Written by climatediscussionnexus.com
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.
Written by Arctotherium
This is a review of J. D. Unwin’s Sex and Culture and the topic of The Importance of Sex Relations to Cultural Achievement.
Written by Kenneth Richard
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
Written by Richard Eldred
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
Written by Dr Sam Bailey
Over the past six years we have published refutations of almost all of the world’s best known “viruses”. Due to the COVID-19 story this has often focussed on coronaviruses but we are also going through the other alleged human viruses one by one.
Written by A Midwestern Doctor
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.
Written by The Truth About Cancer
For over two decades, we have tirelessly advocated for two foundational pillars of true health freedom: nutritious, unadulterated food and a rational, risk-aware vaccine schedule.
Written by World Council for Health
Guernsey, a small island in the English Channel with a population of 66,000 people suffered hugely during the Covid era with lockdown policies and mass vaccination campaigns.
Written by Linnea Lueken
A recent article from The Independent claims that warming average temperatures in the UK are causing more plants to bloom during winter, which points towards “climate breakdown.” [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Joseph Varon, M.D.
In the past, medical judgment was underpinned by three fundamental pillars: honest observation, open debate and the humility to acknowledge our limitations in knowledge.
Written by Paul Homewood
Britain risks electricity rationing by the next general election unless its fleet of ageing gas-fired power stations is urgently upgraded, a new report has warned.
Written by Vijay Jayaraj
Political powers in the United Nations and European Union have spent decades lecturing Africa on climate “virtue.” Net-zero pledges, renewable targets, ESG frameworks, and more make up the ever-growing list of prescriptions for “healing the planet.” [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Jon Fleetwood
Speed is being prioritized over scrutiny, with AI-generated models designed to justify interventions before they can be meaningfully challenged.
Written by Essentiel News
In this interview, naturopath Georg Della Pietra of the International Safe Blood Organization discusses concerns about blood transfusion safety following the COVID-19 vaccination campaign.
Written by Michelle Roberts and Sophie Hutchinson
Doctors say they have achieved the previously impossible – restoring sight and preventing blindness in people with a rare but dangerous eye condition called hypotony.
Written by Jon Fleetwood
Utah has become the first state to evaluate autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) for prescription renewals for chronic conditions under a new pilot program.