There are many areas of our planet where water is in short supply, and drinking water in even shorter supply. It is a commodity more valuable than oil, gold, or diamonds. That’s exactly why major corporations are so interested in controlling it… By Egon E. Mosum In Samuel Taylor
Politicians can be bought. They can peddle their influence, and not only for payment in the currency of their own country. Once again, time to lift up the rock, and see what creatures lurk beneath… By Egon E. Mosum What is the primary motivation for someone to enter into the
By Egon E. Mosum For the Shakespeare fans out there, a quote from Hamlet in Act II Scene 2 comes to bear. ‘What a piece of work is a man! How noble in reason! how infinite in faculty!’ That quote is over five hundred years old, but for those who
A drug that’s more deadly than fentanyl? Standard doses of Narcan often had no effect at all on victims. Toxicology showed only trace amounts of fentanyl -- too little to explain the deaths. Something stronger was in play… By David Sussin In 2013, emergency responders in the U.S. became
Some actors and performers play a part in real life, and sometimes they not only play a bad guy ‘on TV’ but in reality too… By Egon E. Mosum Actors and other performers may enact many roles, many parts. Some actors are known for playing mobsters, serial killers, and other
judges commit crimes too, more often than one would suspect… By Egon E. Mosum They sit higher than anyone else in the courtroom. They look down (at least physically), upon the parties and their attorneys. They lecture the jurors. They state law, they impose sentences. They are distributors of money
Mice are a mainstay in scientific research. Before big pharma poisons us with whatever they’ve cooked up to make a huge profit, they try it out on mice first. But leave it to man not to leave well enough alone… By Egon E. Mosum There is an old challenge
You ever get the feeling things aren't what they seem? Maybe you heard the theory we live in a computer simulation… By David Sussin You ever get the feeling things aren't what they seem? Maybe you heard the theory we live in a computer simulation. Of
There may have been life thriving on Mars. Billions of years ago, the red planet was likely as blue as the Earth. What's not so commonly known is, what went wrong… By David Sussin It's common knowledge that the planet Mars wasn't always a
AI technology is now ubiquitous. But a study from Charles Darwin University in Australia warns we are often using AI without questioning it, and without any transparency into how it works… By David Sussin It's not often a new technology is accused of undermining democratic values and destroying
The station at 4625 kHz is located 18 miles outside Moscow, broadcasting day and night from a lonely, rusted tower in the countryside. Is it a relic of the Cold War, or something else…? By David Sussin In January of 1983, Ary Boender was not looking to discover a secret
Ancient viral relics remain in our DNA, from a time before humans walked the Earth. Up until now, they were dormant and mysterious. But that just changed… By David Sussin We think of viruses as germs that make us sick. But they do much more. They interact with human proteins.