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Tuesday, October 31, 2023

Datura The Devils breadth

 Datura: The deadliest drug in the world (Devils breadth)


STATUTORY WARNING:

Under the NDPS Act, it is illegal for a person to produce/manufacture/cultivate/, possess, sell, purchase, transport, store, and/or consume any narcotic drug or psychotropic substance.


After the release of the Leo movie, everyone started curious about a drug called DATURA. Everyone wonders what is datura why is it so much hyped. 



so after a few searches, I understand one thing it is the world most deadliest drug. Nowadays almost everyone hears about the drug called MDMA, but not everyone is familiar with DATURA. The DATURA is known as the Devil's Breadth in almost every country. Also, there is some interesting information about

the world's deadliest drug DATURA that is, (everyone knows there are some drugs that are taken from nature that are the byproducts of plants like marijuana/weed,

heroine, magic mushrooms, ayahuasca, etc.) DATURA is also a byproduct of a plant (Ummathin kaya) which is commonly found on roadsides in India. DATURA is made from a variety of ummathin kaya species. So DATURA mainly contains three alkaloid compounds that lead people to drug addiction and if an increase in dosage might kill them. the compounds are:

  • UTROPHINE
  • HYOSCYAMINE
  • SCOPOLAMINE

the compound scopolamine is usually obtained from a variety of sources like some plants, and the roots of some trees. So mostly scopolamines are called devil's breadth.

Also, there is a story about it. Once in a bar, a female bartender comes to a wealthy man who was enjoying his champagne and started flirting with him and she slowly adds scopolamine to the edge of his drinking glass without his knowledge. Do you want to know what happens next? After he drank his champagne in that glass he woke up the next morning in his own house, but then he noticed that there was nothing in his house no pieces of furniture, no fridge, no TV,  everything had vanished. then he shared the experience with his caretaker, and then his caretaker said that yesterday you and a girl came to the house and loaded every single thing in the house onto a truck and sent to somewhere, and also you were waving your hand saying goodbye. After hearing that he was shocked because he couldn't remember anything.


when you read this story you kind of feel funny. But take it seriously because it is a fact that when someone uses scopolamine/datura they don't know what they are doing until they get back to normal. you know you have already heard about several drugs and their effects. Actually, we always can classify the dosages of these drugs,

like Dripping dosage, less fatal dosage, and deadly dosage. For example, if someone consumes 1 gram of some drugs they will be in a dripping state and if it is 10 grams

 or 20 grams they will be in a middle state and if it is more than 30+ it is a deadly state. But when it comes to datura the scenario is entirely different because there is 

no difference between a tripping dose and a deadly dose of datura which makes it a most deadliest drug in the world.


Actually, we can scale most of the drugs to 0 to -ve 100 and 0 to +ve 100. Some drugs can be scaled to 0 to +ve 100 based on the resulting experience after usage. 

because some people have positive responses to some drugs, that they could connect spiritually and could connect with the universe. you know like PEYOTE.

 Peyote is also a plant that some people recorded on a positive scale based on experience and experience only not in the base that if it will affect the body or not.

but everyone thinks of the scary part only when we come to the negative scale. there is a category of drugs that will affect the mind and lead to depression and slow destruction. On that scale, Datura is considered as 100(-ve 100)


There are 3 major defects in DATURA, before talking about that, I hope that everyone has heard that the ayahuasca drug is also from plants. the 99% of people who used ayahuasca mostly shared the experience as a positive way that they could spiritually connect to the universe.

 These ayahuasca are only used under the guidance of the shaman tribes in the West.



But these are only mental experiences and feelings, and can't ensure the impact of ayahuasca on their body. anyway, 99% of people who use ayahuasca share a common point that is when they use it they feel a presence of feminine energy near them. you know one of the famous YouTuber in India RANVEER ALLAHBADIA also shared his personal experience on his channel BEER BICEPS about ayahuasca and he too felt a feminine energy near

him. He said that the shaman tribal chief who provided guidance about the usage of the drug told him to see it as a mother tiger or a mother nature who protects her cubs and forest and then feel the positive energy. this was the feeling he got when he used ayahuasca.


then there is this drug called peyote. if the information I get from Reddit is correct then the peyote users had a different experience in that they felt a masculine energy, a father figure near them. see it like nature as a father who protects his children.


so the ayahuasca gave a presence of feminine energy and peyote gave a presence of masculine energy. But when we take the DATURA it has an entirely different

story. the people who used the DATURA share its deep dark side, that is "It gives a dark presence of the deadliest black wolf". 



