Category: Science
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DARPA Teams Up With Mainstream Media to Push Microchips for Your Children
It goes without saying that this agenda to microchip the human race has little to do with safety and much to do with control.
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Study Finds Clear Link Between Social Media And Depression
The authors of this study firmly believe that there are clear and linear links between depression and the use of social media.
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Lawsuits Challenge Tech Giants Large-Scale Biometric Collection
Results of these cases could be the deciding factor for years to come on whether large tech companies can take our biometric data without our permission.
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New Studies Give More Proof Organic Foods Far Superior for Health & Wellness
After reviewing over 150 papers on organic vs. non-organic meat and dairy products, a group of 25 scientists found very clear differences between the two.
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Research: TV is Intellectually and Socially Dumbing Down Young Children
Not only do parents have no idea how much TV their toddlers are watching, but the effects on their young brains is becoming easier to see.
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4 Ways To Naturally Combat Stress and Anxiety
If you’re having trouble with finding a remedy, here are four ways to combat stress and anxiety naturally.
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Documentary Reveals CIA Recruitment of Psychics, Remote Viewers for Espionage
During the cold war era, the United States government received intelligence that the Soviets had been delving into research on the use of psychics.
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New Discoveries Suggest We Live In a Multiverse Teeming With Alien Life
“Our universe may simply be a region within an eternally inflating super-region.”
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5-Year-Old Autistic Child has Extraordinary Mental Powers and Psychic Abilities
He is five years old with high-functioning autism and is learning at least seven different languages which his mother claims he started on when he was two.
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100 Plus Studies Concur – Cannabis Beats Cancer, Yet It’s Still Not Legal
The body of evidence supporting the fact that cannabis is one of the most potent and effective natural medicines available continues to grow.