Written by Well Here We Go
Full disclosure, I do not think most people will like the contents of these lectures, bear in mind I am building to something with this information specifically establishing communication styles, brain structures for pair bonding etc before talking about more controversial things
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus
As if there weren’t already enough climate summits, the New York Times reports that the UN hosted yet another one, this time called the “Summit on Climate Ambition”
Written by Doug Brodie
My email to Mr Maurice Golden, MSP for North East Scotland, Mr Donald Ross MP/MSP, Sir Edward Mountain MSP, Mr Drew Hendry MP, Mr Fergus Ewing MSP
Written by Jennifer Nalewicki
While installing new gas lines in Peru, workers unearthed nearly a dozen pre-Inca mummies buried alongside a variety of artifacts
Written by David Nield
From the oxygen-carrying corpuscles in our blood to the branching neurons that govern our thoughts, our body is built of a dazzling variety of cells
Written by Rhoda Wilson
Covid injections contain therapeutic levels of DNA – this is the definition of gene therapy
Written by Michelle Starr
Back in 2018, a tank of the purest water, buried under kilometers of rock in Ontario, Canada, flashed as barely detectable particle slammed through its molecules
Written by Robert W Malone MD, MS
Last Sunday marked two years since Gavin Newsom announced his COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all K-12 students in California, and the battle for our children and our autonomy has never been more imperative
Written by PSI Editor
Saturday 07 October – live from 7pm to 9pm (Eastern) listen to TNT RADIO with Principia Scientific’s denizens interviewing top mathematician, Richard Gill, on how stats have been misused to jail the innocent for murder. Also, climate skeptic, Steve Goreham, debunks the latest climate crazy nonsense.
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus
Another day, another whack-a-mole alarmist scare. This time it’s “Exclusive: Glaciers vanishing at record rate in Alps following heatwaves”
Written by Mr Law, Health and Technology
Or is it just the culmination of a long game against our digital rights and freedoms?
Written by David Nield
Scientists aren’t stopping in their attempts to try and unlock the secrets of aging so we can live healthier lives for longer
Written by Clare Watson
For centuries, inventor, scholar, and artist Leonardo da Vinci has been lauded for his precise, well-proportioned drawings and imaginative designs
Written by Russell McLendon
The Vikings were notorious raiders, but they were traders too, establishing vast trade routes that flourished from the 8th to 11th centuries
Written by Matt Williams
The Moon will be a popular destination for space programs worldwide in the coming years
Written by John Leake
The 2023 prize for mRNA vaccine developers is reminiscent of prizes to Fritz Haber (1918), Paul Müller (1948) and Antonio Moniz (1949)