Peru

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I’m an investigative journalist, anthropologist and author of the New York Times Bestselling book “What Doesn’t Kill Us” and wrote about Wim Hof before he became the international superstar he is today. Before that I was better known for exposing organ trafficking rings and false gurus for Wired, Mother Jones, Playboy, NPR and Men’s Journal. I’m here on reddit today because I just released a new book called “The Wedge.” And, like every author who does an AMA: I’d love you to read it.

For the last few years I’ve been traveling around the world trying to discover esoteric techniques that help put space between stimulus and response--things that allow us to take control over our bodies’ autonomic processes--so that we can thrive amidst adversity. So, I studied the roots of fear in a neu

Dear Peru community,

we are two scientists and we did death anomalies calculation for your country: https://c19.earth/peru
You can find global Peru data here: https://c19.earth/details/peru

Data comes from: https://www.datosabiertos.gob.pe/

Our analysis is based only on the absolute number of deaths, independently of the reason, and we calculate the excess number of deaths in the current year in relation to the average of past years (2019-2017).

If you have any question about our study, feel free to ask.

hirish

We have a flight booked to Peru at the beginning of September. I understand that the country is still under stay at home orders until June 30th, and that new information will continue to be released. As of right now, has their been any news or discussion about when international flights into the country will resume, and how long quarantine of new arrivals will continue?

I would like to cancel the trip and reschedule for next year, but my husband wants to keep the plans as they are. Any additional information would be greatly appreciated.

About 2 years ago I went to a month long archaeological field school in the rural Andes in central Peru. It was an amazing experience seeing how people lived their lives in this area so far from Lima. I heard the quechua language for the first time in my life, so beautiful and unlike anything European. It was a truly peaceful life, largely untouched by my "modern" problems. Really changes my perspective on the way I live and what's "normal".

I have many stories from this trip, but just know i remembered a really happy one. It was my first day in the field and we were excavating ancient burial tombs (at 13000 ft) to study the burial practices of the recuay people (who occupied the area now around huari, ancash Peru from 200-900ad) Before I go further I want to emphasize that this was a legit program. Not only was the team led by peruvians from the area, but we also had the funding of a major university, the Peruvian government, and whichever native towns were closest. The reason we ask

Sorry if this has already been addressed recently, but it’s been a couple months since I’ve last seen an update on this. Are there any new updates or any estimated dates for these? The stickied post hasn’t changed in a while.