How Officials Keep Cooking the Books on COVID Casualties
How many people have died of COVID-19? The media is reporting CDC data that the death toll is about 640,000 in the U.S., but the answer is nobody knows.
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Science
A collection of 490 articles
What Does It Mean to Trust the Science?
Were told to trust the science and follow the science, but what science are we supposed to follow?
5 Superpowers Avid Readers Have, According to Scientific Studies
Reading is pretty cool.It can provide us with an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday lives.It can also educate us and teach us new experiences.
Study Shows Mushrooms Can Learn, Make Decisions & Function as Individuals
We know that nature is alive, but how alive is nature..really? Well, I bet you didn’t know that mushrooms could possibly foster intelligence.
8 Ways to Relieve Computer Eye Strain from Too Much Screen Time
Whether for work or study, most of us spend a considerable portion of our day in front of a computer, smartphone, and other digital devices.
Why the Silent Treatment Is Scientifically the Best Way to Deal with Difficult People
It’s a quick way to make someone realise that they are in the wrong, or simply just to ignore that couple on the bus that just HAD to chose this exact moment to have an argument.
13 Graphs Perfectly Demonstrate What Depression Feels Like
Through drawings or illustrations, you can understand more than thousands of words put together could ever convey.
The Disturbing Origins of Cybernetics and Transhumanism
The more we are encouraged to think like cold computers, the more the thesis that “computers must replace human thought” could be maintained.
Rand Paul Questions US Government’s Denial Of Natural Immunity Against COVID
Paul presents some important data related to natural antibodies and vaccination during Senate Hearing
More Than Half of Positive PCR Tests Unlikely To Have Been Infectious
In a letter to the editor published in the Journal of Infection, researchers explain that more than half of all "positive" PCR tests are likely to have been people who are not even infectious.
The Quantum Eraser Experiment: What Happens In The Present Can Change The Past
At the quantum scale, what we do in the present can impact what happens in the past.This is shown through what's known as the quantum delayed choice choice, or quantum eraser experiment.
Cell Phones: The Elephant in the Room
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It is difficult to talk to addicts about addictions and it is even harder to do so when their embrace of the drug of choice has dire consequences.
I once asked the ether if God had a cell phone, and although God didn’t
Paranormal belief, thinking style and delusion formation: A latent profile analysis of within-individual variations in experience-based paranormal facets
The current study examined the degree to which within-individual variations in experience effected belief in the paranormal, preferential thinking style, and delusion formation.
This Month We’ll Have a Super Flower Blood Moon Paired with a Total Lunar Eclipse!
This month we won’t have just a regular full moon – it will be a super flower blood moon and a total lunar eclipse! But what exactly does this fancy name mean? Let’s explore these terms one by one.
Differences in Cognitive-Perceptual Factors Arising from Variations in Self-Professed Paranormal Ability
This study examined whether scores on indices related to subclinical delusion formation and thinking style varied as a function of self-professed paranormal ability.