The Dictatorship of the Doing and The Science of Depth
Do, do, do: it is the word of the century. We are all hopelessly and irreducibly overwhelmed by doing: but…
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What are Captagon and other drugs used in war or by terrorists?
War and drugs, a sad and brutal relationship lost in the meanders of human history. For centuries, all civilizations have…
Pesticides: that’s how humans risk extinguishing themselves
There would be much to ponder about the consequences of human impact on our own species. Starting with the poisoning…
Coffee History & Processing – From Bean to Cup
Coffee, a beverage enjoyed worldwide is derived from the beans of the Coffea plant, which belongs to the Rubiaceae family….
ARTIFICIAL SATELLITES SPOIL THE SKY
The impact of satellites on astronomy has been a topic of interest particularly regarding the case of BlueWalker 3. While…
Overpopulation in 2022: Impacts and Sustainable Solutions
In the year 2022 we find ourselves facing a challenge; the global population has reached an astonishing 8 billion individuals….
Eris variant increases infections, should we be worried?
A new viral variant called Eris (EG.5) has caused concern in the scientific community since its identification by the WHO…
Vagus nerve: what it is and 4 ways to stimulate it properly
The vagus nerve is often described as a “communication superhighway,” coursing through our bodies and ferrying data between our external…
The Impact of Natural Cannabinoids on Stress: Insights from A New Study
Our brain’s response to stress involves the release of cannabinoids, which interact with the same brain receptors as tetrahydrocannabinol (THC),…
Contact with extraterrestrials: how would humanity react?
The unveiling of extraterrestrial existence, if it ever transpires, will undoubtedly be a monumental event in human history, sending shockwaves…