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One important requirement to see quantum effects is to remove all thermal energy from the particle motion, i.e. to cool it as close as possible to absolute zero temperature. Researchers are now one step closer to reaching this goal by demonstrating a new method for cooling levitated nanoparticles.…
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In a world where the obvious differences between the sexes is no longer enough, even studying what makes men and women different causes controversy. Recently published research underscoring the distinctions between males and females is being lambasted by the mainstream media with so-called experts accusing the study as being…
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By John W. Whitehead (Constitutional attorney and author) “We’re developing a new citizenry. One that will be very selective about cereals and automobiles, but won’t be able to think.” – Rod Serling Have you noticed how much life increasingly feels like an episode of…
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  We have embraced the idea of competition and even instilled it in our kids. Is it really good for us? Or are we missing the point altogether? The most challenging obstacles to the evolution of our race are the ones we fail to recognize. These hindrances are generally held in plain sight; however, when one lacks…
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  The global deployment of the fifth-generation wireless network (5G) constitutes an experiment on humanity and the environment that is nothing less than a crime under international law. Yet the subject of the enormous dangers of the imminent and rapid deployment of 5G technology was not mentioned when world leaders…
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  by Daisy Luther Lately, there were many articles online about the alternative media purge and how Big Tech social media platforms are attempting to control the narrative, the elections, and public perception through censorship and financial blacklisting. Lots of people are ready to leave websites like Facebook, Twitter, and…
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  By Lisa Ferentz As a trauma therapist I am always interested in learning about my clients’ childhood attachment patterns. Growing up with parents who were either emotionally unavailable, inconsistently responsive, frightened by or frightening to their child has a profoundly negative impact on social, behavioral,…
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  “2018’s valuation records are astounding in that they show the S&P 500 to be more fundamentally over-valued than it was at the prior two historic stock market valuation peaks in 1929 and 2000, bona fide speculative manias.” – From Crescat Capital’s recent investor letter. Cycles…
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  For the 12th anniversary of the speech of Vladimir Putin in Munich – 2007. by Galima Galiullina, Ph. D for Veterans Today Read the first part of the article  Deep State and Deep People Comparing the combat positions of two global players in the arena of fighting without rules,…
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  By Richard Kensinger The sense of mind and self is created by multiple social interactions with many others; particularly from those in our early psychosocial environment. These intimate interactions result in the construction of our personality. Personality becomes, in time, the consistent features of who we…
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