Zero Hedge | Bitcoin’s surge continues as Asia re-opens.

“I keep sounding the alarm bell but until people see robots going down the street killing people, they don’t know how to react because it seems so ethereal.”

Zero Hedge | “I keep sounding the alarm bell but until people see robots going down the street killing people, they don’t know how to react because it seems so ethereal.”

Daily Mail | Creepy suggestions include ‘how to have s*x with your kids’ and ‘how to have s*x kids.’

Information Liberation | “Every white woman raises a detriment to society when they raise a son.”

Louder With Crowder | Steven Crowder exposes the deep seated SJW bent found in Amazon’s Alexa! Just how radically Left are Ms. Alexa’s “opinions?” We find out…

Louder With Crowder | Here’s an uplifting tale to start your day.

All over the nation CPS is stealing children from Christian families that express concerns about the safety of vaccines.

Michael Snyder | All over the nation CPS is stealing children from Christian families that express concerns about the safety of vaccines.

By Dr. Mercola Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that occurs seasonally, typically ramping up in the fall and winter months and disappearing come spring (although it may occur during other seasons as well, albeit less often). It’s quite common for people to notice changes in their mood, energy levels and food cravings when the weather turns colder and the days get shorter, but this slump, known as “winter blues,” is different from true SAD. In the case of SAD, symptoms are so severe that they interfere with daily life. “I feel myself wanting to cry for no reason; … Continue reading

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I returned recently to my house in France for a brief break. The weather was of the best—a cloudless sunny sky, warm and dry. It was almost perfect, but there was a fly in the ointment, the fly in the ointment being the flies in our bedroom, hundreds of them. Why they should have gathered there I do not know; but as an ancient philosopher so wisely said, whatever happens must be possible. There were also, as it happens, immense numbers of ladybirds on and around the windowsill. They are sluggish creatures at best, and while we wanted to dispose … Continue reading

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This post has been sitting on the back burner for over three months. I will sometimes have an idea for a post but am not sure if I want to do something with it or what I want to do with it.  Well…the time has arrived for this post – and the reason will become clear shortly. The Whitest Music Ever: Prog rock was audacious, innovative—and awful.  So says James Parker at The Atlantic.  Well, he might be right in what he says in the title, but right off the bat I don’t like this guy: The trapped, eunuch ferocity of Geddy Lee’s voice, … Continue reading

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If you feel bombarded by conflicting advice on how to stay (or get) healthy, you’re not alone. Intermittent fasting, juice cleanses, and low-carb diets are a few of today’s health trends, but fashionable health advice is nothing new. Consider these health tips from ancient physicians, which range from surprisingly relevant to downright absurd. (Just don’t consider any of it actual medical advice, of course—that’s what modern physicians are for.) 1. PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR DREAMS. Galen, a Greek physician who treated Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius among others, wrote hundreds of texts about medicine starting around 150 CE. Galen believed that … Continue reading

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