Thoughts on Vaccination Status, Intelligence and Intuition

I'm not sure what my actual IQ score is, but I remember taking a non-professionally administered IQ test as a kid, and scored around 120. Of course, this test may not have been accurate, but if it was, it means that I'm above average intelligence, but far from being a genius.  

I also remember that when I was in elementary and middle school in the 1980s, every year or so, we used to take these standardized tests, but they never told us our scores. It turns out they were IQ tests. Where the results were sealed up in a file, locked away in some classified dossier, and it's anybody's guess who had access to it, or if it still exists to this day.

I remember being in middle school, and having emotional problems that affected my school work, and I was getting poor grades, and so I had regular meetings with my school guidance counselor, and he was trying to understand why my grades were so low, despite me having some of the highest standardized test scores in the school. I didn't know what my exact score was, but was told it was very high. 

Also, I have this vague memory, probably when I was around 12 or 13 years old, of having a meeting with my school guidance counselor, who was this creepy little Jewish man who looked like a pedophile, who tried to recruit me to go to some special school for the gifted, but it was a boarding school in another city, and I didn't want to leave my friends and family, so I declined. Then I remember at a later time regretting it, and asking him if I could still do it, and he said no, it was a one time offer, apparently there were limited vacancies, and it was no longer an option. I'm glad I didn't go along with it, because it was probably some secret government run MKULTRA program, where I probably would have become some mind controlled assassin, and would probably be dead by now. 

The point is, it wasn't my intelligence that saved me, it was my strong powers of intuition. 

This is the same factor I feel that is at play in my choice not to be vaccinated. 

Although I did receive my childhood vaccines, which fortunately back then were only a small handful compared to how many they give now, I have never received a vaccine as an adult, and have never received a flu shot ever in my life, and that's probably a contributing factor of why I am very healthy, look 20 years younger, and rarely ever get sick. 

A lot of really smart unvaccinated people seem to think that to get or not get the vaccine is a real-world IQ test, and that if you're vaccinated, it means you're an idiot. And of course the high IQ vaccinated think the same thing about the unvaccinated, that the unvaccinated are idiots. 

So which is it? You've got really smart, super educated professionals, scientists and medical doctors on both sides of the debate, that are for and against vaccinations. And of course, you've also got those people who are ordinarily for vaccines, but just not all of them, particularly when certain safety signals have been triggered. Which makes sense. For example, if you're making a medicine to treat high blood pressure, and during clinical trials people actually get worse, or not any better, you should stop administering this drug, but that doesn't necessarily mean all high blood pressure medication is bad. So too with the vaccines. 

But then you've got some people that have total faith in all vaccines, no matter what, that they will continue to support vaccines that should have been pulled because they are either making the problem worse or not helping at all, simply because they mistakenly believe that since it has been approved then it must be safe, and fail to see that the experts and governmental authority figures are capable of getting it wrong and are capable of flat out lying to the public because they themselves have been corrupted. 

And that's called cognitive dissonance.

Anyway, it appears that the resistance to vaccines involves more than a persons IQ or educational level, since there are smart people in both groups. There's got to be some other personality factor involved. And I don't think it's conscientiousness, either, because on the Big Five personality test I score almost 100 percent, and yet, supposedly the official line has been that it's conscientious to get vaccinated in order to protect others. So despite being one of the most conscientious people on the planet, thanks to my intuition I saw through that propaganda effortlessly. 

Again, I think the main factor is probably intuition, some of us naturally have a higher developed level of intuition than others that we instinctively know what to do and what to stay away from. It's kind of like a built in compass. But it's also perhaps illustrative of a persons level of trust or distrust of authority, and level of faith in "the experts" or government itself, and that maybe that distrust is coming from their intuition, as we are able to see the big picture beyond the details, and beyond the words of public service announcements put out by the CDC and the WHO. And also have the perspective of weighing in on the historical precedent of government corruption, of corporate manipulation of data, of biological warfare and harmful experiments conducted on populations by their own governments, corporations, and the Department of Defense. 

That being said it's quite possible that a vaccinated person with a high IQ and a Masters degree or higher could have simply been unaware of the historical precedent of corruption. And again the factor most likely responsible for that is probably intuition, that if they had access to the intuition in the first place they definitely would have made themselves aware of it, just like I have. So, yeah, I'm going to stick with this theory. 

