Letter From The Farm | The West of Ireland Never ‘Dewilded’
Martino Newcombe runs a small farm in Co.
Francis Angevine
Why you should hunt
I’ve written at length about how to make change.
Beyond the Ideological Echo Chamber
A Call for Intellectual Adaptability in Times of Transformation
From left-wing utopianism to right-wing denialism, ideological echo chambers across the world are eroding the capacity for original, reasoned, and systemic thinking. The United States’ drawn-out electoral process has once again brought out the worst in political tribalism. However, it has
The Hidden Connection Between Depression and Menstrual Pain
Every month, countless women endure primary dysmenorrhea, a condition defined by painful uterine cramps occurring before or during menstruation without any underlying pelvic diseases.
EPA’s Controversial Pesticide Rule Sparks Health Concerns
Chlorpyrifos (CPF), a widely used organophosphate pesticide, was banned for domestic use in 2001, yet the U.S.
Fluoride's Hidden Danger — Lower IQ in Children Exposed
Fluoride has been widely used since the 1930s to prevent dental caries, a significant global health issue affecting millions, especially children.
Toxic Legacy — How Lead Exposure Silently Fueled America's Mental Health Crisis
Lead exposure has been silently fueling a mental health crisis in the United States.
The Importance of Exercise and Biological Youth for Longevity
Editor's Note: This article is a reprint.
New Autism Statistics Are Out, and They’re Shocking
How does melatonin help protect the brain from Alzheimer's disease?
* By stimulating blood flow to the hippocampus
Melatonin helps maintain the integrity of the blood-brain barrier, protecting the brain from harmful substances and supporting brain health. Learn more.
* By maintaining the integrity of the blood-brain barrier
* By blocking amyloid-beta protein
CCTV isn’t just watching us; it’s changing how our brains work
A study published on 10 December in Neuroscience of Consciousness suggests that surveillance cameras can alter the way our brains process visual information, particularly when it comes to detecting faces and potential threats.
The implications extend beyond individual privacy concerns to questions about public mental health and the subtle ways
Is the purpose of the self-replicating “vaccine” trial in the USA merely to prime the public for another pandemic?
Arcturus Therapeutics’ self-replicating “vaccine” for bird flu is being trialled in the USA. Participants of the trial were requested to only enrol if it had been 90 days since their last flu injection and 60 days since their last covid injection.
“This seems kind of pointless … since it’s been
Unveiling the Hidden Dangers of Irregular Bowel Movements
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is characterized by the gradual loss of kidney function over time, leading to a range of health complications.
Nobel Prize winners sign a letter to oppose RFK Jr. nomination; they are prioritising institutional loyalty over scientific integrity and public accountability
77 Nobel Prize winners in medicine, chemistry, physics and economics have signed an open letter urging the US Senate reject Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination as Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (“HHS”). The letter, dated 9 December 2024, cites Kennedy’s “lack of credentials” and
How can you tell if it’s a bot or AI leaving comments on social media or in the comments section under articles?
We’ve all seen commentators who when they are engaged on social media or under articles seem to respond with little common sense or don’t seem to pick up nuances, often leading to frustrating encounters.
Is it possible that automated systems could be used to generate fake comments either
Gut Microbiota — The Key to Treating Addiction?
Drug addiction is a complex disorder characterized by the compulsive use of substances despite harmful consequences to your physical and mental well-being.
