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#150 – Jack Kruse And Decentralised Medicine

Bitcoin, Freedom, General Health, Medical Ethics

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Dr Jack Kruse is a US Neurosurgeon who is a keen proponent of decentralised medicine, government and currency.

Uncle Jack has been talking about quantum biology and how light, magnetism, electricity and energy affect our very being.

Jack describes humans as solar powered beings of light.

In this conversation, we talk about centralised versus decentralised medicine.

We also talk about how little boy Jack grew up to become Uncle Jack and what shaped him to be the man he is today. It is an incredibly moving story.

Finally, Uncle Jack offers a potential solution to the dystopian medical tyrannical world we live in today.

I hope you enjoy the conversation.

Much love Ahmad

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