A Nonlinear History of Time Travel

ILLUSTRATION BY DANIEL HERTZBERG Births, deaths, and other time travel paradoxes. BY JAMES GLEICKG Idoubt that any phenomenon, real or imagined, has inspired more perplexing, convoluted, and ultimately futile philosophical analysis than time travel has. (Some possible contenders, determinism and free will, are bound up anyway in the arguments over time travel.) In his classic textbook, An Introduction to Philosophical Analysis, John Hospers tackles the question: “Is it logically possible to go back in time—say, to 3000 B.C., and help the Egyptians build the pyramids? We must be very careful about this one.” It’s easy to say—we habitually use the … Continue reading A Nonlinear History of Time Travel

Sex-Trafficking Terrorism is Running Rampant in America

By Preston James, Ph.D All Lives Matter ~ Similar to the Pennsylvania Appalachian Belt, the Minnesota Strip feeds kids into the national Sex-Trafficking Network to slake the World’s never-ending thirst for angelic-looking Sex Toys Sometimes Minnesota nice isn’t as nice as you might think. Right now there is a local and high level cover-up of major sex trafficking of minors in Minnesota. Some of the young girls are being sold for as little as $200.00 USD. Many have been taken out of state for purposes of prostitution, obvious White Slavery crimes which are federal felonies, kept in bondage with induced drug addictions and … Continue reading Sex-Trafficking Terrorism is Running Rampant in America

PORNOGRAPHY: HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH?

by ROBERT WEISS LCSW, CSAT-S In today’s increasingly digital world, pornography is ubiquitous. And every time the affordability, accessibility, and variety of online porn increases, therapists who specialize in sexual disorders, such as myself, see a corresponding increase in the number of people seeking help with out-of-control usage. That said, there are several categories of people who struggle with porn. Many of these individuals are porn-addicted, though certainly not all, and even those who qualify as addicted may fall into different groups. Are You Addicted to Porn? To qualify as an addiction, porn use must meet the following three criteria: Preoccupation … Continue reading PORNOGRAPHY: HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH?

Leading US exorcists explain huge increase in demand for the Rite – and priests to carry them out

St Benedict of Nursia exorcises the devil from man possessed in a fresco by Giovanni-Antonio Bazzi CREDIT: REX by Rachel Ray, washington In the US, over the past 10 years, the number of official priest exorcists has more than quadrupled from 12 to 50. But for two of America’s most active exorcists – Father Gary Thomas, whose training in Rome was chronicled in Matt Baglio’s book The Rite: The Making of a Modern Exorcist, and Father Vincent Lampert, whose work was depicted on Paranormal Witness – it is an ongoing struggle to keep up with the demand. In lengthy interviews with The Telegraph, the two … Continue reading Leading US exorcists explain huge increase in demand for the Rite – and priests to carry them out

The Proof That the Sugar Industry Manipulated Science to Get You Hooked

by Dr. Mercola, Guest, Waking Times For years, we’ve been warned about the dangers of eating too much fat or salt, but health authorities and media have been relatively silent about sugar, despite rising obesity rates and failing health in just about every area that has adopted a Western processed food diet. The sad truth is, there’s copious amounts of research, spanning many decades, showing that excess sugar damages your health in many ways, yet the sugar industry managed to bury the evidence and cover it up with faux science that supports its own claims, which is that sugar has little or … Continue reading The Proof That the Sugar Industry Manipulated Science to Get You Hooked

Written in baleen

A North Atlantic right whale mother and calf (Eubalaena glacialis) off the Atlantic coast of Florida. Photo by Brian Skerry/National Geograp Trees lay down rings, the Earth tells its story in geological strata and now we’ve found the secret archive of the whale Rebecca Kessler is an editor at the environmental news website Mongabay.com and previously worked as a senior editor at Natural History. She is based in Providence, Rhode Island.  ‘It’s hard to believe that a 40-ton animal can get hidden. They’re sneaky.’ Charles ‘Stormy’ Mayo was scanning the sea from the deck of the R/V Shearwater searching for omens: … Continue reading Written in baleen

Scientists claim they can now make babies without female eggs

by: Isabelle Z. (NaturalNews) In a move that is casting some serious doubt on assumptions about reproduction that have been held for centuries, scientists have just managed to breed mice without the need for fertilized eggs. The team of embryologists at the UK’s University of Bath injected sperm into embryos and successfully spurred full-term development. One of the researchers, Tony Perry, told the Telegraph: “Our work challenges that dogma, held since early embryologists first observed mammalian eggs in around 1827 and observed fertilisation 50 years later, that only an egg cell fertilised with a sperm cell can result in a … Continue reading Scientists claim they can now make babies without female eggs

The One Psychological Characteristic That Online Trolls Tend to Share

Photo Credit: Shutterstock / Fabio Freitas e Silva By Kali Holloway / AlterNet Trolling has literally changed culture, both online and off. The word is now used to categorize a wide and varying swath of behaviors, from absurdist contrarian comment posts, to harassment and abuse disproportionately aimed at women of all races and people of color, to entire presidential campaigns. There now exist troll scholars, many of whom have been studying trolls for years, and an academic area of study, trollology. That’s evidence of just how widespread trolling is, and how it’s sparked a sort of anthropological interest in troll … Continue reading The One Psychological Characteristic That Online Trolls Tend to Share

Real Size of Large Wonders of the World Are Put Into Perspective through Visual Comparisons

By Sara Barnes It’s hard to understand just how big (or small) something truly is, especially when it appears in an unfamiliar context.Kevin Wisbith has put some exceptionally “large” things into perspective by placing them into situations where we have a better grip on scale. So for those of us who cannot conceptualize the true width of a B-2 Bomber or the world’s largest oil tanker, Wisbith’s comparisons will provide clarity and even surprise you. The series of 10 images is called A Quick Perspective, and it’s a digital compilation featuring architecture, nature, science fiction, and design. Wisbith has done … Continue reading Real Size of Large Wonders of the World Are Put Into Perspective through Visual Comparisons

Inquisitorial Roots of the Insane War on Natural Medicine

By Brendan D. Murphy, Global Freedom Movement co-founder and author of The Grand Illusion: A Synthesis of Science and Spirituality This article (“Inquisitorial Roots of the Insane War on Natural Medicine”) is original copyrighted material belonging to Global Freedom Movement and may be re-posted freely in full, with proper  (clickable) attribution, with all hyperlinks, author bio, and this copyright statement intact. In case you’re not aware, there is a not-entirely-covert war being waged by mainstream medicine (ably funded by Big Pharma) against all forms of natural medicine. Anything that non-toxically and non-invasively stimulates or capitalises on the body’s own programmed … Continue reading Inquisitorial Roots of the Insane War on Natural Medicine