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mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines Killed More People Than They Saved

Written by Naveen Athrappully

With considerably lower efficacy rates, mRNA COVID-19 vaccines caused more deaths than the number of lives they saved, according to a new study whose researchers called for a “global moratorium” on the shots and their “immediate removal” from the childhood immunization schedule.

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Spiritual vs Materialistic Theories of Science

Written by Matthew Ehret

This week, Nexus Podcast host Mark Solar invited me to debate the contentious topic of “science” since he correctly observed that while we share many points of agreement about geopolitics, my general way of looking at the world “scientifically” (as outlined in my book ‘Science Unshackled’) is nearly the total opposite of his way of looking at the world through the lense of a scientific materialist.

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Rethinking CO2

Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki

The increase in atmospheric CO2 levels, attributed primarily to human activities such as the burning of fossil fuels and land-use changes, is often discussed in the context of its role in driving climate change and its associated negative impacts. In fact, the mission statement of the IPCC explicitly states their focus on climate change risk…

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COVID Variants Resist Antibodies

Written by Marina Zhang

All COVID-19 variants, including omicron, are resistant to vaccine-induced antibodies, meaning they are less responsive to the vaccine, as shown in a study published in the journal Vaccine. However, this resistance could be temporarily overcome with additional COVID-19 shots.

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Digital Nomads in STEM Fleeing to Asia in Their Millions

Written by John O'Sullivan, CEO, Principia Scientific International

STEM professionals are fast turning into digital nomads to escape a collapsing western economy.  There were over 35 million digital nomads around the world in 2022 [1], while the digital nomad community’s economic value is now a staggering $787,000,000,000 per year [2]

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Higher-Than-Normal UK Death Rate Raises Questions

Written by Ellen Wan

In the past two years, the UK has recorded abnormally high death rates. According to the Office for National Statistics, the number of registered deaths in England and Wales in the week ending Dec. 1, 2023, was 3.9 percent above the previous five-year average, with COVID-19-related deaths accounting for 1.6 percent. Some scientists point out that the level of protection offered by COVID-19 vaccines might be showing signs of lagging and that it may be necessary to take additional precautionary measures in the future.

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When They Wrote The IHR Amendments Crossing Out Human Rights Was No Mistake

Written by Meryl Nass

4 months until the pandemic treaty and IHR as amended will be adopted—or not—by the WHO members. We now have our full Door to Freedom team in place. We have our written materials, a website, videos, ppts, cartoons and clips. I will be interviewed by Russell Brand with Andrew Bridgen on Feb 8 after visits to the UK and Irish parliaments and then a trip to Oslo for more events this week.

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