Claude Lecourtois | Massothérapeute Shiatsu et Suédois

04/27/2026

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04/27/2026

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04/27/2026

Baopu zi:

Quelqu’un me demande :
« Les Immortels d’autrefois devaient-ils apprendre, ou bien étaient-ils doués d’une nature particulière, animés d’un souffle différent ? »

Baopuzi réponds :
« Quelle question est-ce donc là ? Tous sans exception suivaient un maître, leurs livres sur le dos.

Ils devaient se montrer durs à la tâche, supporter le froid, affronter le danger, braver le vent et la pluie ; ils devaient asperger et balayer le sol, et loin des leurs, travailler sans relâche.

Ils devaient commencer par se montrer dignes de confiance à travers leur comportement, et finir par des épreuves difficiles et dangereuses.

S’ils étaient d’une nature sincère et de conduite vertueuse, si leur cœur n’abritait ni ressentiment ni arrière-pensée, alors ils pouvaient gravir les marches du temple et en pénétrer la salle.

Mais certains se lassent et abandonnent à mi-chemin, d’autres se retirent, pleins de rancœur, il en est qui, attirés par la gloire et le profit, retournent à des occupations viles, il en est d’autres qui, trompés par des discours pernicieux, perdent leur peu de volonté, d’autres encore qui, commençant le matin, voudraient avoir terminé le soir, d’autres enfin qui s’asseyent pour travailler et espèrent un résultat en se relevant.

Un homme sur dix mille tout au plus peut empêcher son cœur de battre à la vue de l’argent et des femmes, et sa volonté de faiblir en entendant les propos du vulgaire.

Voilà pourquoi ceux qui s’adonnent à la Voie sont aussi nombreux que les poils sur le dos d’un buffle, et ceux qui réussissent aussi rares que la corne de la licorne.

Du livre classique “Baopuzi”

12/05/2025

A 15-year-old has just earned a PhD in quantum physics.

His name is Laurent Simons, a Belgian prodigy who has spent most of his life racing through education at a pace almost no one else on Earth has matched.

He started primary school at four. Finished by six. By twelve, he had a master’s degree in quantum physics, studying bosons, black holes, and the mathematics that describe the most mysterious parts of the universe.

This week, Belgium's "Little Einstein" completed his doctorate at the University of Antwerp, making him one of the youngest physics PhDs ever recorded. His work builds on ideas that most students won’t encounter until their twenties or thirties. But for Laurent, this trajectory has always been personal. When he was eleven, he lost his grandparents.

Since then, he says his goal has been to understand how to extend human life – not for himself, but so others can live longer, healthier lives.

Researchers describe him as having an exceptional memory and an IQ of 145, a level reached by roughly 0.1 percent of people. Tech companies in the United States and China have already approached his family with offers, but his parents have turned them down, insisting that he should grow at his own pace.

Laurent isn’t the youngest PhD ever – that record goes to Karl Witte, who earned a doctorate at thirteen in 1814 – but in modern physics, his accomplishment is nearly unmatched.

Now, at fifteen, he wants to switch fields entirely and move toward medical science. His long-term ambition is to help push the boundaries of aging research, a field that is rapidly advancing but still full of unanswered questions.

Whether he ultimately reshapes quantum physics or medicine, one thing is clear: Laurent Simons is just getting started.

📸Credit: VTM

12/05/2025

Scientists achieve instant teleportation of information across thousands of kilometers

In a breakthrough that sounds like science fiction, researchers in China have successfully teleported information instantly over thousands of kilometres. Using advanced quantum technology, they transferred data between distant locations without any physical connection, demonstrating the first real-world application of quantum teleportation at an unprecedented scale. This achievement marks a major leap toward ultra-secure communication and could revolutionise the way information travels around the planet.

Traditional communication relies on satellites, cables, and networks, all of which can be slow, vulnerable, or intercepted. Quantum teleportation, however, uses the principles of quantum entanglement to transfer the state of information instantly, creating a system that is fundamentally more secure and potentially faster than anything we have today. Experts suggest this could transform everything from financial transactions to national security communications, medical data sharing, and even the foundation of the internet itself.

While the technology is still in its early stages, the implications are enormous. Imagine a future where messages are delivered instantaneously across the globe with absolute privacy. Where distance no longer delays communication. Where scientists on different continents can collaborate in real-time without limitations. This experiment is not just a technical milestone—it’s a glimpse into a new era where the laws of physics themselves are harnessed to reshape human connectivity.

As we witness these quantum leaps, it’s inspiring to consider the possibilities: global communication without delays, ultra-secure networks immune to hacking, and new technologies we haven’t yet imagined. The teleportation of information across thousands of kilometres shows that the future is no longer science fiction—it is unfolding before our eyes. Humanity is stepping into a new age of instant, secure, and limitless communication.

12/05/2025

Tonight's Supermoon rising above the Great Pyramids of Giza. 🌕🔥

This is the biggest, highest , AND last Supermoon TILL 2042. Tonight the sky is showing out.

Go out and look up!

This particular image was captured using compressed lens which makes the objects further away appear bigger than they actually are compared to objects that are closer.