A Light In The Darkness
Welcome to "A Light In The Darkness" - a realm that explores the mysterious and the occult; the paranormal and the supernatural; the unexplained and the controversial; and, not forgetting, of course, the conspiracy theories; including Artificial Intelligence; Chemtrails and Geo-engineering; 5G and EMR Hazards; The Net Zero lie ; Trans-Humanism; The Depopulation Agenda; The Covid-19 and mRNA vaccine issues; Flat Earth; Tartaria; The Online Safety Act ... and a whole lot more.
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Friday, 25 September 2026
Retardageddon: Why the Collapse of Reason Is the End of the World as We Know It
I call this Retardageddon. The word is deliberately blunt because the phenomenon demands bluntness. Retardageddon is what happens when a society loses the cognitive capacity to think past the coming weekend, the next paycheck, or the next TikTok video. It is a world in which living for "the now" is celebrated as enlightenment when it is actually a civilizational suicide pact signed by people who do not even realize they are holding the pen. Once a population can no longer reason about consequences, no election, no policy reform, and no technological breakthrough can save it from what follows...<<<Read More>>>...
Writing Your Story
Satisfying the desire to tell your story isn’t predicated on your writing ability. It does, however, take effort to write down the truth in detail. Your memories, captured on paper as descriptive scenes, sights, sounds, and scents, may at first seem disconnected or incomplete. But rest assured that you have the ability to shape your recollections into stories. This process can also help you understand your life experiences. And when you finish writing, you may be surprised by what you’ve accomplished. Your story can encompass as much or as little of your life as you like. You may be surprised by new insights or find yourself exploring your roots, your identity, and your future through your words. Allow your writing to guide you, and write as truthfully as possible. Don’t worry about what others will think of your personal journey, your style of writing, or your words.
Research has shown that writing a personal narrative filled with feelings and perceptions can create long-term health benefits. As you write, remember to have compassion for yourself, particularly when writing about traumatic events. If you are a young person, you can add to your life story as you grow older. Your writing may help family members know you better, or they may understand themselves more through reading about your experiences. More importantly, you’re expressing yourself in a permanent way, giving a gift to yourself, and letting your voice be heard. (Daily OM)
Who Was Here Before Us? 5 Ancient Roads That Don't Make Sense
From above, it looks like a railway yard. Dozens of tracks, crossing and curving through solid rock. But there are no rails here. No trains. No station. This is Malta, and these tracks come from a world thousands of years before trains. Some climb ridges. Some plunge off cliffs. Some run into the sea.
And nobody knows why.
Across four continents, there are roads that go where no road should. A path one plank wide, chiseled into a Chinese mountainside by a monk who planned to become immortal. A highway of buried water jars, 250 miles long, aimed at a kingdom no map has ever shown. A paved track that let warships sail across dry land. And a road wider than a modern highway, found by NASA beneath nine centuries of sand that ends at the edge of a canyon.
These are the five most mysterious ancient roads. Every one of them still leads somewhere.
No one agrees where…
“Implausible” Met Office UK Climate Projections Still Whipping up Unjustified Net Zero-Convenient Fear
On June 23rd, the Met Office produced a weather forecast for 2055 showing how the summer temperature in England under a “plausible” computer model scenario could hit 45°C along with nine consecutive days where 40°C was recorded somewhere in the country. Not bad going in 30 years, given that the UK temperature ’record’ of 40.3°C produced on July 19th 2022 by the runway at RAF Coningsby was somewhat challenged in its veracity by the fact that Typhoon jets were attempting to land at the time. The claimed record was a 60-second 0.6°C spike and over a five-minute average – recommended by the World Meteorological Organisation to reduce ‘noise’ – the temperature fell below the magic, headline-grabbing 40°C....<<<Read More>>>>...
Busloads of migrants harass and intimidate native Britons in Essex; Private security guards are hired to protect women and girls
Every Thursday, the UK government offloads a shipment of illegal migrants into the town centre, making the area a no-go zone for women and girls.
