Society

The Nuremberg Code is one of the most influential documents in the history of clinical research. This article takes a closer look at its origins, its guidelines and its enduring impact. Created more than 70 years ago following the notorious World War II experiments, this written document established 10 ethical principles for…
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The desire for freedom is one of the strongest inner needs of a person. In achieving freedom, people see the chance to ensure a safe independent existence as an opportunity to build their life in comfort and happiness. The concept of “freedom” can be found in different historical epochs. It occupied the consciences of many historical…
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Even before the unprecedented and heavy-handed response to COVID-19, the world had its fair share of issues. There are a number of events negatively affecting the environment, which is the one habitable place we have to live. There were countless shadow aspects, such as child trafficking, that continue to wound and traumatize some of the…
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Motto: “Resistance to tyrants is obedience to God” (Rev. Jonathan Mayhew) “Civil disobedience” evokes a range of reactions when people hear the term. Some instinctively wince, regarding it as anti-social or subversive. Others want to know more before they judge. What is prompting someone to engage in it? Who will be affected and how?…
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Adherence, or not, to green policies, could determine whether an individual or a business is allowed access to finances The U.S. Federal Reserve has recently joined a little-known international conglomerate of central banks, all fundamentally committed to enforcing the “green,” eco-friendly dictates of the anti-life, global…
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 A story about how to vaccinate people against a friendly pathogen which helps humans to aquire natural immunity, and about vaccine production and vaccine approval despite harmful effects Dr. Suzanne Humphries is a conventionally educated medical doctor who has taken the walk into, around, and out of the…
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Coca and tobacco found in ancient Egyptian mummies: is this the ultimate evidence of transoceanic voyages 5,000 years ago? What if the ancient Egyptian civilization was much more advanced than we’ve ever imagined? After all, they are the rightful owners of some of the most impressive ancient structures on the…
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  The World Economic Forum (WEF) has published in October 2020 a so-called White Paper, entitled “Resetting the Future of Work Agenda – in a Post-Covid World”. This 31-page document reads like a blueprint on how to “execute” – because an execution (or implementation) would be –…
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  Anomie refers to the tension that occurs between groups and persons in compliance with the rules. These are important to maintain social cohesion. However, at the same time, if they don't align with personal aspirations, conflicts may arise. Anomie is a very old concept. So much so that, in the Middle Ages, it was…
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  On 21st of November 2020 Russia celebrated the 75th Anniversary of the beginning of the Nuremberg Trials which started on 20 November 1945 and lasted almost a year, until 1 October 1946. The Tribunal was given the task of trying and judging 24 of the most atrocious political and military leaders of the Third Reich.…
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