Australia Is Turning the Driver’s Licence Photo Into a National Biometric Record
Millions of Australians handed their photo to a roads authority so they could be allowed to drive. They did not hand it over to become a permanent entry in a….
Category: New leaks
The WEF is currently gathering “leaders of the future” in Dubai, and this is on the agenda.
The World Economic Forum is launching a new annual gathering for the next generation of global leaders. A group of “Global Future Leaders” will meet for the first time in….
Artificial intelligence can now “read minds” – Israeli scientists translate brain activity into images
What a person sees can increasingly be reconstructed from their brain activity. Researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel have developed Brain-IT, an artificial intelligence model that can….
AI Can Reconstruct Your Identity from Innocent Online Clues
A comment about a movie. The name of a local café. Your city, hobby, or profession. On their own, these details reveal very little. But a new study shows that….
Dr. William Makis reveals the Ivermectin and Fenbendazole dosage chart
Dr. William Makis details a framework for cancer treatment using ivermectin and fenbendazole, highlighting a dosage of 1 mg/kg/day, dramatic reported drops in tumor markers, and cases that he believes….
Nearly Half of the World’s Farmworkers Are Poisoned by Pesticides Every Single Year
Almost half of the planet’s 934 million agricultural laborers suffer an unintended pesticide poisoning at some point each year. A new analysis puts the figure at somewhere between 402 and….
Is the War Really Over? New Analyses Point to a Long War of Attrition Against Iran
Barely had the guns fallen silent when the key question emerged: Was the latest exchange between the United States, Israel, and Iran truly the end of the escalation—or merely an….
Embarrassing Report Buried in a Drawer: “Solar Panels Accelerate Global Warming”
An internal report by a semi-governmental working group has sparked considerable controversy in the Netherlands. According to the report, approximately 95 percent of the solar panels installed over the past….
Reflect Orbital’s Giant Space Mirror Has Been Approved for Launch, and That Should Worry Us All
A California startup has just cleared a major regulatory hurdle in its quest to sell sunlight on demand — and in doing so, it may have opened the door to….
The Hidden Cost of Wind Power: Blade Erosion Is a Bigger Problem Than the Industry Admits
Wind energy is routinely marketed as a mature, reliable technology. Yet beneath the polished renderings of spinning turbines lies a persistent engineering headache that receives far less public attention than….