From Greek mythology’s Icarus, whose wax wings melted after he flew too close to the sun, to Goethe’s “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice,” who unleashed forces he couldn’t control, our culture warns us that hubris rarely ends well. [some emphasis, links added]

Dr. Francis Boyle, set to testify that COVID jabs are bioweapons and implicate Bill Gates, Albert Bourla, and others, has died under mysterious circumstances. His sudden death raises alarming questions and fuels suspicions about what those in power are trying to hide.

Critics of woke western women have been thinking it for years, and a scientific study confirms it: blue-dyed hair shows a clear correlation with mental illness.

Gates Foundation Trust holds hundreds of millions of dollars in companies like Chevron, BP, and Shell while simultaneously investing in climate change initiatives—profiting from both ends.

Scientists are rethinking what cattle are capable of after an Austrian cow named Veronika was found to use tools with impressive skill.

Ozempic’s rise mirrors fen-phen fiasco: aggressive marketing, market expansion to kids/elderly, severe side effects, lifelong dependence, ignoring obesity’s root causes.

Information Overload Crisis: Today’s endless data flood overwhelms the mind, triggering instability and reliance on simplistic narratives—ancient meditation practices build the inner stability needed to navigate this chaos clearly.

Bill McKibben recently published an essay titled “Pretend you’re running for Congress,” offering guidance on how candidates should talk about climate and energy heading into the 2026 midterm elections.

In the battle between models and reality, the models are struggling. At least some are. So this chapter of the DOE Report begins with a brief explanation of how climate models are assembled and explains why modelers have to make a lot of guesses and assumptions.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and five other medical groups plan to ask the court to block the new childhood vaccine schedule, The New York Times reported.

As you know, the joy of real science is that “Eureka!” moment when someone, often a lonely and unhygienic individual, suddenly sees not only that the conventional theory is wrong but what’s right instead.

This is a review of J. D. Unwin’s Sex and Culture and the topic of The Importance of Sex Relations to Cultural Achievement.

A large portion of the Greenland ice sheet that is today over 500 meters thick did not exist during the Early to Mid-Holocene period

New official figures suggest Ed Miliband’s ‘net zero’ push could cost an eye-popping £4.5 trillion – more than the UK’s entire Gross Domestic Product