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A bombshell report confirms what parents and child safety advocates have long feared: virtual communication platforms like TikTok are deliberately funnelling pornographic and sexually explicit content to children as young as 13 – often within just a few clicks. According to Brighteon, virtual communication networks’ algorithms are…
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This essay is about the growing threat of civil war in Western societies. It is written as both a warning and a reckoning: an explicit attempt to confront, without denial or sensationalism, the mounting pressures that are pushing advanced democracies toward rupture. These pressures are examined through the framework of strategic analysis:…
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Donald Trump’s speech at Quantico to the U.S. Army’s general officers was a display of narcissism (not a display of strength). His attempt to emulate the late George C. Scott in his iconic role in Patton was a failure, because instead of delivering a concise and punchy message, Trump spoke in a monotone for more than an hour, repeating…
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Among the arguments of those who seem to be pushing for expanded war with the Russian Federation, one of the strangest is that Russia is a weak, third-world country and a “paper tiger.” Those who make this argument point to the protracted three-year conflict in Ukraine and scoff at the Russians’ inability to subjugate a much weaker…
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Deep in the forests of Finland, scientists have uncovered a secret alchemy hidden within the needles of Norway spruce trees. They discovered gold nanoparticles, naturally assimilated with the help of symbiotic bacteria. The scientists catch a glimpse into nature’s intricate dance between trees, bacteria, and trace metals, with…
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Covid vaccination and cancer risk – an inconvenient truth? A new study from South Korea is causing heated debate: Researchers analysed the health data of 8.4 million people and found a statistically significant association between covid-19 vaccinations and a 35–69% higher risk of various cancers – including thyroid, stomach, colon,…
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For thousands of years, writing has been one of the fundamental pillars of human communication, transmitting knowledge, stories and cultures down the ages. However, a new trend is gradually emerging, particularly among Generation Z. These young people, born between the late 1990s and early 2010s, seem to be losing a crucial skill that has…
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Are wars inevitable? War crimes? If we really don’t want wars, it behoves us to get serious about understanding their causes, and choose to radically address them. Otherwise, what’s the point? Feeling a “rush” with folks at political actions only perpetuates our addiction to anti-war rallies, which do nothing to stop wars from occurring.…
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No-one reads anymore. This is something that teachers of literature like me are always saying. “Every generation, at some point, discovers that students cannot read as well as they would like or as well as professors expect,” wrote the scholar of literacy Martha Maxwell in 1979. But more and more, educators are finding that the…
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