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AI industry’s circular financing: Is it boom or bust

The recent AI boom is being propelled by circular financing, where a few large companies, including Nvidia, Microsoft and AMD, finance each other’s expansions and lock in future demand. These few companies are signing multibillion-dollar co

Study predicting global economic collapse due to climate change is retracted; what if we did the opposite of climate activists’ beliefs and just burned it all?

Yesterday, the scientific journal Nature retracted a 2024 study that predicted a global economic collapse from climate change.  The retraction was due to inaccuracies around the data set used. The study predicted that the global economic da

WHO’s anti-nicotine campaign turns dirty

In mid-November, the WHO held its 11th Conference of the Parties (“COP11”) to the WHO FCTC, which concluded with a series of critical decisions on global tobacco control. Adopted by the 56th World Health Assembly on 21 May 2003, the WHO Fra

Denis Rancourt: The law of excess mortality

Denis Rancourt has been researching excess mortality during the covid era for five years.  In short, excess deaths since 2020 have not been due to a pandemic of a deadly virus, but rather due to “the law of excess mortality.” The law goes s

Are you taking the right vitamin D supplements?

In temperate regions, where the sun seldom makes an appearance during the winter months, to keep our bodies healthy, we need to compensate for the lack of sunlight. In the UK, for example, it is recommended that everyone over the age of fou

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