New Study Shows How Eating a Western Diet Impairs Brain Function and Leads to Overeating
Elias Marat – Only one week on a high fat, high added sugar diet led to volunteers scoring worse on memory tests.
Science, Mystery
Nano-technology: one world, one brain
Jon Rappoport – “The branch of technology deals with dimensions of less than 100 nanometers, especially the manipulation of individual atoms and molecules.”
Study Shows Rain Could Be A Viable Source Of Renewable Energy
John Vibes – The planet is overflowing with energy, and humans are just in the beginning stages of figuring out how to harness that energy.
How Aluminum Damages Your Brain
Dr. Mercola – According to a British researcher, without aluminum in the brain, Alzheimer’s does not develop.
New Device Can Generate Renewable Energy ‘Out of Thin Air’
Olivia Rosane – Imagine painting your home with a special paint that also powers your lights using renewable energy drawn from the air.
How Are Viruses Discovered and Identified in the First Place?
Jon Rappoport – The earthshaking Etienne De Harven interview by Celia Farber.
China Announces Plan to Permanently Ban Wildlife Trade
,b>Mandy Froelich – In light of the rapidly spreading coronavirus, China has announced plans to ban illegal wildlife trade.
Coronavirus: run, here come the experimental drugs
Jon Rappoport – As I’ve shown in recent articles, the virus hunters have fallen far short of proving a coronavirus is causing this “outbreak.”
Switzerland’s Environmental Agency Announces National Moratorium on 5G
Josh del Sol – Das Bundesamt für Umwelt sent a letter to all of the country’s cantonal governments calling for a halt on the use of all new 5G towers.
Scientists Are Developing Solar Panels That Generate Power At Night
John Vibes – Wind and solar energy are already cheaper than traditional alternatives in two-thirds of the world, and are expected to be the cheapest option everywhere by 2030.
Bees Build Hive For Perfect Temp. And Ventilation When Beekeeper Forgets Frames
John Vibes – Beekeeping can be fun and rewarding, but it is also a bit more complicated than it looks, and often takes a lot of time to master.
Iconic Photo Shows Orangutan Catching Fish With A Makeshift Spear
John Vibes – Primates are extremely intelligent creatures, but humans can sometimes forget how similar we are.
Move Over, Marijuana: Psychedelic Drugs Could Be the Next Big Thing
Aaron Kesel – Look out cannabis industry! Here comes the psychedelic industry…
Trump’s Border Wall Construction Is Blasting Native American Burial Sites
Olivia Rosane – Native American graves are being blasted to clear the way for President Donald Trump’s border wall.
Save the Insects, Save Ourselves: Researchers Sound Alarm on Bugpocalypse
Andrea Germanos – New papers detail severe threats facing insects, how their plight is intertwined with humanity’s, and available solutions to address the crisis.
Will Google’s Social Credit System Determine Your Future?
Dr. Mercola – There are now proposals suggesting all of this data could be used for “predictive policing,” where suspects are arrested before actually committing the crime.
Deforestation in Brazil continues torrid pace into 2020
Rhett Butler – Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon continues to rise, according to data from Brazil’s national space research institute INPE.
Apple Fined $27 Million For Slowing Down Older iPhones
John Vibes – The company finally admitted to slowing down older phones in 2017, but claimed that it was a necessary measure to “prolong the life” of the devices.
Brazil’s Bolsonaro Unveils Bill to Open Indigenous Lands to Mining, Oil and Gas Exploration
Jan Rocha – Bolsonaro called his project a “dream” but it has already met with withering criticism from indigenous organizations who see it as a nightmare.
The 10 Dogmas of Science
Elva Thompson – The belief of conventional science is that it already understands the nature of reality in principle. But, as we know, that is where the Devil resides.