New Podcast / LiveStream YouTube!

Written by Kathy Joseph

So I have exciting news! I have decided to start a podcast / live-stream YouTube. It will be every Tuesday at 10 am PST. In the podcast I will attempt to explain the history and physics behind the ideas to a guest that is an expert in their field.

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Moon landing conspiracy theories, debunked

Written by Royal Museums Greenwich

Yes, Apollo 11 did go to the Moon. No, the US flag isn’t ‘waving’ in the wind. The Moon landings were faked. Apollo 11 didn’t happen. Humans never set foot on the Moon. Heard all this before?

Conspiracy theories surrounding the Moon landings have proved worryingly persistent in the 50 years since Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin took their first small steps on the lunar surface. NASA’s landmark achievement is still being challenged.

Despite there being a wealth of information online debunking these conspiracy theories, the cries of hoax continue. Why?

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Young people and vaccine hesitancy – what role does social media play?

Written by Orna Herr, Communications Officer (Education) at the British Science Association

 

Every year, the Oxford English Dictionary choses a Word of the Year – a word that embodies the zeitgeist. In 2013 it was ‘selfie’ and the choice for 2014 was ‘vape’. Times had changed by the end of the decade, with the 2019 term being ‘climate emergency’ and 2020 proving too eventful to be summed up in a word. The choice for 2021, announced earlier this month, is ‘vax’.

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Covid Exposed the Medical-Pharmaceutical-Government Complex

Written by Mark Oshinskie

In college, I took a Latin American politics and development class. When discussing Latin American medical care, professor Eldon Kenworthy presented a deeply countercultural idea. Echoing a journal article by the scholar Robert Ayres, Kenworthy maintained that building hospitals there costs lives.

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The Latest Tragedy: Sudden Adult Death Syndrome

Written by Dr Joseph Mercola

Media outlets around the world have started highlighting a medical phenomenon called ‘sudden adult death syndrome’ – people dying with no sign of illness or underlying health condition. They simply collapse during the day or don’t wake up in the morning.

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The tiny mites that have sex on our faces have a problem

Written by Sam Harris

Exfoliate, moisturise and SPF every day are the standard in many people’s skincare routine. But what about pore cleaning mites like Demodex folliculorum that spend their entire life living deep in our faces?

At night, the 0.3mm long organisms leave the pores to find a new skin follicle, meet a partner and mate.

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Why Can’t People See Through the COVID Con?

Written by Dr Joseph Mercola

Despite the statistics and mathematical models dramatically overrating the risk of the virus, and the obvious side effects of the vaccines – many are not capable of seeing it. This is why you should continue to push back, before this monster devours its own child.

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The Science Is Screaming: Don’t Make This Trendy Mistake

Written by Dr Joseph Mercola

Do you still believe this myth about oils that’s now been proven false? They said it slashes cardiovascular risk, but human trials conclusively refute it. Instead, it spikes your cancer risk in just five years, and raises your heart disease risk. Why are you still consuming this dangerous oil?

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