7 Manipulative Phrases Most People Think Are Normal
Did you know that manipulative phrases may seem normal to most people? It’s true.
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The doubt of a trout
Well, we all get these stray thoughts sometimes.
Very few scientists agree that climate change is driven by human activity
You have likely heard that 97% of scientists agree on human-driven climate change.
10 Topics corporate media refuse to give open and honest airtime
Sometimes the silencing of dissenting viewpoints is achieved through overt censorship.
Joe Rogan and Bret Weinstein: COVID-19 Blunder
Bret Weinstein, an evolutionary theorist, author of "A Hunter-Gatherer's Guide to the 21st Century" and host of "The DarkHorse Podcast" was interviewed on "The Joe Rogan Experience," discussing some of the most heavily censored topics today.1
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From discussing why he believes COVID-19 is the "biggest blunder in human
7 Tricks Mass Media and Advertisers Use to Brainwash You
Do the media and advertisers brainwash you? Why, yes, they do.
Redefining What It Means To Be Human
Transhumanism is a social and philosophical movement involving the development of human enhancement through technology.1 Essentially, it seeks to redefine what it means to be human, which is driven by artificial intelligence (AI). It does not mean that the global cabal wants to turn you into robots, they only
Is a Happy New Year Possible?
Albert Camus (L) and Edward Curtin Sr (R)
“The struggle itself toward the heights is enough to fill a man’s heart. One must imagine Sisyphus happy.”
Albert Camus, The Myth of Sisyphus
Really? Or was he joking?
Whenever January rolls around and a new year begins with its implied
7 Reasons Why Some People Are Never Happy for Others
Why are you never happy for others? Well, believe it or not, it’s common to be envious.
A Meaningless Life
One of the primary problems of today’s culture is that many people believe they are living meaningless lives. Desmet also cites rampant materialism as the reason.
Gullible Again
Sometimes when it is grey and damp and the air is heavy with the taste of a dreary day you can go down to the other side of town where buildings are small and old and cluttered and the cement seems to meld into the houses that crouch along the
What good are psychedelic humanities?
The revival of psychedelic research has been dominated by the biomedical sciences.Yet it raises questions that cannot be answered by laboratory experiments and clinical trials alone.
6 Things to Do Before the New Year to Make Your Life Better
The year is about to end, and it’s a great time to take a look back and think about all the things that happened in your life in these 12 months.
Govt. Waste: Nearly $690K in Taxpayers' Money Spent to Study 'Romance' Between Parrots
Nearly $690,000 in taxpayers’ money went toward studying “romance” between parrots, according to Sen.Rand Paul’s annual Festivus report.
Science preprint sites consistently reject papers that challenge the official covid narrative
The aim of preprint servers is to allow researchers to publicise their research before submitting it to a journal for the formal review process and then publishing. This allowed researchers to share and receive feedback on their articles. However, this all changed during the Covid era – any research that challenges