The women and parents’ concerns are not unfounded. It seems many are waking up to the threat that these foreign men from foreign cultures pose to British natives. Yet the Government continues to import these men into the UK, regardless of the associated security threat to citizens, taxpayers and residents....<<<Read More>>>...
Thursday, 24 September 2026
When We’re Feeling Anxious
So many of us are feeling dysregulated right now — especially as we experience the financial pinch, navigate emotional struggles, and witness unprecedented collective events unfolding around us. It’s only natural that anxiety would find its way in. But what might happen if, alongside everything that feels difficult, we intentionally turned our attention toward the small things that help bring us back to center?
Take a moment to reflect. Have there been pockets of goodness in your life? Maybe you’ve gotten some much-needed time away from work. Perhaps you’ve tried a new recipe, enjoyed a meal around the table with people you love, or eaten at your favorite restaurant. Maybe you’ve begun taking care of yourself in new ways and adopted some helpful wellness practices.
Life can be hard and beautiful at the same time, and part of caring for ourselves is learning to notice both. We may not always have control over what is happening around us. But we can choose how we meet this moment. And sometimes, tending to our mental health begins with something very small: seeing what nourishes us, appreciating what is here, and taking one small step toward greater groundedness, harmony, and well-being....<<<Daily OM>>>...
Who are the Archons - The Rulers of the Cosmos in Gnosticism & their Origins in Cosmology and Magic
Why the Renewable Energy Transition is Doomed to Fail
Every reader of this site knows the moment. You’re three sentences into a
reasonable question about energy policy, the cost of it, the pace of
it, whether anyone has actually done the sums, and someone says the
word. Denier. The conversation is over. You have been moved from the
category of people with an argument into the category of people with a
condition.
The word works because the fight until now has been
staged on climate science, and that’s ground the other side owns: the
journals, the institutions, the broadcasters, the referee and his
whistle. It doesn’t matter what you know about physics or engineering or
just common sense. Question the models and you have diagnosed yourself.....<<<Read More>>>...
The Era of Token Abundance Is Coming
Token abundance means cheap, local, high-intelligence AI running on hardware you actually own, sitting in your home or office, answering to you and no one else. That is the future I am working toward, and as I have said before, machine intelligence has become an undeniable force in our world. The question is not whether AI arrives, but whether it arrives as a centralized, subscription-based tool of Big Tech, or as a decentralized, locally owned utility that gives power to the people.
The AI investment bubble is what stands between us and that future. It is temporarily making the hardware we need -- GPUs, RAM, storage -- absurdly expensive. It is strangling the consumer market in order to feed the data centers that the big players insist are the only way forward. So yes, I believe the fastest path to consumer access is for this bubble to collapse under its own greed...<<<Read More>>>...
The REAL conspiracy theories
On the plus side, because of their support for vaccination and rushing off to get the latest version, they will eventually kill themselves off.
Among the woke are staff at corporate media organisations, who most likely believe the nonsense they spout. As such, Dr Coleman asserts that employees of corporate media and major internet companies, such as the BBC, Google, and Facebook, are the real “conspiracy theorists” because they hold false beliefs about government, public health, climate change and global institutions....<<<Read More>>>...
Wednesday, 23 September 2026
Is Our History A Lie? World's Fairs, Orphan Trains & Lost Records
The Art of Being Here
At its core, mindfulness is an active choice to anchor your awareness in the present. It means noticing the swift, subtle thoughts drifting through your mind without getting swept up in their stories. It means tuning into the physical sensations in your body — the tension in your shoulders or the rise and fall of your breath. In daily life, it manifests as total presence: engaging completely in the conversation you are having or giving your full, undivided focus to the task resting in front of you...<<<Read More>>>...
Why are 20% of male cattle in America producing milk?
Yet, as Benjamin Bartee describes below, through the use of chemicals and hormones, both male cattle and human men are defying God’s natural order. The cattle have been given no choice. Men, however, are wilfully rebelling.
For years, smug corporate media twinks, the ones who read teleprompter propaganda for their paymasters in full makeup for a living and can’t rightly condescend to anyone, scoffed condescendingly as – from a place of simultaneous total ignorance of actual biology yet full confidence in the talking points they’d been fed, a combination of attributes unique to such sock-puppets of the ruling class – they ridiculed Alex Jones for claiming that agricultural runoff leaching into the tap water was “turning the freaking frogs gay.”...<<<Read More>>>...