These details are available on specific Reddit links. Nobody is ready to talk more about it, even the expert in botany DR. MARK PLOTKIN didn't reveal more details about it. because it is that much dark energy that people feel after using DATURA. we can't even imagine that kind of darkness in us.


So we were about to learn about the 3 major effects of DATURA which is

  •  there is no difference between the Dripping dose, fatal dose, and deadly dose
  •  the dark energy presence of the black wolf
  •  short-term memory loss (that you can't even understand why you are back dripping)


Do you know what makes DATURA different from other drugs. that other drugs affect our nervous cells and molecules in the head. But DATURA directly affects our autonomous nervous system which controls each and every functionality in our body.


Conclusion

In conclusion, Datura, also known as the Devil's Breath, stands as one of the most perilous substances in the world. Derived from the plant Ummathin kaya, it contains three potent alkaloid compounds—Utrophine, Hyoscyamine, and Scopolamine. Notably, its effects transcend the conventional classifications of drug dosages, leaving no distinction between the tripping and lethal states. The story of the wealthy man's bewildering encounter with the drug illustrates the severity of its influence, inducing temporary amnesia and compelling actions outside of conscious awareness.

Datura's stark contrast to other substances lies in its direct impact on the autonomic nervous system, distinct from the typical effects on neural cells and molecules. As users report encountering an ominous black wolf, the drug's malevolent aura and short-term memory loss intensify its reputation as a harbinger of darkness. Unlike the spiritually enlightening experiences associated with Ayahuasca and Peyote, Datura's consumption unleashes a malevolent energy, shrouded in an unsettling and enigmatic aura that few dare to unravel. Its potent and elusive nature serves as a cautionary tale, a stark reminder of the inherent dangers lurking within the world's most lethal drug, Datura.

Saturday, October 14, 2023

Great news! The new Ubuntu 23.10 is now available for download

Exciting news for Ubuntu users! The latest version, Ubuntu 23.10, is now available for download

"Hey, guess what? You can now get your hands on Ubuntu 23.10, nicknamed 'Mantic Minotaur'. Time to dive in and check it out!"






This particular release is supported for a period of 9 months, which means it will receive ongoing bug fixes, security updates, and critical application enhancements during this time. Keep in mind that while this support period might seem short, the next long-term support release, Ubuntu 24.04, is set to arrive in April 2024 and will offer a generous 5 years of support.




In terms of user experience, Ubuntu 23.10 can be best described as a refinement of the previous version. The GNOME 45 interface update is a key highlight, bringing several improvements to the overall desktop experience. Some of these enhancements include better window tiling, a sleeker web browser, and the introduction of a couple of new apps built with Flutter technology. Moreover, the software lineup that comes preinstalled with Ubuntu has undergone a significant overhaul, focusing on including only the most essential tools and applications.


On a technical level, Ubuntu 23.10 operates on the Linux kernel 6.5 and incorporates Mesa 23.2 graphics drivers, with the added convenience of in-distribution access to proprietary NVIDIA drivers for users who require them. Additionally, developers can benefit from updated tooling, toolchains, and programming packages that are necessary for their projects and applications.


One of the most notable changes in this release is the default installation option.



 The default install now features a minimal setup, meaning that the installation process will only include fundamental utilities such as a web browser, text editor, and terminal. This streamlined setup aims to provide users with a lighter initial system, allowing them to add additional software as per their requirements.


GNOME 45 Enhancements


Delving into the improvements in the GNOME 45 interface, users will notice a dynamic workspace indicator in the top-left corner, which replaces the previous static 'Activities' label. This dynamic indicator elegantly displays the active workspace and smoothly animates transitions between workspaces. Users can also utilize the indicator as a button, enabling them to access the workspace switcher by clicking on it.


Furthermore, navigating the Quick Settings menu has been made more convenient with the addition of the super + s keyboard shortcut. This minor but time-saving adjustment can significantly enhance the overall user experience. Additionally, the Quick Settings menu now incorporates a keyboard backlight toggle, which appears only when supported hardware is present. Users can easily control the keyboard backlight by toggling it on or off, or adjusting the brightness using the provided slider in the sub-menu.


