Changing Times
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The document discusses how 21st century skills have become more important than manual labor and memorization for students' success. It notes that critical thinking, problem solving, creativity and other skills are now needed more than just a high school diploma. The way students traditionally learned through lectures and memorization is outdated and needs to change to hands-on, active learning to develop critical thinking in order for the US to remain competitive globally in the new information-based world.
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University of Iowa College of Law; Doctoral student in Public Policy, Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs. Special thanks to Brad Hall, Alex Lamballe, and Dan Myers for their helpful comments. ∗∗ Professor and Victor and Carol Alvarez Fellow in Law, University of Iowa College of Law. I am grateful to Sam Perlmutter for his research assistance and helpful comments on this paper. This article would not have been written at all, however, but for the example of Professor Burns H. Weston, whose career-long commitment to human rights and social justice is celebrated in this issue of Transnational Law and Contemporary Problems. Elsewhere in this issue I offer some brief comments on Weston’s remarkable career. I wish only to add here that his ceaseless commitment to ensuring that the human rights dimensions of problems are always within the scope of the discussion provided the inspiration for this Article’s attempt to consider how international norms can lead to a system of geoengineering governance in which justice and equity play a central role.
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The inhabitants of Earth are being systematically marshalled into a compliant state. “Globalisation” is a euphemism for a long-planned totalitarian government on a planetary scale, affecting every detail of our lives. The means of accomplishing this sweeping goal are legion and concerted. What is taking place above our heads is just one of the numerous multifunctional “weapons” designed to facilitate complete control over the bodies, minds and souls of every human being on Earth.
That aerosol spraying is taking place globally cannot be credibly denied. And that no government is willing to take responsibility for explaining the phenomenon is in itself both disturbing and revealing. The aerosol trails cannot be dismissed as “normal aviation activity” or even as benign. Neither can the proliferation of man-made clouds, spread by means of electromagnetic stroking, be explained as consistent with historic meteorological patterns. Attempts to justify it all in terms of “mitigating global warming” are futile.
Nano-technolgy has produced new phenomena that combine aerial and terrestrial components in a deadly mix that is able to decimate entire populations.
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1) The document discusses theories about how the sun is transitioning to a hotter stage of evolution due to increased dust and debris in the solar system providing more fuel. This will cause the sun's magnetic ionization level and temperature to increase in quantum jumps rather than smoothly.
2) When the sun's magnetic ionization increases, its interior will accelerate past light speed, emitting radioactivity. Once this high-speed matter slows below light speed at the sun's surface, it will emit bursts of x-rays. This could cause the sun to temporarily "go dark."
3) The theories presented aim to explain phenomena like chemtrails, geoengineering and climate change as effects of the sun's transition
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The inhabitants of Earth are being systematically marshalled into a compliant state. “Globalisation” is a euphemism for a long-planned totalitarian government on a planetary scale, affecting every detail of our lives. The means of accomplishing this sweeping goal are legion and concerted. What is taking place above our heads is just one of the numerous multifunctional “weapons” designed to facilitate complete control over the bodies, minds and souls of every human being on Earth.
That aerosol spraying is taking place globally cannot be credibly denied. And that no government is willing to take responsibility for explaining the phenomenon is in itself both disturbing and revealing. The aerosol trails cannot be dismissed as “normal aviation activity” or even as benign. Neither can the proliferation of man-made clouds, spread by means of electromagnetic stroking, be explained as consistent with historic meteorological patterns. Attempts to justify it all in terms of “mitigating global warming” are futile.
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