More Nonsense From the People’s Emergency Briefing
Audiences up and down the country have been watching the People’s Emergency Briefing, the film launched 10 months ago to great fanfare. The emergency, if you did not guess, is the so-called ‘climate crisis’.
The section on energy, for instance, was presented by Tessa Khan, Executive Director at Uplift, an advocacy organisation set up to “create a rapid and fair transition away from oil and gas production in the UK”. Uplift is funded by the usual Green Blob, notably the notorious European Climate Foundation.
Tessa is not an energy or economics expert. She has no qualifications or experience whatsoever in the subject. She is an environmental lawyer.
Her pitch was to blame high energy prices on the cost of gas and other fossil fuels. She points out that “the UN Fuel Poverty Coalition states there are now more than 12 million households across the UK who are struggling to pay their energy bills” and claims that the evidence is clear that an energy system powered by renewables will be more affordable.
She is wrong. Our energy, or more precisely our electricity, bills are some of the highest in the world not because of fossil fuels but because of the high cost of renewables...<<<Read More>>>...
The 1988 Book That Turned Magick Into Physics
When You’re Feeling Despair
Despair has been around for as long as humans have been able to express themselves, and many of the great artists, teachers, and visionaries have labored through times of depression and hopelessness. Their words, images, and lives can serve as beacons in the darkness, even if they can’t always immediately lead us out. In the end, we must find our own way, and this is why despair often overwhelms us when it comes; we doubt that we have the resources to contend with such a formidable presence all by ourselves. This is when we must come to our own aid and know in our hearts that we have what it takes to keep moving forward in the general direction of the light.
Even though we must ultimately rely on ourselves, that doesn’t mean we can’t ask for help. Our friends and family can assist us, as can our inner guides and helping spirits. They can serve the purpose of a fire that burns throughout the night, keeping us warm and providing a light for us to see the changes we may need to make in order to move forward. In addition, there truly are seeds of light inside us, however small, waiting to unfurl their shoots, if only we will give them the time. (Daily Mail)
Tuesday, 22 September 2026
The AI takeover – tick, tick, tick: Nearly half of young people trust AI over a human for fact-checking, report says
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Nearly half of young people trust artificial intelligence over a human to check a fact, according to a new report.
A Public First survey of more than 4,000 people aged 11 to 24 in England also found young men were even more likely to trust an AI tool over a person.
The survey was included in a report by historian Sir Anthony Seldon and tech entrepreneur Tim Bunting, which warned pupils may no longer see school as a “legitimate use of their time” if the education system undervalues AI.
The report claims England’s education system is trying to teach for an “AI-less world that no longer exists”, despite the majority of young people – nearly 87% – having experience using an AI tool.
“Education has not kept pace with how – and how much – young people are already using AI, and that gap is starting to show up as a loss of perceived value in the institution itself,” the report said.
“That is a very dangerous place to find ourselves in. In the absence of a robust, human response to AI in education, young people are placing their trust in AI.”
The survey, carried out last month, indicated less than 10% of young people believe schools and universities are preparing them for a world with AI.
The report warned the “legitimacy” of the education system is at risk while schools and universities “behave as if AI were a temporary contaminant to be fenced off”.
It said institutions will “look less like a serious preparation for life and work, and more like a protective fiction”, adding “parents and students will start to question the requirements of the system”....<<<Read More>>>...
Acoustic Levitation: Lost Ancient High Technology
Acoustic levitation might explain how ancient civilizations moved massive stone blocks using nothing but sound.
The People’s Emergency Briefing is a Pack of Nonsense
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The People's Emergency Briefing, with Chris Packham and other celebrities pushing the 'climate crisis', is showing to audiences around the UK. Paul Homewood looks at its 'expert briefings' and finds a pack of nonsense.Audiences up and down the country have been watching the People’s Emergency Briefing, the film launched 10 months ago to great fanfare. The emergency, if you did not guess, is the so-called ‘climate crisis’.
