Dr. James Lyons-Weiler and Brad Miller discuss IPAK-edu’s fall course offerings which include classes on Biology, Health & Wellness, Analytics, Psychology, and Vaccines. IPAK is gearing up to launch its third year of online classes. Dr. Jack highlights a selection of notable courses, including immunology, genetics, and evolutionary biology. Joining the roster of IPAK instructors is Brad Miller, who will be teaching the course titled “Literature as Resistance: Recognizing, Unmasking, and Countering Totalitarian Tendencies.” Notably, Miller brings extensive experience as a former lieutenant colonel in the army. The course readings will encompass writings by George Orwell and other similarly impactful authors, potentially including lesser-known works by Orwell or contributions from other writers.
IPAK Fall 2023 Courses
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Interview with Trent Loos
Sixth generation farmer and rancher Trent Loos shares his views on potential “climate” lock-downs and reports of mRNA drugs in our food sources. Loos is presently engaged in investigating the evolving landscape of property ownership within Native American tribes, particularly the notable trend of tribes acquiring land at an unprecedented pace; however, a more comprehensive exploration of this topic is planned for a later time. The prominence of toxins in produce is not as substantial an issue as commonly portrayed. Decreased pesticide usage, partially attributed to the chemical glyphosate, has contributed to this shift, although the latter has generated controversy due to its potential classification as a carcinogen. Recognizing the inevitable connection between toxins and food supply, it’s challenging to establish a practical means of sustaining a consistent food source without some degree of toxin involvement. Even coffee, in a surprising perspective, can be viewed as a form of pesticide.
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