Another significant improvement can be seen in several core GNOME applications, such as Nautilus, Settings, and Characters, all of which now feature full-height sidebars. This aesthetic upgrade not only contributes to a more visually appealing interface but also enhances the applications' adaptability as users resize them.


Specifically focusing on the Nautilus file manager, Ubuntu 23.10 introduces a notable performance boost, enabling the application to deliver search results within milliseconds, even when dealing with folders containing a substantial amount of content. Furthermore, users can expect a notable improvement in file thumbnail generation speed. The addition of a 'search everywhere' button facilitates an instant expansion of search locations, ensuring a more efficient and comprehensive file search experience.


New Ubuntu Features and Apps


Guess what's new in Ubuntu 23.10? They've made it super easy to organize your windows just how you like them. Now, you can split your screen into quarters or halves with the Tiling Assistant extension. It even pops up to help you out!




There's also a new and sleek App Center to manage all your software needs. It works faster than before, letting you browse, search, and install different apps, whether they're Snap apps or Deb packages.

Additionally, they've included a tool to update the firmware on your devices. This way, you can keep everything running smoothly with the latest updates from the LVFS.

Just remember, the new App Center and Firmware Updater tools are part of Snaps, so if you remove Snapd, they'll go too.

If you have a super high-resolution screen, you'll notice that Firefox looks extra sharp now. It's all thanks to the Wayland mode it runs in by default. Plus, it's more touch-friendly for those with touchscreen displays.

Oh, and they've made a small but significant change to the fonts. They've switched from DejaVu to Noto fonts, making things look better in apps like web browsers and text editors, especially for non-Latin scripts.

Under the hood, Ubuntu 23.10 is powered by Linux kernel 6.5, which means better performance for some AMD processors, among other things. Graphics are taken care of by Mesa 23.2, which is great news for gamers. They've even added patches for full GPU support in the Raspberry Pi 5. 

Some core software includes:

  • Mozilla Firefox 118
  • Thunderbird 115.2
  • LibreOffice 7.6.1
  • Shotwell 0.32.2, and Transmission 4.0.2.

You'll also find Linux kernel 6.5, Mesa 23.2.1, BlueZ 5.68, NetworkManager 1.44, and Pipewire 0.3.79.

Monday, October 9, 2023

Egyptian History Of Mystery Tutankhamun

Egyptian History Of Mystery Tutankhamun


Tutankhamun, also known as Tutankhaten or Tutankhuaten, was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh who lived around 3,300 years ago, from approximately c. 1341 BC - c. 1323 BC. He belonged to the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt, and his reign marked the end of this royal line.




Tutankhamun became pharaoh at a very young age, around nine years old, and ruled until his untimely death at about nineteen. One of the most significant actions of his reign was the reversal of religious and political changes introduced by his predecessor, Akhenaten, during a period known as the Amarna Period. Tutankhamun restored the traditional polytheistic form of ancient Egyptian religion, undoing the religious shift known as Atenism. He also relocated the royal court away from Akhenaten's capital, Amarna, to reestablish stability.

Interestingly, Tutankhamun was one of the few pharaohs in history to be worshipped as a deity while still alive, a practice typically reserved for posthumous honors. Today, he is widely recognized for the immense wealth discovered in his tomb, known as KV62, which was found in nearly perfect condition in 1922. This discovery is considered one of the most significant archaeological findings of all time, and Tutankhamun is often colloquially referred to as "King Tut."

Tutankhamun's rise to power occurred during a turbulent period in Egyptian history. Akhenaten's introduction of Atenism had caused widespread instability, and Tutankhamun's older half-brother, Smenkhare, had a brief reign, as did Neferneferuaten, likely Smenkhare's widow and possibly Meritaten. Tutankhamun took the throne under these challenging circumstances and worked to reverse Atenism through extensive religious and cultural reforms, as evidenced by artifacts like the Restoration Stela. He reinstated the traditional worship of the god Amun and changed his own name from Tutankhaten to Tutankhamun. His wife, Ankhesenpaaten, also adjusted her name to Ankhesenamun in accordance with these changes.

