“Means’ departure comes amid his growing frustration with what he saw as a lack of progress on MAHA priorities, according to two administration officials, both granted anonymity to describe his thinking. The breaking point came this week. Means had been scheduled to meet with Kennedy and White House officials to discuss defining ultraprocessed foods, a MAHA priority. That meeting, first reported on by POLITICO, was postponed.
MAHA has prioritized establishing a definition for ultraprocessed foods because they hope it will set the stage for eventual regulation of sweeteners and additives in the American diet.
“That was the straw that broke the camel’s back,” said one of the two administration officials. “Calley’s been pushing very, very hard for this, but it’s been a very opaque process and has been just continuously stonewalled.””
Scientists just directly observed quantum entanglement for the first time in history. They photographed it. Two photons behaving as one, even when separated. The image they captured looks almost exactly like a yin-yang.
Read that again.
Modern physics, using ultra-high-precision cameras and the most advanced instruments we have ever built, just visually confirmed what every ancient wisdom tradition has been saying for thousands of years.
That everything is connected. That separation is an illusion. That the deepest structure of reality is relationship.
The Andean elders knew this. The Taoist sages drew it. The Vedic mystics wrote entire libraries about it. The Norse understood it as Wyrd, the great web. The indigenous peoples of every continent lived inside this knowing without needing a laboratory to confirm it.
We spent the last five hundred years mocking them for it.
Now our most expensive instruments are producing images that could hang on the wall of any temple, monastery, or medicine lodge on Earth without anyone questioning them.
The wisdom was always here.
We just “left it” behind (well genocided it, erased it, punished it, mocked it, raped it, etc), and we are only now stumbling back to what the old people never stopped knowing.