Studies Confirm the Link Between the Use of Social Media and Isolation
From the UK to the US and all the way to India, numerous studies confirm links between social media and loneliness, depression, and anxiety.
Clara Steitz
Trippy Talk: Dirtwire’s New Album, Electric River
David Satori and Evan Fraser started the multi-genre band, Dirtwire, after a fateful recording session on psilocybin mushrooms in 2007.
Love Will Phsycially Make Your Baby’s Brain Bigger — Abuse, Trauma & Neglect Will Do The Opposite
Neglect is abuse and can cause an underdeveloped brain in your child.Love, connection, attachment will do the opposite, and help your child's brain grow in a healthy way.
The Nurse Cat From Poland Who Looks After Sick & Injured Animals In A Shelter
Rademenes is a little black cat that has miraculously escaped death after a very close call caused by an upper-respiratory infection.
19th-Century Photos of Snowflakes Under a Microscope Show the Captivating Beauty of Nature’s Creations
Every snowflake is different, and yet, curiously the same.Why is this? Well, the fluffy edges and lengths are various, but each snowflake always has the same number of points.
How Distinction Bias Is Tricking You into Making the Wrong Choices
We all like to think we are in control of our decisions, but these are often influenced by many factors around us, leading our thought processes in one direction.
Pilger, Burchett, and Assange: Three Extraordinary Australian Journalists That Poke Truth To Power
Wilfred Burchett, John Pilger and Julian Assange are all Australian journalists who have gone against the grain, and provided information and a perspective to the world that many would not have seen otherwise. Are journalists censored and threatened today because they are actually a threat to 'national security,' or
Tunisia: Six Orphans Brought Home from Libya
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A woman walks with a child in Roj camp, which holds foreign wives and children of Islamic State (ISIS) members, in northeast Syria, September 2018.
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(Tunis) –Tunisia’s action on January 23, 2020, to bring home from Libya six orphaned children of suspected
Pregnant girls need compassion, not cruelty
The Florida state Senate has voted down several compassionate, common-sense amendments to Senate Bill 404, which would limit girls’ access to abortion and undermine their right to health and privacy.
Thoughts On Life After Death – Does ‘Consciousness’ Survive When We Die?
Some fascinating research has been conducted over the past several years that make the discussion of life after death quite interesting.
Another One Of America’s Oldest & Largest Dairy Companies Files For Bankruptcy
Borden Dairy Co., one of America's oldest and largest dairy companies, just became the second major milk producer to file for bankruptcy in the last two months.
Thought-Provoking TED Talk Shows What Power Our Words Actually Have
We speak, sometimes without even paying close attention to the words we say.Our words are sometimes babbling, and not really any form of instruction or description at all.
China: Free Rights Defenders for Lunar New Year
In new videos, detainees’ family members urge the authorities to release their loved ones.
How We Can Become Better Listeners For Each Other
We all like to have great listeners on our side, especially among the people closest to us.However, many of us are not the great listeners that we want others to be for us.
Togo, West Africa Added To A Growing List of Countries That Are Banning Glyphosate
Togo, a country in West Africa has decided to ban the use of toxic chemical pesticide, glyphosate because of growing health and environmental concerns.