Following Tutankhamun's premature death after ten years of rule, his vizier, Ay, who may have been his granduncle, assumed the throne, likely marrying Ankhesenamun. This was despite Tutankhamun having designated his commander-in-chief, Horemheb, as his heir. Ay's reign was brief, and Horemheb succeeded him, possibly briefly marrying Ankhesenamun before her early death a few years into Horemheb's lengthy rule. Horemheb secured the throne due to the death of Ay's designated heir, generalissimo Nakhtmin. Horemheb took significant steps to restore the traditional ancient Egyptian religion and stabilize the nation. Eventually, he chose Ramesses I, a civilian-military officer, as his heir, who had a grandson named Ramesses II, the third pharaoh of the Nineteenth dynasty.



What makes King Tutankhamun so renowned?


Well, it's because his tomb, unlike any other royal tomb in the Valley of the Kings, was unearthed in almost pristine condition. Inside, they discovered the mummified king resting within a series of golden coffins, with over 5,000 priceless treasures and artifacts filling the tomb. This incredible find was completely unprecedented in its scale and opulence.









What do we know about Tutankhamun's parentage?


Well, DNA testing conducted in 2010 has yielded compelling evidence indicating that Tutankhamun's father was probably Pharaoh Akhenaten, who introduced an early version of monotheism. identified his father as the mummy within tomb KV55
  Additionally, this testing revealed a significant revelation: Tutankhamun's mother was, in fact, Akhenaten's sisterHis mother was identified as a mummy from tomb KV35.



Tutankhamun's family tree

Thursday, October 5, 2023

Google Pixel 8 Series Launch Highlights 2023 october 4

Google Pixel 8 Series Launch Highlights


Voice-Powered Health and Fitness Info

The Google Pixel 8 series introduces an exciting feature that allows you to access important health and fitness information using just your voice. By opening the Google Assistant app, you can simply ask questions like "How did I sleep last night?" to receive your daily Sleep Score or weekly average. You can also initiate workouts by voice command. Additionally, there's a new Google Assistant tile that lets you create shortcuts for your most frequently used queries.





Android 14 Right Out of the Box

Both the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro are set to make history by being the first smartphones to come pre-loaded with the stable version of Android 14. This update is expected to roll out to other Android devices in the future, promising a seamless and up-to-date user experience.


Video Enhancement with Pixel 8 Pro

In the near future, the Pixel 8 Pro will receive an exciting feature called Video Boost. This innovation leverages Tensor G3 technology and robust data centers to apply advanced processing to your videos. 





It automatically adjusts elements such as color, lighting, stabilization, and graininess to deliver stunning, lifelike videos. Moreover, Video Boost enables Night Sight Video, significantly improving low-light smartphone video quality.


Exclusive Launch Offers in India





Pixel 8

 Indian customers can take advantage of exclusive launch offers for the Pixel 8 series, including:

  1.  A bank offer of Rs 8,000 with select banks.
  2.  An exchange offer of Rs 3,000 when you trade in your old device.


Pixel 8 Pro

 For those opting for the more advanced Pixel 8 Pro, the following offers are available:

  1.   A bank offer of Rs 9,000 with select banks.
  2.   An exchange offer of Rs 4,000 on your old device.


Bundle Deals

As an added bonus, with the purchase of either the Pixel 8 or Pixel 8 Pro, you'll have the opportunity to buy the Pixel Watch 2 for just Rs 19,999 or the Pixel Buds Pro for only Rs 8,999.





Individual Product Pricing

For those interested in purchasing the products individually:

  1. The Pixel Watch 2 is available at Rs 39,900.
  2. The Pixel Buds Pro can be purchased for Rs 19,990.


These exciting announcements make the Google Pixel 8 series a must-consider option for those looking for cutting-edge technology and exclusive launch offers.

Monday, October 2, 2023

TOP 5 MYTHICAL CREATURES SPOTTED IN THE OCEAN

KRAKKEN

LEVIATHAN

CTHULHU

HYDRA

KETEA INDIKOI


KRAKKEN




The Kraken is a legendary ocean beast of gigantic size said to show up in the ocean in Norway and Iceland.

Kraken, the subject of mariners' notions and mythos, was first portrayed in the cutting edge time in a travelog by Francesco Negri in 1700. This depiction was continued in 1734 by a record from Dano-Norwegian evangelist and pioneer Hans Egede, who portrayed the Kraken in detail and likened it with the hafgufa of middle-age legend.


