📢 Forum Update - Hello everyone! I've made an improvement to the forum that should make following active discussions much easier. Beginning today, forum topics will display the most recent replies first (while keeping the original topic post at the top), so you no longer have to navigate through multiple pages to find the latest conversation. This change also helps improve the browsing experience in long-running discussions with many pages of replies. If you notice anything that doesn't seem to be working correctly or have any feedback, please let me know. — Richard G. WOW!!! Just WOW!!!!!! 'I Was Gonna Be,' which recounts the short life of an unborn baby who was killed by abortion, shot up to number 5 on the iTunes country chart this past weekend. A powerful pro-life anthem from the point of view of a baby that never had a chance to be born has skyrocketed on country music charts. Released June 21, “I Was Gonna Be” is a country song by Nashville songwriter Chris Wallin and performed by young country artist Rachel Holt that recounts the short life of an unborn baby who was killed by abortion. Over the weekend, the powerful pro-life anthem skyrocketed to number 5 on the iTunes country charts. “I started writing this song for myself. I didn’t think anyone would have the courage to sing this,” Wallin explained. “I played her the song and her first words, she goes, ‘I’m singing that song,” he recalled. Holt told Wallin that she believed the song is important because “a lot of the songs that girls my age listen to never talk about real life. And that’s what I want to do.” Wallin warned Holt that she would likely receive significant backlash for proclaiming the pro-life message, to which the young artist responded, “I don’t care.” “Some don’t believe I’m a living soul, just a bad mistake that needs to go,” Holt sings. “If my mama coulda just seen my face, maybe she woulda had me anyway.” “There are those who speak for me, who fight for lives that they can’t see,” she continued. “The first thing I was gonna do was breathe and fall in love with you,” the unborn baby promised. “But a couple weeks before I saw the light, mine flickered out when you changed your mind.” [Hear the song at the link.] @patrician when she sings "I went back to heaven on a starlight flight" it broke my heart. Interesting article! What do you think of all these deaths during pilgrimage including the airplane crashes? https://www.raptureready.com/2024/06/26/the-hajj-harvest-by-todd-strandberg/ When I first started researching this, I could hardly believe that it was true. A company in Switzerland known as “Final Spark” has constructed a bizarre hybrid biocomputer that combines lab-grown miniature human brains with conventional electronic circuits. This approach saves an extraordinary amount of energy compared to normal computers, but there is a big problem. The lab-grown miniature human brains keep wearing out and dying, and so scientists have to keep growing new ones to replace them. Stem cells that are derived from human skin tissue are used to create the 16 spherical brain “organoids” that the system depends upon. I realize that this sounds like something straight out of a really bad science fiction movie, but it is actually happening. Swiss tech startup FinalSpark is now selling access to biocomputers that combine up to four tiny lab-grown human brains with silicon chips. This new bioprocessing platform, called the Neuroplatform, uses small versions of human brains to do computer work instead of silicon chips. The company says it can fit 16 of these mini-brains onto the Neuroplatform and use a fraction of the energy required to power a traditional set up. The platform, currently adopted by nine institutions, integrates hardware, software and biology to construct a processing system that is energy-efficient and high-performing. During their short lives, the mini-brains are literally trained to perform certain tasks using a reward and punishment system… Researchers do this by training the organoids through a reward system. The organoids are rewarded with dopamine, the neurotransmitter responsible for pleasure (and addiction). Meanwhile, as “punishment,” the organoids are exposed to chaotic stimuli, such as irregular electrical activity. In other words, these miniature human brains are tortured until they learn to obey. Reading that should literally make you sick. What these scientists are doing is so incredibly evil. Final Spark hopes that their new “technology” will become the primary energy source for the AI revolution. The creators of “the Neuroplatform” insist that this is perfectly okay because the mini-brains are not sentient beings. Whether that is true or not, what they are doing is still very wrong. Creating miniature human brains and using them to power a computer may be a way to save a lot of energy, but it also perfectly illustrates how far our society has fallen. We are crossing lines that should never be crossed, and eventually we will pay a very great price for the crimes that our scientists are committing. An Arizona toddler was trapped in a hot Tesla when the vehicle’s battery died without warning, leaving her helpless grandmother with no other option than to call 911. Renee Sanchez said the recent situation could have been “deadly” when her 20-month-old granddaughter got stuck in her car, AZFamily reported. The Scottsdale woman loaded the little girl into her car seat for a trip to the Phoenix Zoo, shut the back door, and went around to the front. When she tried to open the driver’s door, it wouldn’t budge. “My car was dead,” Sanchez told the outlet. “I could not get in. My phone key wouldn’t open it. My card key wouldn’t open it.” The Tesla service department confirmed that Sanchez did not receive any alerts that her car battery was about to die, even though the vehicles are supposed to give the driver three warnings before the battery needs to be recharged. “When that battery goes, you’re dead in the water,” she said. There’s a hidden latch on the driver’s side armrest to manually unlock the door if the battery dies, but that only works if you’re already inside the vehicle. According to AZFamily, there is a little-known way for Tesla owners to unlock their cars if they’re stuck outside, “but it’s a complicated series of time-consuming steps involving wires and battery chargers.” Even many first responders don’t know how to crack the vehicles open when they’re dead, which became evident when Scottsdale firefighters arrived at the scene. “The first thing they said was, ‘Uggh, it’s a Tesla. We can’t get in these cars,’” she recalled. “And I said, ‘I don’t care if you have to cut my car in half. Just get her out.’” With her granddaughter sitting alone inside the car in the hot Arizona weather, Sanchez insisted that firefighters break the car’s window to get her out. While Sanchez has been a big fan of Teslas, this occurrence has made her question how safe they really are. 
New pro-life song from aborted baby’s perspective skyrockets on iTunes country charts:
They Are Using Lab-Grown Human Brains That They Have Enslaved Called “Organoids” To Run Computers:
Arizona Toddler Trapped in Tesla After Battery Dies Without Warning: