What good are psychedelic humanities?
The revival of psychedelic research has been dominated by the biomedical sciences.Yet it raises questions that cannot be answered by laboratory experiments and clinical trials alone.
Dan Simmer
This Is Why You Have Gray Hair
One you reach the age of 30, you have a 10% to 20% chance of graying hair with each passing decade.1 It's a fact of life that, eventually, virtually everyone will go gray.
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Your hair color comes from pigment called melanin. Each hair may contain dark melanin (eumelanin)
Why Is Protecting COVID-19's Origin so Important?
STORY AT-A-GLANCE Dr.
Victims of AstraZeneca: Lisa Shaw
The knighting of the CEO of AstraZeneca gives cause to shine some light on his criminal company and the terrible impact its experimental “vaccine” continues to have on the UK public.
Last Saturday, we published an article written by Simon Elmer about awarding knighthoods to people whom the UK state
Harmful instruments, false solutions and private interests dominate at COP15
The 15th session of the Conference of Parties (COP15) to the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (“UNCBD”) concluded in the early hours on Monday, 19 December, with the adoption of the post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework (“GBF”), known as the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework.
The UNCBD is a multilateral treaty
South Africa Should Bring Home Grandmother and Other Nationals from Northeast Syria
“I’m an ‘accidental terrorist,’” Khadija, a 54-year-old South African woman, told me with a rueful laugh.
The Year of the Gaslighter
Well, it has been quite a year, 2022.
BlackRock Will Continue Leftist ESG Push in New Year Despite Backlash
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, will continue to push for leftist environmental, social, and governance (ESG) policies when it engages with companies and exercises its voting rights — despite backlash from Republicans.
The asset manager says it will make no significant changes to the way it plans on engaging
The Enlightenment & the Emancipation of Humanity
To what extent was Enlightenment one of human emancipation? As Hampson (1968) describes the period “an embarrassment of wealth for the historian and the danger of being buried under his own treasure”, this essay in the explanation of the question is in danger of not only being buried by treasure
Europe's Largest Bank to Halt Financing of New Oil and Gas Projects
Multinational investment bank HSBC announced that it will no longer finance new oil and gas projects in order to meet the green agenda goals of globalist elites.
There’s microcircuitry inside the Covid injections, says Australian doctor
Australian general practitioner Dr.
El-Erian: Saying a Recession Will Be Short and Mild Is 'Same Trap' as Saying Inflation Was 'Transitory'
On Wednesday’s “PBS NewsHour,” economist and President of Queens’ College Dr.
This Colorful Spice Can Help Treat Anxiety and Depression
STORY AT-A-GLANCE Saffron, stigmas of the purple crocus fiower, is one of the most intriguing plants on Earth.
Experiments show by reprogramming the electrical communication between cells, organisms grow extra limbs, eyes and heads
Sometimes you find things out that are fascinating but utterly frightening and repugnant.
Baby W’s case raises critical questions: What is science and who is an expert?
On Tuesday night we heard the decision of the New Zealand High Court Judge in the Baby W case, who ruled that the state should enforce a transfusion from the national blood bank in defiance of the wishes of the parents. He declined to allow an obvious and simple workaround