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Dr. Naomi Wolf’s statement to the Royal Courts of Justice in Mark Steyn v. Ofcom
Yesterday, Mark Steyn took the UK’s media regulator state censor Ofcom to court.
The Royal Courts of Justice heard the case of Steyn v. Ofcom, which centres on Ofcom having penalised former GB News presenter Mark Steyn for having Dr. Wolf on his show and allowing her to tell
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In the video "Rewiring the Brain: The Promise and Peril of Neuroplasticity,” Brian Greene, a professor of physics and mathematics at Columbia University, interviews experts in the field of neuroplasticity about how human brain enhancement can help, and potentially harm, humanity.
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The panel includes neuroscientists Takao Hensch and John
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Study finds that Sweden is 2-3C cooler than it was 6,000 years ago
In February, two Swedish researchers published their study of plant megafossils in the Swedish Scandes and determined that Sweden was 2-3oC warmer between 6,000-16,800 years ago.
While there has been warming in this region recently, the warming is within natural Holocene climate variability and poses no threat to
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Mankind’s enemy controls minds through chaos and division – don’t get drawn in
The modern world actively works against the ability to nurture your intuition and feed your soul, instead, as investigative journalist Corey Lynn puts it, feeding the enemy.
This “enemy” thrives on the chaos, division and negativity perpetuated through social media platforms and elsewhere.
It symbolises the harmful outcomes of collective