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"It happens all the time. What I have learned from Solari has helped me navigate the world in so many specific and maybe more so, non-specific ways. Sometimes it is nothing specific but rather an attitude, or a way of thinking differently or maybe something learned from a book Solari suggested or guest comments or research. It is a subtle find when I notice another Solari input beginning to make sense or eventually come into focus. Jewels for understanding everywhere. A wonderful thing."
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By Catherine Austin Fitts
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Week of Dec. 21, 2020:
Solari Report
How come MP3s and Videos won't play?
To reliably play MP3s and videos, good Internet bandwidth (speed) is required. If you’re using WiFi, Satellite Internet, or cellphone data, you may not have enough bandwidth. Start by trying a direct (wired) Ethernet connection between your router and your computer, if you’re not using public WiFi. You can test your Internet bandwidth at https://www.speedtest.net. The higher your download and upload speed the better. As a general rule-of-thumb, you need at least 10 Mbit/sec download speed to reliably buffer videos.
If you have good Internet bandwidth, and you still have issues, it’s possible that your ISP (Internet Service Provider) has routing issues or your computer has been compromised. To make that determination, you’ll want to seek the help of a reputable computer technician.
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