Bloomfield Is Behind It Again
It’s hard to believe the former Director General of Health again is promoting a harmful substance and threatening those who do not comply.
Science
Russia May Risk the Use of Nerve Agents
Despite the lack of confirmed casualties specifically from chloropicrin, its use, often accompanied by reports of chlorine smells, raises alarms about Russia's potential violation of international norms and agreements.
A Digital ‘Afterlife’ Is Not Science Fiction
As the digital afterlife industry grows, it raises significant ethical and emotional challenges. These include concerns about consent, privacy, and the psychological impact on the living.
But, Where Is the Evidence?
What is abundantly clear is that the picture painted by McGorry cannot be substantiated.
Knowledge Is Power – Research
Knowledge is power: stand in it and use it wisely with a strong voice.
Open Letter to Medical Professionals and Scientists
Recently published research indicates that such a position is no longer in any way morally defensible. It is time to speak out freely and correct public misperceptions about mRNA vaccine safety and efficacy.
Media Projection?
If collectively journalists have a problem with alcohol, then it must mean the whole country has a problem, right?
Not Much Wow Out There, after All
The ‘Wow signal’ was almost certainly not an alien radio broadcast.
Consider These Sources of Aluminium
While aluminium is an indispensable component of modern life, its potential health risks warrant careful consideration and action. People must be aware of the risks so they can make informed choices about their exposure to this metal.
We Are Teaching Kids Only Half the Scientific Method
There is nothing about testing, evaluating, or criticizing these explanations. But this sort of critical evaluation is the essence of science. It sets science apart from unconstrained belief.
Rational Objections to the 2024 NZ Plan Update
The embedding of exploitative pandemic ideology across all health and government services must be removed, and replaced with robust, scientifically sound and ethical policy.
The Craziest Prices in the Fertile Crescent!
An ancient cuneiform tablet turned out to be a 3,500 year old furniture receipt.
What’s Mars up to Now?
As the Red Planet puts on a show with Jupiter, scientists hint at an underground ocean.
The Cult Don’t Want to See How Great the Reef Is Doing
For the last three years, the Great Barrier Reef has had record coral cover.
The DNA Zookeeper Who Decoded the Woolly Mammoth Genome
A mammoth step for conservation… and perhaps resurrection?