Direct comparisons between hypnosis and meditation: A mini-review
Hypnosis and meditation share phenomenological and neurophysiological features, and their comparison is a topic of growing interest in the scientific literature.
Francis Angevine
Would You Take a Pill to Make You More Loving?
STORY AT-A-GLANCE It wasn't that many years ago when your emotions were something that belonged to you.
Prof Sues U. of Washington After He Was Punished for 'Offensive' Opinion on Woke Land Acknowledgements
A professor is suing the University of Washington (UW) after administrators punished him for refusing to echo the school’s woke leftist claim that the campus sits on “occupied land” that once belonged to indians, according to the Foundation for Individual Rights (FIRE). According to professor Stuart Reges, “Land acknowledgments
Despite Record Prices, California Cities Ban New Gas Stations to Fight Climate Change
Cities in California are banning the construction of new gas stations in an effort to fight climate change, despite record-high gas prices and the lack of scientific evidence that banning gas in California will have any effect on global temperatures.
The Los Angeles Times reported Monday: “We didn’t know
How Masks Make You Sick Instead of Protecting You
80% of U.S. states mandated masks to slow the spread of SARS-CoV-2. While rules requiring masks did increase compliance, they didn't translate to lower transmission growth rates, whether community spread of SARS-CoV-2 was low or high.
We’re “losing the fight against monkeypox”…apparently
According to the New York Times the US is currently “losing the fight with Monkeypox”.
AUDIO: Iain Davis on Perspective with Jesse Zurawell – Part 2
The second part of Iain Davis’ recent interview on Perspective with Jesse Zurawell, continuing their discussion of Iain’s recently article “Putin’s False Flag”, this time focusing on the response and fall-out.
Part one of the interview is available here.
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Former Angolan President Dos Santos Dies
After years of prolonged illness, the former president of Angola, José Eduardo Dos Santos, died on Friday in Barcelona, Spain at age 79.
Google Researchers: 'Democratic AI' Would Be Better at Governing America than Humans
Researchers at Google’s DeepMind AI division reportedly ran a number of experiments where a deep neural network was ordered to distribute resources in a more equitable way that humans preferred.
Poll: Only 1 in 5 Americans Wants Joe Biden to Run for President in 2024
President Joe Biden’s job approval rating among adult U.S.citizens sits at 38 percent, and just 20 percent want him to launch a bid for reelection in 2024, a YouGov/Economist poll has found.
President of Bankrupt Sri Lanka Calls Vladimir Putin Looking for Cheap Oil
Embattled socialist President Gotabaya Rajapaksa of Sri Lanka revealed on Wednesday he had called Russian strongman Vladimir Putin seeking help to purchase oil amid what the nation’s prime minister has called the “complete collapse” of Sri Lanka’s economy. Sri Lanka’s overture to Russia – reportedly to discuss issuing
Joe Biden Nixes Atlantic, Pacific Oceans Drilling as Global Demand Soars
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AUDIO: Kit Knightly on Jerm Warfare with Jeremy Nell
Following up their discussion of fake binaries on the Jerm Warfare podcast, Kit Knightly joins Jeremy Nell on his TNTRadio show to talk something lighter – movies.
Have we seen a decline in the standard of mainstream films? How has the rise of “virtue marketing” impacted the end product? Are movies
Sri Lanka: Man Dies Waiting for Rationed Gasoline
A 53-year-old man died in Sri Lanka’s western town of Aluthgama on Tuesday while waiting in line for gasoline, which has been strictly rationed in the country since March because of a dire financial crisis, Sri Lanka’s News First website reported Wednesday. Detailing the incident on June 29,
Energy Crisis Sees Stoves, Dry Firewood Sell Out in Germany
While the German government prevaricates around its self-imposed energy crisis, citizens are taking matters into their own hands to keep themselves warm this coming winter with sales of cheap, reliable wood burners soaring in Europe. After years of being warned from abroad — not least by U.S. President Donald Trump