The 50-minute film features a mix of briefings by experts, interspersed with video footage of weather disasters and reactions from celebrities such as Jennifer Saunders. It has been produced to appear as if it is an official Government briefing, complete with Covid press briefing style podiums. Perhaps unsurprisingly, it is fronted by the BBC’s favourite eco-activist, Chris Packham.
The choice of film distribution is a curious one, given that those behind it want their message spread far and wide. It is not available by download, nor on channels such as You Tube. Instead, it can only be viewed at specially organised screenings. The organisers clearly don’t want people to have the time and space to carefully examine the claims made and question them. Instead, it is all about ‘group emotion’. Each screening is even followed by a ‘structured discussion’....<<<Read More>>>....
137 Gut bacteria species linked to sleep quality in landmark study of nearly 7,000 adults
Lower gut bacteria diversity was associated with poorer sleep quality, later bedtimes and greater mismatch between weekday and weekend sleep schedules.
Diet quality emerged as a key factor connecting gut health to sleep, with healthier eating linked to better sleep and earlier natural bedtimes.
Scientists discovered bacterial compounds called muramyl peptides, produced by gut microbes, can cross the blood-brain barrier and trigger sleep-inducing responses.
The study suggests microbiome-targeted interventions, including probiotics and dietary changes, could potentially improve sleep health...<<<Read More>>>...
Monday, 21 September 2026
The SHOCKING Truth About The Pyramids No One Tells You
The Great Pyramid encodes the exact dimensions of the Earth. Multiply its height by 43,200 and you get the polar radius of the planet. Measure all four sides and multiply by the same number and you get the equatorial circumference. Graham Hancock, bestselling author and presenter of the Netflix series Ancient Apocalypse, explains why this cannot be a coincidence and what it reveals about a forgotten chapter in the human story.
Steven visited Giza the week before this conversation and asks the simplest possible question: what is the mystery? Graham walks him through it piece by piece. The Great Pyramid weighs roughly 6 million tons. It contains more than 2 million individual blocks of hewn limestone and granite. Each of the four sides measures approximately 750 feet and they vary in length by only fractions of an inch. It is aligned to true north, not compass north, within 3/60ths of a single degree. It sits almost exactly on latitude 30 degrees north, one third of the way between the equator and the North Pole. Graham has climbed it five times and says the experience is terrifying: a 52-degree slope where a single fall from the third course means death.
Licorice Root: Traditional Uses and Modern Research on Liver, Digestive Health
The herb is mentioned in the Epic of Gilgamesh, the oldest known epic in the world, according to Nazim Mamedov, a former assistant professor of Ethnobotany and Ethnopharmacology at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, who spoke with the Epoch Times. Hippocrates considered licorice an effective remedy for dehydration and ulcers. Licorice is approximately fifty times sweeter than sugar, according to the same account.
Modern research is examining the traditional uses of licorice, including treating liver disease and promoting wound healing in the mouth and gut. A growing body of research is investigating how traditional herbs may offer modern solutions for liver health, according to NaturalNews.com...<<<Read More>>>...
The Great Reset: We Are at the Beginning of the End
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Those promoting Net Zero and the Great Reset have been working towards the manufactured chaos we are living through for some years now. They need to terrify people. They need to bring in new laws. And they need to kill a lot of people.
People talk about the Great Reset as though it were some future nightmare, but we are already in it. We are not at the beginning of the Great Reset; we are at the beginning of the end of it.
Time is running out faster than you think. We are not at the beginning of the Great Reset. We are not at the end. We are not at the end of the beginning. But we are at the beginning of the end.
