our brains.
That "balance of power" was originally skewed when
positronic robots took control over Earth. Without continual monitoring by the
pek, the femtobots inside the humans on Earth (Gohrlay explicitly describes those femtobots as being a well-crafted hack: the best that the Interventionists had ever devised and deployed on
Garden Worlds) eventually subverted the zeptite endosymbionts, allowing a technological society to develop on Earth.
Later, R. Gohrlay devised a means (inertial amplifier) to impose a powerful
momentum of Time on Earth and particularly, on the human population. This forced the
Huaoshy to accept the rise of tool-using humans on Earth, a deviation from their
Ethical Rules that they deemed acceptable because of the
Sedron Monopoly they attained by ending the
Time War.
Next:
political science fiction
No comments:
Post a Comment