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The local government of New York City is planning to replace the Big Apple’s traffic cameras with ones that have sound meters to detect vehicles that cause too much noise pollution. New York City is filled to the brim with loud noises like construction, honking cars and trucks, rumbling subway trains, sirens and shouting. This…
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In the very near future, according to Chinese researchers, advancements in quantum computing could lead to a “Quantum Apocalypse” that breaks everything from online banking to “secure” government platforms filled with state secrets. An academic paper on the subject warns that the current encryption keeping all of our data “safe”…
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Recently, mainstream media informed about a dramatic decline in sperm count globally, that could threaten mankind’s survival – sperm count has dropped by 62% from 1973 to 2018. Additionally, numerous articles have been published on the harmful effect covid injections have on both male and female fertility, as well as the drop in birth…
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The true death toll of children is likely far higher as millions face hunger and disease, UNICEF said. After launching an urgent appeal for humanitarian aid for children in war-torn Yemen, the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund released a report showing that more than 11,000 young people have been killed or injured…
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Have you noticed that a lot of big companies have been conducting mass layoffs recently? At this point, it has become exceedingly clear that a major economic slowdown has begun, and payrolls are being feverishly slashed at a rate that we haven’t seen in a long time. In fact, the number of job cuts in November 2022 was 417 percent higher…
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What happened to thousands of customers in Denver, Colo. in September, during a spike in temperatures, proves once again why Americans should resist the temptation to rely more on the “internet of things.” As temperatures rose in the Mile High City, customers of Xcel found themselves locked out of their thermostats by big brother due…
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A new study by the Populace organization revealed the obvious: that Americans are “self-silencing” — people saying what they think others want to hear rather than what they truly feel. People often reshape their privately held views to conform to what they think their group believes, despite that assessment frequently being…
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In light of the push for green energy, the World Economic Forum said actions need to be taken to lessen dependence on critical metals. Now, the WEF is calling for the end of private car ownership. As countries try to move to renewable energy sources, the World Economic Forum is attempting to diminish the global dependency on critical…
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Thomas Fazi, a journalist and author, has written a pessimistic essay for UnHerd predicting widespread social unrest in Britain this winter due to the cost of living crisis, which will likely be severe. Here is how it begins: “Britain may be recovering from a heatwave, but its politicians are already fearful that winter is coming.…
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The Canadians are well on their way to becoming a meat-free, insect-based food society, thanks to a new cash infusion from the Canadian government into the “sustainable food production” industry. According to reports, Agriculture and Agric-Food Canada is funneling $8.5 million into a new insect production facility in London,…
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