Modern electronics toxicity, this will in time be solved.

[serpentwalker666]

Through observing the manufacturing and studying computers and most of the electrical appliances and systems we use, it's fairly apparent that things are made in a very toxic way and are very harmful to the environment.

In time this will change. As nearly everything regarding computers and electronics can be engineered in a way that is biodegradable, organic and superior to the way we make them currently.

Recently I had a conversation with one Demoness, and she explained to me and showed me in visions how much of what we have implemented could be done very differently and better then we do now.

Organic plant based material could be used to conduct electricity, in place of copper tracers on motherboards. Transistors, capacitors and related components could be made in a different form thay is entirely organic and eco-friendly. Processors could be composed of plant biological material, to be used for computation, with very comparable if not superior performance to what we have currently.

This technology will take quite some time to be discovered and developed, however I wanted to share this with the forum as I've been pondering and looking into this for awhile. I have been lead to these conclusions.

In time we will have alternatives to what we have now as technology that is better and doesn't harm the planet.

Pollution and other issues the gods will assist us with, things just take time. We have to win this war first of all for the rest of this to fall in place.

Afterwards.. we rebuild our world as beautiful as before the enemy reared their ugly head.

 

[AFODO]

The age of Aquarius/Satan is about technology, and spirituality, so I'm pretty sure we will be making a lot of changes.
I like these posts because people in hundreds of years will look back to this post and see, we already know that technology.

I could easily imagine this, because even the human body conducts electricity pretty good.

 

[Blitzkreig [JG]]

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Interesting. Thanks for sharing.