Written by The Space Academy
Construction workers have accidentally dug up a 40,000 year old tree that will give scientists insight into what will happen when Earth’s magnetic poles flip, which they are already starting to do
Written by BBC
I tell my Argentinian pal that I’ve been using ChatGPT to practise my Spanish and, excitedly, I explain what it can do
Written by Koen Vogel
Written by Mathew Aldred
Like many of my readers, no doubt, I get books with the intention of reading them and then get distracted by other things (like the 1055 articles in my Substack drafts section begging to be finished)
Written by Dr Judy Wilyman
The medical tyranny of the last three years exists because we have allowed the Australian parliament to be controlled by outside authorities/corporations through the contracts we have signed with the WHO
Written by BBC
A Covid vaccine contract which was axed by the UK government cost taxpayers £358.6m, new figures show
Written by Anonymous
The Orbital Blockchain Network (OBN) is a public ledger where transactions between parties can be recorded on a peer-to-peer basis, i.e. without any third-party control or interference – an antidote to authoritarian, state overreach
Written by Robert W Malone MD, MS
Atrazine is one of the most commonly used herbicides in the world, and is often used to control weeds in commercial crops. It is also available on Amazon for home use
Written by Shawn Regan
As wildfires rage across Canada, Americans on the East Coast and in the Midwest face a public-health threat familiar out West: wildfire smoke
Written by Net Zero Watch
Net Zero Watch today welcomed the decision of the Swedish government to cancel its targets for “100 percent renewable energy” supply and shift to a more technology neutral aspiration for “100 percent fossil-free” energy provision
Written by Robert W Malone MD, MS
It is a fact that children love to role-play. That role-playing has many positive benefits: including learning empathy, providing an emotional outlet, and working out complex social relationships/cultural norms. There is nothing inherently bad about role-playing
Written by Stephen J. Crothers
Written by Wayne A Rohde
The dog days of summer are already upon us. Sort of
Written by Robert W Malone MD, MS
It is not the job of the USDA or the EPA to feed the world or control the climate. It is the job of these Federal agencies to protect the food supply and the environment for the peoples of the United States
Written by JM Phelps
Service members who received general discharges when separated from the military for their refusal to obey the vaccine mandate say their transition to civilian life has been hampered because they were not given honorable discharges
Written by Chris Morrison
It was a tad on the warm side last year in the UK. There was, for instance, a new turbo-charged 60-second high-temperature record declared on July 19th, halfway down the runway at the jet-fighter base of RAF Coningsby