Charles Lieber Sentencing Set For January 2023

Written by Maryam Henein

On September 1st, Judge Rya W. Zobel, 91, denied former Harvard Chemistry Professor Charles Lieber’s motion for acquittal, along with his motion for a new trial. His sentencing date is now set for January 1, 2023, almost three years after his initial arrest.

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Celebrity Climate Hypocrites

Written by Jack Dini

We live in a world where Prince Harry and Meghan, duchess of Sussex, are castigated for flying on private planes while Swedish activist Greta Thunberg is hailed for taking a wind and solar powered boat from Europe to New York to attend a climate conference.

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The Light Bulb Is Much Older Than You Think: A History

Written by PSI Editor & Kathy Joseph

It’s 1705 and you’ve been invited to the Royal Society of London. Imagine your surprise to see an incredible sight: Isaac Newton’s assistant, Francis Hauksbee, holding a strange device with a glass tube on a spindle that could be spun with a handle. The lights dim, and as the glass is spun an eerie purple light emanates from the tube.

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A Collection Of Covid Propaganda From Around The World

Written by Rhoda Wilson

One of our readers from Spain has done an incredible job of collecting over 1,500 images of Covid propaganda from around the world and turning them into a video.

It is a truly astounding collection and serves as a visual reminder that we must never forget what has been done to so many by so few.

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