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And So It Begins: U.S. Riots Leading to Civil War

There are no limits to the insanity that progressives will embrace in their pursuit of power, and they continue to adhere to the fantasy that they are the “good guys” despite the fact that most of the world has been telling them for the past several years that their ideology is repugnant. The events in Los Angeles are just the…
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Lipid nanoparticles: The hidden danger in covid vaccines fuelling hyper-inflammation and faulty immune responses

The covid vaccine rollout was sold as a miracle of modern science – a life-saving intervention backed by “safe and effective” technology. But beneath the glossy PR campaign lies a darker truth: lipid nanoparticles (LNPs), the delivery system for mRNA vaccines, may be triggering catastrophic immune responses, systemic toxicity, and…
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Can plants hear their pollinators?

When pollinators visit flowers, they produce a variety of characteristic sounds, from wing flapping during hovering, to landing and take-off. However, these sounds are extremely small compared to other vibrations and acoustics of insect life, causing researchers to overlook these insects' acoustic signals often related to wing and body…
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What Is Putin to Do Now

Lenin hasn’t been a favourite of President Vladimir Putin’s. He’s derided him: “Ukraine appeared in 1922. Now the grateful descendants are smashing monuments to Lenin, the founder of Ukraine.” The second last time he mentioned Lenin, in February 2024, Putin blamed him. “For some unknown reasons, he transferred to that newly…
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Science of Love

Most people do not think much about science when they are in love, but science may tell a lot about love. Remember when two people really love each other, we say they have good chemistry. It is because this multifaceted and powerful emotion includes a large number of chemicals that play important roles in the various stages of falling in…
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Amazing microscopy photos reveal how freezing crystals attempt to mimic electronic structures they are touching

Morphic resonance experiment (May, 2025) I placed melted xylitol on top of and beside a 256GB SSD, making sure the xylitol was in direct contact with the electronic contacts and circuitry components. The SSD module was an M.2 NVME module that looks almost identical to this one (and has the same interface pins): After heating…
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