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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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In a groundbreaking discovery that challenges long-held scientific assumptions, researchers at Germany’s Göttingen University have confirmed that Earth’s metallic core is slowly leaking gold and other precious metals toward the surface through volcanic activity. Using ultra-high precision analysis of Hawaiian volcanic rocks, scientists…
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The new era marks the end to “old politics”: the Red vs Blue; Right vs Left labels lose relevance. Even the need for transition – just to be clear – has only just begun to be recognised in the U.S. For the European leadership however, and for the beneficiaries of financialization who haughtily lament Trump’s “storm” unleashed on…
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A bombshell study has found carcinogenic HIV sequences in covid vaccines. Published in the prestigious journal Nature, the research from Poland reveals a shocking discovery: Moderna’s covid-19 vaccine contains dangerous elements that could pose severe health risks. Led by researchers tracking the vaccine’s mRNA inside immune cells,…
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For centuries, science assumed human colour perception was confined to the rigid boundaries of our retinal biology. But a groundbreaking experiment from UC Berkeley has upended that dogma, revealing that our visual system harbours untapped potential beyond natural limitations. Researchers have engineered “olo,” a colour so…
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In Hungary, a once-thriving honeybee population has been decimated, with numbers halved in just one year, while domestic beekeepers face economic ruin as cheap, often subpar, honey floods the market from Ukraine and China. A deadly combination of frosts, pesticides and collapsing demand has left Hungarian beekeepers on the brink,…
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While there are key differences in the methods and scale of operation, the mafia and democratic governments share many similarities in how power is structured, maintained, and protected. Both rely on loyalty, control, coercion, and a hierarchical system where a small elite preserves its dominance, often at the expense of the public. The…
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What the media is hiding from you: Iran has persuaded the Houthis to agree to a ceasefire with U.S. to build momentum for this weekend's nuclear talks in Oman (May 17-18). Two Iranian officials said Tehran encouraged the Houthis to stop their attacks on US facilities, arguing that it was in Iran's interest to reduce tensions to advance…
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