The fake pandemic, the damaging lockdowns, the crazy obsession with a toxic vaccine that was never properly tested, doesn’t work and is now the cause of an epidemic of heart disease and a deluge of cancer cases, the insane social distancing, the absurd and dangerous mask wearing, faked statistics created with a deadly PCR test that never worked, the utterly unscientific global obsession with imaginary global warming, a collapsing global economy with soaring inflation that is now endemic, the collapse of health care, the appalling decline in education standards, mass immigration that is overloading and crippling nations, the move to twenty minute cities, shortages of food and water, the drive towards World War III with NATO using Ukraine as the battleground for a proxy war with Russia, and the West supplying Israel with bombs and bullets as its ethnic cleansing programme continues to appal an appallingly quiescent world, the end of free speech, huge national and personal debts, taxes that never stop rising, digital currency and pay by App, the end of cash and the freedom it gives, digital ID giving controlled access to every public facility, smart meters which enable the authorities to cut off your electricity, gas or water if you misbehave, a ban on real fires, epidemics of obesity and mental illness, the destruction of culture and the abandonment of history and a planned global euthanasia programme, heavily promoted by a compliant and unquestioning media, which is designed to encourage the poor, the sick and the mentally ill to sign up for doctor assisted suicide – these are all signs and symptoms of the pressure to force us into the Great Reset....<<<Read More>>>...
No, Climate Change is Not ‘Squeezing’ the World’s Vineyards
This Church Stood In Every City On Earth — Then It Was Gone Overnight
What explains how identical churches appeared simultaneously across Russia, the Americas, Australia, and Eastern Europe — buildings conforming to the same precise geometric ratios, the same proportional signatures, the same symbolic vocabulary — without a single serious architectural account of how that coordination was actually achieved? The standard explanation — that Neoclassicism spread through pattern books, shared training, and parallel cultural ambition — collapses when you examine what the buildings themselves actually show: not loose stylistic similarity, but specific, measurable correspondence. The same cornice profiles. The same tower-to-nave ratios. The same blind arcade rhythms that don't appear in any standard reference manual of the period.
Spaces engineered with a precision that the official construction timeline cannot accommodate. Foundations that pre-date their supposed builders. Stone courses laid in techniques associated with periods centuries earlier than the plaques on the walls acknowledge.
As I investigated the architectural record — from undocumented foundations beneath nineteenth-century churches across provincial Russia to identical structural signatures appearing simultaneously in South America, Australia, and Eastern Europe — a disturbing pattern materialized. These weren't parallel coincidences across unconnected cultures. They were the same underlying geometry, the same symbolic alphabet, the same proportional logic, executed across every continent within the same narrow historical window. And the paper trail came down with the building program. Archives burned. Architects vanished from professional registries. Municipal records clustered their gaps around the exact decades when the official story of the built world was being written, fixed, and made institutional.
Because here's what the official record also did. It didn't just document what was built. It may have buried what was already there. The relationship between a prior civilization — vast, sophisticated, and cartographically labeled by European mapmakers as Great Tartary — and the stone infrastructure that appeared, fully formed, in cities that should not yet have had the capacity to build it, was quietly superseded. Not debated. Not disproven. Just demolished as a question. Made academically invisible. And the generations that had lived inside that built world died without the knowledge being passed forward in any form the official record chose to preserve.
This investigation examines whether the architectural inheritance we were given was designed not to explain the built environment — but to replace a story about it. Whether a civilization that built in a geometric language the whole world spoke was deliberately written out of the record. And whether something older, something that cannot be attributed to a known patron or a documented architect, is still standing in every major city on Earth, waiting to be read. ++The pattern is in the stone. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.
The material on this channel presents exploratory interpretations of history and imaginative speculation, conveyed through narrative storytelling rather than precise historical documentation. Viewpoints and visual representations are dramatized or intentionally constructed to support alternative narrative exploration. Visual elements may at times be created using automated or generative tools. The content shared should not be considered factual.
Are You Half-Full or Half-Empty?
When we look at our lives with half-empty consciousness, we perceive a lack and think that the other half of what we want is missing. We are coming from a position of expectation and entitlement. On the other hand, when we look at our lives as half full, we perceive fullness. It’s as if we recognize that our cup could be completely empty, and so we’re grateful for what we see as a bounty — not something we expect or believe we’re owed, but a gift. In half-full consciousness, we count our blessings. When we look at our lives, we see all the elements that are in place and all the things we do have. This doesn’t necessarily mean we don’t seek more, but we seek from a place of fullness instead of from a place of lack. This fullness draws positive energy into our lives and often attracts more abundance.
