The mentioning of the “Horn of Narwhal” could be related the horn being used to detect hormones, amongst other uses, and that would primarily be to find female mates. This could potentially be related to adrenochrome and how humans have a dormant sensory organ which is suppose to do exactly the same thing. I can attest by experience that the organ is still functional, or maybe it's just me and my ancient bloodline and maybe that is precisely what people like Podesta are really looking for, people with this organ active.
It would appear that the kangaroo also exhibits this behaviour.
Oddly enough, a quick glance at the book in question which mentions the horn, it seems to be talking about dreams, memories and delving into the past. So what it's basically talking about is genetic memory. The sexual hormones, and hence what the horn is actually for, are very important when it comes to adrenaline, other hormones and thus the storage of genetic memory.
Therefore, all of this is about the harvesting of memories. Literally.
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Vigilia_Procuratio ago
The mentioning of the “Horn of Narwhal” could be related the horn being used to detect hormones, amongst other uses, and that would primarily be to find female mates. This could potentially be related to adrenochrome and how humans have a dormant sensory organ which is suppose to do exactly the same thing. I can attest by experience that the organ is still functional, or maybe it's just me and my ancient bloodline and maybe that is precisely what people like Podesta are really looking for, people with this organ active.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vomeronasal_organ
Also see this... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flehmen_response
It would appear that the kangaroo also exhibits this behaviour.
Oddly enough, a quick glance at the book in question which mentions the horn, it seems to be talking about dreams, memories and delving into the past. So what it's basically talking about is genetic memory. The sexual hormones, and hence what the horn is actually for, are very important when it comes to adrenaline, other hormones and thus the storage of genetic memory.
Therefore, all of this is about the harvesting of memories. Literally.
CissusAntartica ago
You mean DMT and DNA.
Vigilia_Procuratio ago
I'm wondering if DMT triggers hormones which causes the user to perceive memories stored deep in the DNA.
KykeBot ago
It triggers the 5th state of matter, a quantum flux in the chemical conversion.
A timeless state.