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and costs of refrigeration and transportation. How chromosomes mutate is for you to research (they 'break') but it does occur and causes disability like Angelman Syndrome.
Being a fan of great scientists like Einstein, Euler, Higgs, Richard P.Feynman and other great mathematicians (see Oliver Humpage 'Ignite Bristol' on Youtube) I'm fairly secure in believing that I understand fairly simple, linear logic.
I may sound a tad narcissist (I love Sam Vaknin) but we ARE all unique, no two twins are truly identical and neither no two sheep.
It's wonderful and should be celebrated these differences.
We are fortunate in Kensington, to share with over a 100 nationalities - so much culture in one place can be distracting for the noblest English soul - but nevertheless, a challenge is usually always welcome and my thing, social (and applied) psychology - is fed and enjoyed in the richness of diversity here in my home.
I have been a resident on Kensington since a tiny child. I spent many days alone in Kensington Palace, enjoying the huge glass cases of Queen Victoria's curios and toys. No tourists then. Just me, wandering about the palace and soaking up the beauty and history. The museums of South Kensington were also my favourite escape and joy, as was fishing for sticklebacks with net brought from Gloucester Road toy shop with my dear friend, Mary Honey Burleigh (R.I.P)
I love my home so much and resent the vultures who buy houses as if they are disposable egg cartons and trash them just as easily.
It's important we work together to enlighten these souls as even some of the hardiest nihilists have thought again having done their science homework, about god and the universe and where it all began.
I took huge pleasure from entering the tunnel arbour, the entrance of the sunken Dutch garden, spending many an afternoon with my darling mum, sitting quietly admiring the flora and birds. We have some wonderful birds in this part of London though with the over zealous (ugly) building contractors are placing them all at grave risk, they are putting our identity and culture at huge risk. I digress.
Vaccines are a huge benefit to mankind and as long as safety precautions are adhered to (and compensation just and fair when damage occurs) with rigid scrutiny, there is no need to shun them.
I do believe that children especially, should be tested for any illness/oddity or sign of ill health prior to vaccinations, and believe that current testing may not be adequate to protect against genetic/chromosomal damage occurring (the vaccine damage payment unit only compensates on 60% disability, leaving some people without help due to no diagnosis - imagine being 59% disabled? And not having a diagnosis?) Is this why Brian Deer stalks and hunts the truthful? Is he a Laveyan? Speak up Brian. Would love to hear what you have to say about actual fact.
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