Be that as it may, the primary portrayal of the animal is generally credited to the Norwegian bishop Pontoppidan (1753). Pontoppidan was the first to depict the Kraken as an octopus (polypus) of gigantic size and wrote that it had a reputation for pulling down ships. The French malacologist Denys-Montfort, of the 19th century, is additionally known for his spearheading investigations into the presence of enormous octopuses.


LEVIATHAN



Leviathan is an ocean serpent noted in theology and mythology. It is referred to in several books of the Hebrew Bible, including Psalms, the Book of Job, the Book of Isaiah, the Book of Amos, and, as per a few interpretations, in the Book of Jonah[citation needed] it is likewise referenced in the Book of Enoch. The Leviathan is in many cases an embodiment of chaos and threatening to eat the damned after their life. Eventually, it is demolished. Christian scholars recognized Leviathan as the devil of the destructive sin of envy. As per Ophite diagrams, the Leviathan encapsulates the space of the material world.


The Leviathan of the Book of Occupation is an impression of the more seasoned Canaanite Lotan, a primitive beast crushed by the god Baal Hadad. Equals to the job of Mesopotamian Tiamat defeated by Marduk have for some time been drawn in comparative mythology, as have been more extensive correlations with the mythical beast(dragon) and world serpent narratives, for example, Indra killing Vritra or Thor killing Jormungandr.


CTHULHU



Cthulhu is a cosmic entity created by writer H. P. Lovecraft. It was presented in his brief tale "The Call of Cthulhu", published by the American pulp magazine Weird Tales in 1928. Considered an Extraordinary Old One inside the pantheon of Lovecraftian cosmic entities, this creature has since been highlighted in various mainstream cultural references. Lovecraft portrays it as a massive entity worshipped by cultists, looking like a green octopus, a dragon, and a cartoon of a human structure. The Lovecraft-inspired universe, the Cthulhu Mythos, where it exists with its fellow entities, is named after it.

Created by Lovecraft in 1928, the name Cthulhu was most likely chosen to repeat the word chthonic (Ancient Greek "of the earth"), as obviously recommended by Lovecraft himself toward the end of his 1923 tale "The Rats in the Walls".The chthonic, or earth-dwelling, spirit has precedents in various ancient and medieval mythologies, frequently protecting mines and valuable underground treasures, eminently in the Germanic dwarfs and the Greek Chalybes, Telchines, or Dactyls.


Lovecraft translated the pronunciation of Cthulhu as Khlul-hloo, and said, "the first syllable pronounced gutturally and very thickly. The 'u' is about like that in 'full', and the principal syllable isn't dissimilar to 'klul' in sound, subsequently the 'h' represents the guttural thickness" yielding something much the same as/χ(ə)ʟʊʟˈluː/. S. T. Joshi points out, however, that Lovecraft gave various pronunciations on various occasions. As per Lovecraft, this is merely the closest that human vocal apparatus can come to imitating the syllables of an alien language. Cthulhu has likewise been spelled in numerous alternate ways, including Tulu, Katulu, and Kutulu.


HYDRA



The Lernaean Hydra or Hydra of Lerna (Greek: Λερναῖα Ὕδρα, Lernaîa Hýdra), all the more frequently referred to just as the Hydra, is a serpentine water beast in Greek mythology and Roman mythology. its lair was the lake of Lerna in the Argolid, which was also the site of the myth of the Danaides. Lerna was rumored to be an entry to the Underworld, and archaeology has established it as a holy site older than Mycenaean Argos. In the canonical Hydra myth, the beast is killed by Heracles (Hercules) as the second of his Twelve Labors.


As indicated by Hesiod, the Hydra was the offspring of Typhon and Echidna. It had poisonous breath and blood so destructive that even its aroma was deadly. The Hydra had many heads, the specific number of which changes as per the source. Later versions of the Hydra story add a regeneration feature to the beast: for each head cleaved off, the Hydra would regrow two heads. Heracles required the help of his nephew Iolaus to cut off all of the monster's heads and burn the neck using a sword and fire.



KETEA INDIKOI



THE KETEA INDIKOI (Indian Cetea) were fantastic, multi-shaped ocean beasts believed to inhabit the Indian Ocean. They had the foreparts of land creatures - like lions, panthers, rams, and wolves- - and the serpentine tails of fish.

The Ketea also included a breed of mermaid-like creatures with the heads of women, the tails of fish, and sharp spines for hair.

The Ketea were firmly connected with the Hippokampoi (Fish-Tailed Horses) and Tritones of Greek myth.