If you’d like to begin to make the shift into half-full consciousness, try imagining your life as an empty glass — this is your life without all the people you know, the work you do, your home, or your current state of physical well-being. This is just an empty, open space waiting to be filled. Once you have that feeling of openness in your mind, begin filling it with all the people, things, and places that make up your life. You may be surprised to find your glass overflowing....<<<Read More>>>....
Sunday, 20 September 2026
Councils Buy Thousands of £3,500 Robots Which ‘Represent’ Anxious Schoolchildren in Classrooms so They Can Join Lessons From Home
The AV1 robot has a camera, microphone and speaker enabling a child at home to see, hear and speak to classmates via an app.
More than 2,000 are being used nationwide, many by children with “emotionally based school avoidance”, or EBSA – a chronic refusal to go to school driven by anxiety.
Teachers place the robot on the child’s usual desk and ask them questions as though they were there, while the pupil at home can simply reply, as well as swipe their screen to turn the robot’s head through 360 degrees.
A ‘whisper mode’ lets the absent pupil speak quietly to a classmate sitting beside the robot, rather than letting the whole room hear.
The camera is one-way, so the pupil at home can see and hear the lesson without being seen....<<<Read More>>>...
UN moves forward with plans to take control of AI globally
Nobody panic. The UN and its vast globalist elite bureaucracy is ready to claim central oversight, control, and administration of future artificial intelligence (“AI”) development to ease worries about the fast-developing science.
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres made the declaration Wednesday, warning world leaders AI poses risks – known and unknown – that cannot be ignored.
The former Portuguese Socialist Prime Minister spoke after pushback from President Donald Trump, who called threats that AI might destroy humanity “a HOAX” and claimed efforts to limit the technology are part of a “SICK conspiracy.”...<<<Read More>>>....
Mysterious Jellyfish UFOs and Their Alarming Encounters
In January 2024, a video of an unusual UFO shaped like a jellyfish flying over a US military base in Iraq was released online.
Initially skeptical, MUFON ufologists quickly discovered that jellyfish-like UFOs are not a new phenomenon, as their archives are full of similar observations....<<<Read More>>>...
Think You Eat Too Much Sugar? Here’s What Can Happen When You Cut Back
Added sugars are defined as those introduced to foods during processing or preparation, as distinct from sugars naturally occurring in fruit, milk, and other whole foods.
The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends that women consume no more than 25 grams (g) of added sugars per day and men no more than 36 g, according to its published guidance.
The average American, by contrast, consumes roughly 17 teaspoons of added sugars daily, which translates to about 270 calories, according to a NaturalNews.com report.
Health organizations state that potential benefits of reducing added sugars include improved blood sugar management and weight control, according to the American Diabetes Association (ADA). A growing body of research links excessive sugar consumption to obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease, and some studies have connected early-life sugar restriction to lower dementia risk decades later...<<<Read More>>>...
Saturday, 19 September 2026
The Mudflood Mystery: What Happened in 1755?
What if the strange buried floors beneath some of the world's oldest cities are not simply basements?
In this historical mystery documentary, we investigate the controversial Mudflood theory and trace its supposed origins back to one of the most devastating events of the 18th century: the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake. Across historic cities, ornate stone windows, elaborate doorways, and entire lower floors can sometimes be found below modern street level. The conventional explanation points to urban regrading, drainage, flooding, and changes in street elevation. But some researchers believe these buried architectural features may point to something much larger.
Our investigation begins with the Lisbon Earthquake of 1755—a catastrophic earthquake followed by a tsunami and devastating fires that destroyed enormous amounts of property and historical material in Portugal. From there, we follow the trail through the destruction of historical archives, the reconstruction of Lisbon under the Marquis of Pombal, and the changing educational and political landscape of Europe. Then we turn to another controversial piece of the puzzle: old historical maps and Tartaria. Why does the name Tartaria appear across numerous European maps from earlier centuries? Why did the terminology and geographic labels change over time? And could the disappearance of historical names be connected to the broader transformation of the old world?
We also examine the mystery of buried buildings, underground windows, historical architecture, lost cities, old maps, forgotten records, and unexplained changes in urban landscapes.
