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Posts where personal opinion is largely determining the article's vision. This category will not be present in articles with some opinion paragraphs but still away from giving another shape to the main subject.

Food as medicine: What’s your favourite resource?

“Food as medicine” is a concept that emphasises the role of diet and nutrition in promoting health, preventing disease and supporting medical treatment. Embracing food as medicine involves making informed dietary choices. The concept is not

Don’t compete

For a society to survive and thrive, it needs to reward its agents when they do things that help in its preservation and growth.

Users are leaving X

A spectre is haunting the social media platform known as X—a spectre of exodus. But the migration from the platform once known as Twitter to alternatives like Bluesky has also sparked warnings about another spectre—the echo chamber.

Are the Tech Bros Insane?

Entertain for a moment the idea that these Tech Bros are neither evil villains nor saviors. Instead, consider that they may actually believe AI technocracy would be good, but they are unable to understand the full implications of their goals because they suffer from right hemisphere deficits.

Wikipedia Ruined My Life

Dr. Vernon Coleman describes how Wikipedia has ruined his life by publishing false information about him, which has led to him being discredited and losing book sales.

Beyond Growth: The promise of a wellbeing economy

In this guest blog, econometrician and sustainability researcher Gaya Herrington considers whether a transition to a Wellbeing Economy is possible and what that would mean for our society and how we interact with the natural world. Why, despite all our innovative capabilities, do problems like poverty, hunger, and environmental destruction

Thoughts on Net Zero

The focus on climate change has led to cuts in medical services.

Shocking Government Reports: Are the C-19 Vaccinated at Risk of Developing AIDS?”

UK PHE Vaccine Surveillance Report figures on Covid cases show that doubly vaccinated 40-70 year olds have lost 40% of their immune system capability compared to unvaccinated people.

The Exposé September Fundraising Campaign: We rely solely on the support of our suffering readers…

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Are climate scientists becoming slaves to a system designed to prevent science?

The climate system is extremely complex and our understanding is deeply uncertain. There is a whole lot that we don’t know and even more that we can’t know. When in the 1980s, the United Nations (“UN”) picked up on climate change as a tool to push forward a

The Expose’s May Fundraising Campaign

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Iurie Roșca, the Christian Optimist—Part 2

In the first half of this interview, Iurie Roșca set out the stages in his life of anti-communist Christian dissidence, and subsequent anti-corruption campaigning in the early years of Moldovan independence, that made him a serious contender for the presidency of his country by 2009. Now, Roșca recounts in fine