Health Safety Concerns Some People Have With 5G Wireless Technology
A blog post in Scientific American explains why 5G wireless technology may not be safe for human health.
Clara Steitz
Wikipedia: A Disinformation Operation?
Wikipedia is generally thought of as an open, transparent, and mostly reliable online encyclopedia.
Governments Should Fulfill Women’s Rights Pledges
Women sing slogans during a march to commemorate International Women's Day, Friday, March 8, 2019, in Asuncion, Paraguay.Thousands of people marched in Asuncion's downtown to demand women's rights.
ICC Offers Hope to Afghanistan’s Victims
Afghans who are skeptical about whether the US-Taliban agreement and planned intra-Afghan peace talks can deliver a better future, now have reason to believe that justice might not be squandered in the process. Today, judges on the International Criminal Court (ICC) authorized the court’s prosecutor to investigate possible war
7 Words with a Deep Meaning You Probably Didn’t Know
The human experience is complex and sometimes you need words with deeper meanings than usual to help you to describe what you’re going through.
What Is Freud’s Death Drive and How It Governs Your Life
Are you the sort of person that feels a little frisson or thrill whenever you hear about a major fatality? Don’t worry, you’re not a psychopath, but you might just be confirming Freud’s death drive.
Brain Scans Reveal Structural Differences In People With “Smart Phone Addiction”
A new study recently published by German researchers from Heidelberg University show differences in brain structure between people with 'smart phone addition' compared to people without it.
5 Unusual Signs Your Partner Is A Keeper
While every relationship is unique, there are some signs to look out for when identifying whether or not you are in a relationship worth keeping.
Binge Watching Is Associated With a 12 Percent Increased Risk of Inflammatory-Related Death
An Australian study published in the journal Medicine Science in Sports Exercise looked at more than 8,900 adults and found that each additional hour of TV viewing was associated with a 12% increased risk of inflammatory-related death. How much TV do you watch? How active is your lifestyle? I’
Ask Yourself: What Would You Do If Money Didn’t Matter Or If It Didn’t Exist?
Alan Watts delivers a speech that puts into question the idea of money and what we are all doing here on planet Earth.
What The Black Cat Symbolizes (More Than Just Bad Luck)
Cats have had a special bond with humans and have been domesticated since ancient Egyptian times.In fact, they were even regarded as gods in these times and treated with the utmost care and respect.
Got Radiation? A Fungus Can Eat it
Is there anything fungi can’t do? Just when we thought plastic-eating mushroom were impressive, scientists have discovered an indigo beauty that feeds on radiation.
4 Psychological Skills Truly Smart People Have
Some people just seem to sail through life, don’t they? They face problems with determination, successes with humility, and are just all-around likeable, smart and decent folk.
Tips That May Help You Put Rheumatoid Arthritis Into Remission
In our modern day world, when something goes awry with our health, we often seek the advice of a medical professional to help understand what is going on and how we can treat it.
Meditation Changes The “Structure & Function of the Brain” In A Positive Way
A recent study has found found that different types of meditation can actually effect different areas of the brain.