BOOK 2. THE BATH SCHOOL. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 217 Earth Control System. If the collider is turned off, then life on Earth will disappear. To the left of the neutral axis are the normalized beat intervals for all inhabitants of the Earth, TO THE RIGHT – ONLY FOR A MAN . The beat interval is the basis for all metabolic processes, down to hundredths of microseconds. And this is extremely important for understanding the process of "bathing" in the Bath. For Man, the initial beat is 1,0007-1,24 s . However, we have a lot of Brain genotypes, 20 and each differs not only in appearance but also in its initial beat. Hence, problems arise : - if you transplant the heart from a donor who has the same beat, then there will be no problems; - If the donor's beat is less, the transplanted heart will accumulate everything that is incapable of processing, and then a new transplant will be required; - If the donor’s beat is more, then the problem will arise in the Brain. However, some structures – spiders, wasps, bees – have a beat interval above 1,0007 . Previously, I mentioned that the inhabitants of South-East Asia chew fried spiders 21 (by the way, they can eat them alive). Inhabitants of 14 countries in South-East Asia have a beat of 1.24 seconds , and the spider's beat is 1.12 seconds. The European can not eat a living spider (if only in fried form, and even then this is dangerous), since the beat of metabolic processes is much higher. And while our European digestion structures are preparing "forks and spoons," it will have time to bite off something from us. That's why even in fried form spiders are dangerous for all of us. A spider might not be roasted well and wake up in an acid sauce in the stomach. 20 Genotype is the aggregate of the Brain neurons ability and genes of a given organism, which, unlike the concept of a gene pool, characterizes an individual, and not a species. S uch a definition gives only a superficial notion. 21 .Boo1, Chapter 3.1