This documentary does not ask you to accept the Mudflood theory simply because it sounds mysterious. Instead, it explores the documented historical events, physical architecture, surviving maps, and controversial interpretations surrounding one of the internet's most persistent historical mysteries.
Was the world of the 18th century radically transformed by natural disasters and urban reconstruction?
Were some historical records permanently lost?
Why do certain old buildings appear partially buried beneath later street levels?
And how much of the “Old World” still survives beneath the cities we walk through today?
The deeper we follow the evidence, the stranger the questions become.
This is the story of the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake, the Mudflood mystery, buried architecture, lost history, historical maps, Tartaria, and the unanswered questions hidden beneath the modern world.
Watch until the end—and decide for yourself what these buried layers of history really mean.
Report: AI Data Center Boom To Generate “Tsunami” of Toxic E-Waste
The electronic trash generated by AI over the next quarter-century could fill enough shipping containers to encircle the globe six times, the report projected. It further stated that there is currently no plan in place to deal with that waste – which typically contains toxins such as lead, mercury, cadmium and forever chemicals, as well as valuable metals that are challenging to reclaim.
"Already electronic waste is the fastest-growing waste stream on the planet and only one-fifth is properly managed," said Jim Puckett, co-founder of BAN, which works to see that toxic waste does not end up getting dumped on the world's poorer communities. The report's findings arrive as the construction of AI infrastructure accelerates across the United States and globally...<<<Read More>>>...
Bright daytime sunlight lowers the risk of dementia, a UK study finds
In the study’s machine-learning analysis, bright daytime light ranked as a stronger predictor of future dementia risk than several familiar factors, including alcohol consumption, obesity, hearing loss and traumatic brain injury.
The strongest association between brighter daytime light and lower dementia risk was found in people already at higher risk, including those with an evening chronotype and people who carry the APOE4 gene variant.
Research suggests sunlight supports your body in ways that extend beyond vitamin D, influencing compounds involved in circulation, mood, sleep, immune function and your body’s natural daily rhythm.
Building simple habits such as spending time outdoors in the morning, taking daylight breaks during the day and reducing dependence on dim indoor lighting may be a practical way to support long-term brain health....<<<Read More>>>...
Are We Living In A Simulation? There Is Only One Way To Check It
In his 2003 study, Bostrom stated that our reality is a computer simulation created by a highly developed civilization.
Columbia University astronomer David Kipping, studying this concept, paid special attention to three aspects (better known as the “Bostrom’s trilemma”), each of which is capable of being an independent scenario of reality:....<<<Read More>>>....
The Frequency They Changed — And Why Everything Sounds Wrong
Beethoven’s tuning fork (A=455.4 Hz) proves A440 was not “natural” but chosen. From France’s 1859 diapason normal (A=435) to Verdi’s 432 Hz appeal, then the mass destruction of Europe’s bells, this is the hidden story of how local pitch died and cathedrals were left as unplayed instruments.
Most people argue 432 vs 440. That debate misses the real loss: thousands of place-specific frequencies, tuned to specific bells, organs, stone, and reverberant chambers. When bells were melted for coins, cannons, and “industry,” the reference pitches vanished with the bronze. Standardization did the rest.
As a Former Head of MI6 it’s Clear That Britain’s Climate Policy is Leaving Us Dangerously Exposed to Our Enemies
A summer of drought and record temperatures has discomforted the country: parched ground, overheated public transport, sleepless nights and a distorted and obsessive media. It is a distracting backdrop for a lecture on energy security — ‘climate change’ must be the most repeated phrase of the last three months since the first heatwave of the summer back in May. To step out of this context will seem like a heresy to the ideologues of Net Zero. Are you blind to the disturbing evidence around us, they will ask. However, the extreme weather events of the last 90 days are not a logical place to start a debate about energy security. We must take a strategic view free of prejudice, and put aside emotionally charged, only partly scientific convictions about climate change....<<<Read More>>>...












































