Scientists Announce They Can Manipulate Brain Cells with Smartphone-Controlled Implant
B.N. Frank – The latest in the effort to control your mind with technology.
B.N. Frank – The latest in the effort to control your mind with technology.
Jake Anderson – Google also tracks real-life movements via your smartphone device or tablet.
Mandy Froelich – This is one of the first studies ever on living stumps survive.
Matt Agorist – Harvard has formed an advisory board to begin moving forward with their plan to spray particles into the stratosphere.
John Vibes – Indoor plumbing and clean drinking water are not luxuries that are available to a large portion of the world’s population, but luckily, technology is beginning to fill in that gap.
Mandy Froelich – A top addiction therapist suggests that giving your child a smartphone is like “giving them a gram of cocaine.”
Julian Rose – 5G technology will soon take over the food supply according to big agribusiness.
Dr. Joseph Mercola – Some OTC drugs may be causing dimentia, but a good diet can help counter this.
S.M. Gibson – Japanese scientists now have government approval to begin growing human cells inside of animals.
Mandy Froelich – Sunscreen chemicals actually do soak into the skin, which may cause problems for long-term users.
Mandy Froelich – Canadian cannabis company Hempearth now creates eco-friendly planes from hemp.
John Vibes – The Brazilian government is harvesting the Amazon rainforest at a dangerous rate.
Elias Marat – Scientists are finding compounds in the cannabis plant which can relieve pain 30 times better than aspirin.
B.N. Frank – Activists expose the dangerous 5G frequencies at Glastonbury Festival.
John Vibes – Trees have entire ecosystems of nutrient transfer which support the whole forest.
Makia Freeman – Voice AI tech is gearing you to accept one right answer.
Charles Eisenstein – Science would benefit from a bit of humility these days, don’t you think?
Tyler Durden – Winter losses for honey bees in several states were even higher than usual this year.
Jake Anderson – Scientists are beginning to believe that the act of observing affects matter throughout time.
Julia Conley – With so many species at risk of extinction, environmentalists wonder what we can do to protect global biodiversity.