The key insight I get from the realization of this is that the single greatest thing we can do to make the world a better place to live in, is to improve the intuitive knowledge of each and every single living person on this planet. If we can do that, there would be a great renaissance of prosperity for all. 

Unfortunately, it is also my intuition that some of these vaccines may actually be working to destroy a persons intuition, and when that happens, you've got a slave species without a soul, who are more easily controlled, because once a person loses their moral compass and the power of the intuitive mind, they can only look to "the experts" and the authority figures to tell them what to do, because they will be incapable of figuring it out themselves.

If This Blog Were a Stock

If this blog were a stock, based on this chart, would you buy it?

Here's a screen shot of the web traffic for this blog from 2011-2022

If all we knew about this "stock" were based on this chart, it shows that this blog has shown potential to reach a larger audience, but it's been in a state of decline and stagnation for many years now, and so although the possibility does exist that it could make a comeback, it would probably be a longshot. So personally I would probably pass on buying this stock right now. Though maybe it's one to watch, to keep on your radar, that perhaps if it showed signs of returning to an early 2011 pattern, of making a steady climb upward, while staying consistently above 1000, then maybe that would be the time to buy. 

Here's the weird thing, I remember back in 2012 and 2013 when I started seeing a big increase in traffic. People were regularly leaving comments, even sending me emails, linking to my blog, sharing my posts on Twitter and Facebook, and I even found a couple of forums of people discussing my posts. 

It was great to be read, and to receive positive feedback, and I always welcomed a good debate, but at the same time I felt kind of uncomfortable. Like, I didn't like being in the spotlight. I didn't like all the extra attention. It made me realize that I had no desire to be famous. And so, I thought to myself, what am I doing, do I want to be a popular blogger with a large audience, or do I want to have a blog that hardly anyone reads? Well, I guess I decided I'd rather be an unpopular blogger. And so then I stopped trying to actually grow my blog and optimize it for increased traffic. I posted very infrequently, deleted a bunch of posts, stopped commenting on other people's blogs, and ended up completely deleting the blog a few times. Then I return thinking "Hey, where is all my traffic? Where did all my readers go?" Well, you idiot, you deleted your blog, what did you expect would happen? So, I completely screwed up my search engine optimization, where I think I even got completely delisted at one point, where none of my posts were even showing up in search engines for people to find them, and it's like I got blacklisted or something. 

I didn't mind having an unpopular blog, but I still wanted a readership, at least a few real people reading my blog. But then I found out that most of my traffic isn't even real. Like this is not at all unique to me alone, but pretty much all blogs and websites, at least 50 percent of all web traffic is automated bots. Like if you see that you had 100 unique visitors today, at least half aren't even real people, they're bots. I mean I was aware of this, but I guess I didn't realize the magnitude of it. And then the really harsh reality sunk in, that maybe none of my readership is real, like maybe all of my web traffic is coming from automated bots. Like I'm sitting here pouring my heart out, thinking that I'm reaching real people, but all along it's actually all nonhuman, or at least 99 percent of it is.

Talk about a painful slap in the face. 

It's a strange situation to be in: I'm conflicted between wanting to be read, and not wanting to be famous. That's pretty much the main obstacle to this blogs success. That and a lack of a clearly defined goal. You know, what is the purpose of this blog, beyond being read? What am I trying to achieve here?

Well, for me, it's mostly writing practice. I write about whatever I feel like. So, I'm all over the place. Lately I've been posting videos, and writing a commentary to it. I like that format. Posting a picture, a clip, or an excerpt from a book, or article, and following it up with commentary. I think it works, and I will do more of them. But I think I need a clearer focus. I need to come up with a game plan, and a mission statement of why I'm doing this and what I expect to get out of it. 

It's not just about being read, it's about having something to say that's actually worth reading, something of real value, something that is healthy, helpful, and mentally enriching. And it helps if it's focused around a central theme, not scattered all over the place. So once I can figure out my master plan of how to actualize this, then maybe this blog will become a stock worth buying. 

