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Here Come the Cyborgs: Mating AI with Human Brain Cells

If you read and believe headlines, it seems scientists are very close to being able to merge human brains with AI. In mid-December 2023, a Nature Electronics article triggered a flurry of excitement about progress on that transhuman front: “‘Biocomputer’ combines lab-grown brain tissue with electronic hardware” “A system that

Researchers urge governments to endorse a global moratorium on mRNA injections in a newly released science paper

In a paper published on Wednesday, researchers re-analysed the Pfizer covid “vaccine” phase 3 trial data and found more serious adverse events among those in the vaccine group. This is not what published reports from Pfizer’s phase 3 trials said. “Many key trial findings were either misreported or omitted

“Growing your own vegetables is bad for the planet”

Have you ever made a prediction and wished you’d recorded it? Last week, in a phone conversation with a family member, they happened to mention growing their own vegetables, and I said in reply “Enjoy it while you can, they’re gonna start claiming it’s causing climate change

Does Your Bottled Water Contain Nanoplastics?

Using a hyperspectral stimulated Raman scattering (SRS) imaging platform, researchers were able to detect single nanoparticle plastics smaller than 100 1 nanometers (nm) more accurately than before. Researchers were able to identify seven types of plastic particles and count concentrations that ranged from 110,000 to 370,000 particles per

Digital Kill Switches: How Tyrannical Governments Stifle Political Dissent

“No president from either party should have the sole power to shut down or take control of the internet or any other of our communication channels during an emergency.” Senator Rand Paul What’s to stop the U.S. government from throwing the kill switch and shutting down phone and

Are Tonsil Stones the Cause of Your Bad Breath?

Tonsil stones, also known as tonsilloliths, are whitish, smelly accumulations of bacteria and cellular debris that develop in the tonsils' grooves, or "crypts." As food particles and other debris collect, they harden into calcified stone-like masses that may feel and look like a piece of popcorn stuck in your throat.

The Benefits of Bitters

Editor's Note: This article is a reprint.

What’s the Best Predictor of Heart Disease?

Is high total cholesterol and/or elevated low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol indicative of elevated heart disease risk? According to Dr.

Are Baby Carrots as Good for You as Full Size?

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The Strange Connection Between Vision Loss and Alzheimer's

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Was 2023 REALLY the second hottest year since 1884?

According to the UK Met Office, 2023 was the second hottest year in the UK since 1884. Quite obviously, this is complete nonsense. Unless they are troglodytes that never venture out in daylight, why would anyone in the UK believe such absurd drivel? The Met Office states: 2023 is provisionally

The Government’s Plan to Criminalize Your Thoughts

While the weight of propaganda appears to have eased up a little in recent months, evidence shows there's much more to come.

Moscow 2030: Creating a biometric paradise

As most of you probably know, Russia’s capital city has been fighting a covert shadow war against Unipolar jaywalking, which is one of the top three threats facing BRICS and the Global South. Probably you read about it on ZeroHedge. I’m happy to report that the Multipolar Pedestrian

Here’s Why You Should Consider Not Chewing Gum

Chewing gum is a common pastime worldwide, with global sales expected to reach $48.68 billion in 2025.