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Physicist: Parallel Universes Exist and We Should Explore Them

Written by Aaron Kesel

Parallel Universes

Theoretical physicist Sean Carroll expressed that clues in the small-scale structure of the universe point to the existence of numerous parallel worlds.

Carroll says that the fact that tiny particles like electrons and photons don’t have one set location in the universe is evidence that there are many parallel universes.

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Study Shows Rapid 18th Century Sea-Level Rise on Atlantic Coast

Written by Soorya Kiran

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A study by the University of York found evidence for a period of enhanced pre-industrial sea-level rise of about 2-3 millimeters per year in three locations — Nova Scotia, Maine, and Connecticut, which was largely natural, without any human constructions or man-made factors.

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The Greatly Exaggerated Threat of Man-made Warming

Written by John McLean PhD

Climate activists would have us believe that man-made warming is a fact and it’s serious. After reading the various documentation of meetings leading up to the creation of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and then from the IPCC itself, I conclude that it’s all been vastly exaggerated.

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Study: A Product’s Greenness ‘A Turn Off to Consumers’

Written by University of East Anglia

New research suggests that companies looking to promote their latest environmentally friendly product should downplay its green credentials if they want consumers to buy it.

By highlighting green attributes through advertising, in some situations firms risk generating associations with weak product performance, say researchers from the University of East Anglia (UEA) and the University of Leeds.

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Study: no evidence full-fat dairy is bad for kids

Written by Sandee LaMotte, CNN

There’s little scientific evidence behind recommendations by US health organizations that kids should stop eating full-fat dairy after the age of two, according a new analysis of 29 peer-reviewed studies on the role of dairy and childhood obesity.

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Missouri Farmer Wins $265 Million Verdict Against Monsanto

Written by Carey Gillam

A Missouri peach farmer notched a rare courtroom victory this month, defeating the former Monsanto Co. and chemical giant BASF in the first of what is expected to be a series of court fights over claims that the companies are responsible for pesticide damage that has wiped out orchards, gardens, and organic farm fields in multiple states.

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‘There Isn’t Just One Way’

Written by Dr. Clifford Saunders - The Brain Reprogramming Doctor

American Posture Institute – How to Create Neuroplastic ...

I am a practicing Cybernetician: the study and use of the properties of large, messy, probabilistic, goal oriented systems ~ like our brains.  I am also an Electrical Engineer and Applied Psychologist, and I have been very active in the fields of Neuroplasticity and Cranial Electro Stimulation technologies for many years.

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