Mass Migration as an Act of War

If you want to know what's really going on at the US Southern Border, watch these two videos: 

Source: https://www.muckraker.com/articles/darien-gap-mass-migration-pipeline-exposed/
Original Title: Inside the Darién Gap | AGENDA 2030 MASS MIGRATION AGENDA EXPOSED | Muckraker Report

Summary: Illegal immigration coming through the Southern border of the United States, is not just originating from Latin America, but is coming from more than 100 different countries around the world, including places as faraway as Africa, China, and the Middle East. 

The entry point is Quito, Ecuador, because of relaxed entry requirements. From there they travel northward through the Darien Gap, Panama, where they proceed to make there way to the US. They are assisted by various International Organizations, such as The International Organization for Migration (UNITED NATIONS), Red Cross, and UNICEF, where they are given care packages, maps, shelter, transportation, and tips on how to cross illegally into the United States. 

This is not just a natural immigration pattern of poverty stricken people seeking a better life, but is a strategically coordinated and internationally funded agenda as described in "2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development" and "Migration and the 2030 agenda". These immigrants are being used as agents of cultural revolution, which has a stated goal of a billion immigrants entering the US by 2030, for the purpose of radically changing the United States demographics, into a population more sympathetic to the implementation of a socialistic one world government.

 

   

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73NMN8OEtzc 

Original title: BREAKING! China's U.S. Invasion plan EXPOSED in captured documents | Redacted w Clayton Morris

Comments: The key point in this second video is the observation that a large percentage of these immigrants are military age males, hiding under the cover of political refugee and asylum seeker status, some of which are connected to organized crime and terrorism, and who actually may have been recruited to be an invading army, just awaiting orders to be armed and activated. 

Also, it has been observed that 80,000 Chinese Nationals have illegally entered the US since 2020, and that some have been identified as being members of the Chinese Communist Party, secret police and paramilitary forces. Whether this is true, I don't know, but if it were, then obviously this is how they'd do it.  They did stuff like this during the Bolshevik Revolution, where they shipped in a foreign army of the most violent psychopathic and bloodthirsty terrorists, posing as communist revolutionaries, whose real purpose was to massacre, terrorize, and replace the local population. 

But the key insight I have about this is that if 70 percent of the American population is projected to die off by 2030 from the Covid-19 biowarfare vaccines, then obviously there's going to be a lot of room for new people to move in. What better opportunity for a foreign power intent on imperialistic conquest, then a massive die off event, followed by a billion new immigrants not loyal to the US Constitution, and who are more susceptible to Communist brainwashing and propaganda techniques?

All the Billionaires are Probably Evil

 When I saw this: 

I thought of this: 

Comments: Could it be that Oprah Winfrey herself, the once trashy daytime talk show host, and self-help book guru promoter, is actually the African American version of Ghislaine Maxwell, a sex trafficking handler for the satanic elite? 

Yeah, probably.

Introducing 1970s Japanese Jazz

I've only recently had the pleasure of discovering this awesome genre of music, and thought I would put together a list, sharing with you the power and magical mystery and spiritually uplifting beauty of 1970s Japanese Jazz. 

I love disco, but Japanese Jazz is at a whole other level. It's so cool, and so worth listening to, especially for those having an appreciation for progressive rock, jazz fusion, and funk, this is in my opinion some of the best music ever made. 

So, just as a very brief introduction to the genre, here is a sampling of five awesome 1970s Japanese Jazz songs, plus a bonus song, personally handpicked by me, your humble host of Effortless Flow, the blog that sadly apparently no one reads.

1) Ryo Fukui - Early Summer (1976)

2) Hiroshi Suzuki - Shrimp Dance (1975)

3) Jiro Inagaki & Soul Media - Breeze (1975)

4) Ryo Kawasaki - The Breeze and I (1976)

5) Hiromasa Suzuki - Scramble (1976)

(Bonus Song) Funk No.1 - TOKYO GROOVE JYOSHI

This one is technically not from the 1970s, but these women are so awesome, are so profoundly talented, that I would be remiss not to mention them. In fact, I have never been so impressed with an all female band as I am with them, and I can honestly say that these women embody the spirit of 1970s Japanese Jazz better than most. Especially noteworthy is the fact that they are probably young enough to be the granddaughters of the pioneers of this genre. How mind blowing is that?