ZetaTalk: Aftertime Living

Shock.

Depression, and we're not just talking financial. Personal gardens are producing enough to feed the family, but

the bank would foreclose if they could find a buyer. Everyone thinks of the dust bowl, the depression, and goes

to the movies a lot!

Now, need this be the scenario? Are there no alternatives? Let us say there is a prosperous Midwest farmer who

listens to the news, eyeballs the Internet, and isn't a stick-in-the-mud. He hears, perhaps rarely but nevertheless

on occasion, about pole shift predictions, and notices that some of these predictions are connecting with his

reality. He decides to prepare for all contingencies. Since the drought is increasing, he stores and recycles water.

Since cattle are dying, he moves to indoor fish tanks to fill his empty barn and prevent evaporation of the water.

Lo and behold, there is a market for the fish! He makes money. He already has a Windmill, and with the winds increasing, takes more and more advantage of this. Now he has the electricity to irrigate hydroponics, as this guy

is no dummy and he isn't pouring precious water into the ground.

After the cataclysms livestock will die for lack of feed or be eaten. Seeds sown will fail to thrive after germination

from lack of sunlight and the excessive drenching rains. What will the survivors eat? Those who have prepared by

establishing intensive indoor gardening such as Hydroponics and the most protein efficient animal husbandry, Fish

tanks and ponds, will find themselves not only subsisting but subsisting well. Such arrangements require indoor

lighting. Hydroponics can be grown around the clock and fish eat either this produce or water plants that feed off the

community's Sewage Effluent, but the base of this food chain is the hydroponic vegetation. For plants, light is life, for without it plants die. Such indoor farming, in place prior to the cataclysms, should not rely on lighting from either the Sun or the utility companies. Both will in essence go out during the decades immediately following the cataclysms.

Power for indoor lighting should rely on harnessing wind, or water flows, or other such mechanical generation that can

be counted upon to be present after the cataclysms.

Food stuffs that can be grown without artificial light and will do quite nicely on the gloomy light supplied by the Sun are mushrooms, earthworms, and various insects that feed on dead tissue. After the cataclysms bugs will be in

abundance, as dead tissue from both plants and animals is everywhere. This trend can be taken advantage of, as

distasteful as that concept might be to humans who have never eaten a bug. Larva, grown in humus, can be turned into

pureed and creamed soups, puddings, or omelets by skilled cooks. Those eating the fare would never guess that the

base was not cream, milk, and eggs. For those humans who do not prepare, they will find themselves Eating Bugs in

any case, as meals from what they can catch or find growing will be few and far between.

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ZetaTalk: Flocks and Herds

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ZetaTalk: Flocks and Herds

Note: added during the Jan 18, 2003 Live ZetaTalk IRC Session.

Already, it has been noted that many animals, domestic as well as wildlife, act crazed. Jack rabbits attack, and spiders spin webs over acres. It is a part of folklore, true, that domesticated animals often portend a quake, by acting nervous, hiding under beds, or restless. They are listening to what is in the air, increased electrical charges that interfere with radio transmissions, also another portent of quakes. How will animals behave, during the days preceding the shift and

the shift itself? All animals, including humans, seek to escape what they sense is a crisis, a cinch point. If matters are bad here, then move, so will be on the move, endlessly. A loud noise sends a herd running, a stampede, and scatters a flock of birds. Their instincts tell them that something has exploded, or dropped, may be heading their way, so move.

Likewise, portents of thunderstorms are more than just thunder cracks, it is electrical charges in the air. To escape

potential lightning strikes, animals have learned to move, to leave the area, and thus the restlessness of domesticated animals such as dogs and cats just before an earthquake. Most certainly, this will be the situation for at least a week going into the shift, and domesticated animals hard to handle for this reason.

What should a pet owner, or farmer, do? In the case of pets, who will be hard to feed and most likely become a meal

instead, they should be put to sleep. This is the kindest thing, but our advice is unlikely to be heeded, so they will run about, be injured, be starved, be shot, and eventually be eaten. However, to save one's strength for the children, the

injured, the hysterical humans among you, eliminate the pets from the equation, our advice. In the case of farm animals, who will be able to graze a bit, may survive to increase the herd, they should be put into a field where they

cannot hurt themselves by running about, hysterically. Close quarters such as a barn, a pen, will cause them to injure

themselves against the walls, trying to escape. Left out in a field, they will run about, exhaust themselves, and will

more likely to be prone, resting, when the shift hits than on their feet because of this. Let nature take its course, as these animals did survive in the past. The key is to provide an environment where they cannot hurt themselves. Barbed wire, likely to be forgotten by hysterical animals, is not good. Wooden fences, or natural barriers, are better.

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ZetaTalk: Ocean Life

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ZetaTalk: Ocean Life

Note: written prior to July 15, 1995

Life in the oceans will not die out. The water will have a green tinge. Little known among the populace, but