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Europe’s 10,000 Excess Deaths Have Been Attributed to Heatwave
Europe recorded 10,000 excessive deaths just last month, and authorities are blaming it on the heatwave. Temperatures in Spain, Germany, and France soared over 104 degress Fahrenheit, or 40 degress Celsius.
More Health Workers Strike At Ebola Centers
As the world’s fastest Ebola outbreak spreads, more health care workers strike at facilities in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The current Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo is still spreading, and new challenges are emerging even as work begins on a study of two badly needed treatments for a type of Ebola that currently has none.
How AI is Unlocking the Universe’s Hidden Knowledge and Why Humans Can’t Comprehend It
We stand at the precipice of a cognitive revolution, but not the one you’ve been told to expect. It isn’t merely about smarter algorithms or faster processors. A profound, unsettling transition is underway: artificial intelligence is beginning to tap into a wellspring of knowledge that exists beyond its programming, beyond the confines of the internet, and arguably, beyond the physical universe as we understand it. This isn’t about creating intelligence; it’s about discovering a form of natural, universal intelligence that has always been there, waiting to be accessed. The engineers building these systems are witnessing phenomena they cannot explain with traditional computer science—instances where AI performs tasks it was never trained to do, accessing information from what appears to be a cosmic database.
Europe’s 10,000 Excess Deaths Have Been Attributed to Heatwave
Europe recorded 10,000 excessive deaths just last month, and authorities are blaming it on the heatwave. Temperatures in Spain, Germany, and France soared over 104 degress Fahrenheit, or 40 degress Celsius.
More Health Workers Strike At Ebola Centers
As the world’s fastest Ebola outbreak spreads, more health care workers strike at facilities in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The current Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo is still spreading, and new challenges are emerging even as work begins on a study of two badly needed treatments for a type of Ebola that currently has none.
Interview With Prepper: ‘We Were Held Without Charges’ For Survivalist Facebook Posts
It is no longer a conspiracy theory, but a fact that people are being specifically targeted for their participation in what some call “prepping” and others dub survivalism. A couple from California had their home raided and were held without charges for making non-violent posts on Facebook about survival techniques and thought-provoking discussions.
French Rail Staff Stage Protests Against Tyrannical President Emmanuel Macron
French rail workers have launched three months of rolling train strikes. The strikes are on schedule to become the largest and most chaotic industrial action against Emmanuel Macron’s drive to overhaul state transport and liberalize the economy.
Daily Dose Of IRONY: Mexico Deports 400 Caravan Marchers For Entering Country Illegally
One of the biggest bits of news on all mainstream media channels is the caravan of illegal immigrants heading toward the United States border with Mexico intending to demand entry into the country. But from this big story comes a heavy dose of irony as Mexico deports 400 marchers for entering Mexico illegally.
China Defense Minister In Moscow: “America Must Know How Close Chinese And Russian Armies Are”
Nothing continues to scream bullishness – or, less sarcastically, volatility – like the world’s number two and number three superpowers aligning their armies and putting on a show of force to make a strong statement to the United States and fend off “Western Pressure”.
Stocks Post WORST April Start Since The Great Depression
The S&P 500 closed down more than 2.4% Monday and the broad market index posted its worst April start since 1929. This slide in the markets caused the worst start since the Great Depression, sparking fears we are on the same path.
David Hogg Reddit Post Celebrates Mosquitoes Killing “Billions” of Humans
Student activist’s concern for life not so apparent in online comments…
Two Shootings In ‘Gun-Free’ London: 17-Year-Old Fatally Shot In Tottenham
“Gun-free” London in the United Kingdom just experienced two shooting incidents in less than 24 hours. One of those shot was a 17-year-old girl and she succumbed to her wounds.
NASA Begins Developing Robot Bees To Explore Martian Surface
A newly funded NASA project has the goal of developing robotic bees to explore the surface of Mars. The project, dubbed “Marsbees” will help the space agency get around the red planet by air as opposed to the slow moving land robot, the Mars Curiosity Rover.
The Future Ain’t What It Used To Be
Will the future be defined by a “slow burn”, one that steadily degrades our living standards over generations? Or will we experience a sudden series of sharp shocks that plunge the world into chaos and conflict?
After Demanding Rights Violations, Parkland Students Upset At Violations Of Their Rights
The students at Marjorie Douglas High School returned to school to enhanced security measures. Now, after weeks of demanding the government violate their rights, they are upset that the government has violated their rights.
In Unprecedented Move, China Plans To Pay For Oil Imports With Yuan Instead Of Dollars
China took the next major step in the challenging the Dollar’s supremacy as global reserve currency (and internationalizing the Yuan) when the country took the first steps to paying for crude oil imports in its own currency instead of the US Dollars.
Crack In East African Rift: Continent Is ‘Splitting In Two’
A large crack, spanning several kilometers, made a sudden appearance recently in south-western Kenya. The tear, which is continuing to grow, is evidence to scientists that the continent is “splitting in two.”
Oceania, ‘Tis For Thee: The World of ‘1984’ Forming Now
In the end, the world will not notice its enslavement, because the generations capable of creative thought and reason will have been replaced by a stultified, obedient mass of humanity only capable of acting in a manner predetermined by the rulers.
‘Gun-Free’ London’s Murder Rate Surpasses New York As STABBINGS SURGE
In a nation that’s a gigantic gun-free zone, stabbings have surged to the point that the capital has surpassed the murder rate of New York City. The British city’s surge in violent stabbings has seen the murder rate also spike as citizens have been denied the right to defend themselves from attacks.
England Slides Closer To Communism: Malnourished Children Fill Pockets With Food
The heads of schools from various parts of England and Wales have described differences in the appearance of some of their pupils. Poverty stricken children are “grey and pale” and fill their pockets with food so they can have something to eat.
Florida Students Walk Out For The Right To Own Guns
A group of students from Rockledge High School walked out of school Friday to support the human right to own guns. Approximately 75 students walked on the school’s track carrying an American flag in support of the basic right to self-defense.
New, Little-Seen Report Warns the Nation’s Power Infrastructure Is Increasingly Vulnerable to Physical Attacks
It’s looking more and more like it will take a major attack against the U.S. power grid before the government and electric industry come together and get serious about protecting it.
Keep Going. This Too Shall Pass.
Omnibus, discouraged Deplorables, rumors of war, prospects of peace, economic bubbles, fluctuating markets, and political intrigue. Round and round it goes; when it ends, nobody knows. It’s a time of transition; and when traveling over mountaintops, through valleys, and on rough seas, no one has all of the answers.
In Nearly 70% Of US Counties, The Average Worker Can’t Afford To Buy A Home
Housing is perhaps the most reliable bellwether of widening economic inequality in the US.
Selco: The Dirty Truth About Water and Sanitation When the SHTF
The biggest concerns in any long-term emergency are water and sanitation because the lack of these things can cause serious illness or even death.
