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via thefreeonline on January 6, 2023 by girlieboy69 at Beyond Non-Binary on WellnessSexualityPolitics

New Years Eve, living life as a transgender woman, and finding what is natural is what we project. –girlieboy69

I don’t know if there is a particular point in time when one goes from being man to woman in the process of stepping into my transgendered self.  This coming from a non-binary person who never felt comfortable being male.  

I don’t diminish how others define this for themselves, but as an AMAB (assigned male at birth) and one who effectively occupied the role dictated to me socially for so many years, benefiting from and enjoying aspects of male privilege, it would be wrong of me to say that I wasn’t male all this time, no matter how I felt.  Even if I was always transgender.

Gender vs. Sex – The Good Men Project

Huawei’s shock Breakthrough in Microchip Printing – Destroys massive US Chip Sanctions Campaign

translation/post by thefreeonline from digitimes.com / RT/vk.com/ The Telegraph/ on Jan 5th 2023

Huawei has patented ultraviolet light conversion technology to eliminate distortion due to interference when operating at extremely short wavelengths.

This development allows you to use the 10nm process to print microchips on its own. So it can not only circumvent US sanctions, but also challenge the entire industry for the production of these devices.

Huawei advanced cellphones, 5G systems and other advanced technology have been been largely banned and blocked by the US and its ‘allied’ states. Google, YouTube, Microsoft, Apple etc are prohibited from selling their systems to Huawei.

Just last month the US declared a new crackdown, forcing its ‘client states’ to stop all sales of advanced microchips to China.

In this context Huawei’s breakthrough has immense importance in breaking the US embargoes, which are clearly illegal under WTO trade rules.

The EUV lithograph.

Extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography is so complex that it took the Dutch company ASML 17 years and more than €6 billion of investment to create a commercial facility for its application. In it, droplets of molten tin are irradiated twice with a laser, first to give them the shape of a pancake, and then to evaporate it.

The result is a microcloud of plasma that emits EUV light with the desired parameters. The process occurs at a frequency of 50,000 times per second.

• US curbs on microchips could throttle China’s tech CNN
• Biden issues new rules to cut off microchip supply to China

Mirrors in a lithographic machine

This technology is extremely classified, only five companies worldwide have access to it: Intel and Micron in the US, Samsung and SK Hynix in South Korea, and TSMC in Taiwan.

from digitimes.com / RT/vk.com on Jan 4th 2023 translation/post by thefreeonline

Huawei has patented ultraviolet light conversion technology to eliminate distortion due to interference when operating at extremely short wavelengths.

This development allows you to use the 10nm process to print microchips on its own. So it can not only circumvent US sanctions, but also challenge the entire industry for the production of these devices.

Huawei advanced cellphones, 5G systems and other advanced technology have been been largely banned and blocked by the US and its ‘allied’ states. Google, YouTube, Microsoft, Apple etc are prohibited from selling their systems to Huawei.

Just last month the US declared a new crackdown, forcing its ‘client states’ to stop all sales of advanced microchips to China.

In this context Huawei’s breakthrough has immense importance in breaking the US embargoes, which are clearly illegal under WTO trade rules.

The EUV lithograph.

Extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography is so complex that it took the Dutch company ASML 17 years and more than €6 billion of investment to create a commercial facility for its application. In it, droplets of molten tin are irradiated twice with a laser, first to give them the shape of a pancake, and then to evaporate it.

The result is a microcloud of plasma that emits EUV light with the desired parameters. The process occurs at a frequency of 50,000 times per second.

Mirrors in a lithographic machine

This technology is extremely classified, only five companies worldwide have access to it: Intel and Micron in the US, Samsung and SK Hynix in South Korea, and TSMC in Taiwan.

Other manufacturers, such as Huawei, used to simply order chips from TSMC, but after the imposition of US sanctions, this option was no longer available.

It is extremely difficult to replicate the technology, because the necessary EUV radiation is balanced at the edge of the UV and X-ray spectrum.

The Breakthrough

However, Huawei engineers managed to find a way out using a mirror system to combat the effects of interference. The original beam is divided into ‘secondary beams’, which are transmitted to microscopic mirrors with individual rotation parameters.

This makes it possible to adjust the interference effects for their mutual neutralization and, as a result, to sum all the “sub-beams” into a single beam with the properties required for EUV lithography.

TechCult

By The Expose at Global Research, January 02, 2023 Theme: Science and Medicine via thefreeonline

As the death toll rises, a dark shadow has been cast over Britain.

Official data reveals that since April 2022, 407,910 deaths have occurred, with 47,379 excess deaths against the 2015-2019 five-year average.

As the investigation deepens, it has become increasingly clear that the Covid-19 vaccines are the most likely cause of the unprecedented loss of life in Britain. The evidence is damning, with a startling correlation between the rollout of the vaccines and the spike in deaths.

We were told the vaccines would bring hope and healing in the midst of an alleged global pandemic. But now, it seems that they have instead brought even more devastation and pain.

The Office for National Statistics has released weekly figures on deaths registered in England and Wales, and the most recent data reveals a troubling increase.

In the week ending on December 11th, there were 11,694 deaths, with 687 excess deaths against the 2016-2019 + 2021 five-year average and 999 excess deaths against the 2015-2019 five-year average.

While Covid-19 is often blamed for such increases, this time the numbers tell a different story. Out of all the deaths, only 326 were attributed to the alleged disease – a mere 2.8%.

So what is causing this surge in fatalities?

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Meanwhile, according to Public Health Scotland (PHS), Scotland suffered 1,257 deaths in the week ending 27th November, resulting in 127 excess deaths.

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According to the Office for National Statistics, excess deaths have been occurring in England and Wales on a weekly basis since April 2022.

To uncover the full extent of this tragedy, we dug into the data, analyzing the weekly number of deaths over the past six months and comparing them to the five-year average. What we discovered was a disturbing trend, as the chart below reveals.

As we delve deeper into the mystery of the excess deaths occurring in England and Wales, a disturbing possibility comes to light: the Covid-19 vaccines may be to blame.

According to the Office for National Statistics, excess deaths have been occurring on a weekly basis since April 2022, and while the data initially seemed to point to other causes, closer examination reveals a startling correlation between the rollout of the 2021 winter “Booster” shot and the spike in fatalities.

To uncover the full extent of this tragedy, we dug into the data, analysing the weekly number of deaths over the past eight months and comparing them to the 2015-2019 five-year average.

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The chart reveals a disturbing trend, with excess deaths occurring in all but two weeks since April 2022. These two exceptions, it turns out, coincide with the late Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and funeral, which would have caused delays in death registrations due to the bank holidays.

But even taking these weeks into account, the data shows an average of 1,268 excess deaths every single week.

The following chart is taken from Public Health Scotland’s Covid-19 Dashboard, and it shows the weekly number of deaths compared to the 2015-2019 five-year average –

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Because the chart doesn’t reveal the true picture, we downloaded the death data from the Public Health Scotland Covid-19 Dashboard, which you can also do so here, and calculated the total number of deaths between week 16 and week 47 of 2022.

According to the data, there were 34,316 deaths during this period in the 2015-2019 five-year average and 38,611 deaths during this period in 2022.