The Internet As Kalki - Vol. 12

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Exploring the intricate relationship between low-level EMF fields from the internet and mitochondrial function, the book delves into how these fields promote the growth of endosymbiotic archaea, leading to methanogenesis and global warming. It highlights the role of actinidic archaea in oxidizing cholesterol and producing PAH, further exacerbating climate change. Additionally, the text discusses the implications of these processes on human cells, including the emergence of the Warburg phenotype and the formation of self-replicating organisms like porphyrions, which may give rise to RNA viroids, DNA viroids, prions, and magnetotactic nanoarchaea.