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Slashdot
What's the Best Ways for Humans to Explore Space?
Should we leave space exploration to robots — or prioritize human spaceflight, making us a multiplanetary species? Harvard professor Robin Wordsworth, who's researched the evolution and habitability of terrestrial-type planets, shares his thoughts: In space, as on Earth, industrial structures degrade with time, and a truly sustainable life support system must have the capability to rebuild and recycle them. We've only partially solved this problem on Earth, which is why industrial civilization is currently causing serious environmental damage. There are no inherent physical limitations to life in the solar system beyond Earth — both elemental building blocks and energy from the sun are abundant — but technological society, which developed as an outgrowth of the biosphere, cannot yet exist independently of it. The challenge of building and maintaining robust life-support systems for humans beyond Earth is a key reason why a machine-dominated approach to space exploration is so appealing... However, it's notable that machines in space have not yet accomplished a basic task that biology performs continuously on Earth: acquiring raw materials and utilizing them for self-repair and growth. To many, this critical distinction is what separates living from non-living systems... The most advanced designs for self-assembling robots today begin with small subcomponents that must be manufactured separately beforehand. Overall, industrial technology remains Earth-centric in many important ways. Supply chains for electronic components are long and complex, and many raw materials are hard to source off-world... If we view the future expansion of life into space in a similar way as the emergence of complex life on land in the Paleozoic era, we can predict that new forms will emerge, shaped by their changed environment, while many historical characteristics will be preserved. For machine technology in the near term, evolution in a more life-like direction seems likely, with greater focus on regenerative parts and recycling, as well as increasingly sophisticated self-assembly capabilities. The inherent cost of transporting material out of Earth's gravity well will provide a particularly strong incentive for this to happen. If building space habitats is hard and machine technology is gradually developing more life-like capabilities, does this mean we humans might as well remain Earth-bound forever? This feels hard to accept because exploration is an intrinsic part of the human spirit... To me, the eventual extension of the entire biosphere beyond Earth, rather than either just robots or humans surrounded by mechanical life-support systems, seems like the most interesting and inspiring future possibility. Initially, this could take the form of enclosed habitats capable of supporting closed-loop ecosystems, on the moon, Mars or water-rich asteroids, in the mold of Biosphere 2. Habitats would be manufactured industrially or grown organically from locally available materials. Over time, technological advances and adaptation, whether natural or guided, would allow the spread of life to an increasingly wide range of locations in the solar system. The article ponders the benefits (and the history) of both approaches — with some fasincating insights along the way. "If genuine alien life is out there somewhere, we'll have a much better chance of comprehending it once we have direct experience of sustaining life beyond our home planet."
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NVIDIA Connects AI GPUs to Early Quantum Processors
"Quantum computing is still years away, but Nvidia just built the bridge that will bring it closer..." argues investment site The Motley Fool, "by linking today's fastest AI GPUs with early quantum processors..." NVIDIA's new hybrid system strengthens communication at microsecond speeds — orders of magnitude faster than before — "allowing AI to stabilize and train quantum machines in real time, potentially pulling major breakthroughs years forward." CUDA-Q, Nvidia's open-source software layer, lets researchers choreograph that link — running AI models, quantum algorithms, and error-correction routines together as one system. That jump allows artificial intelligence to monitor [in real time]... For researchers, that means hundreds of new iterations where there used to be one — a genuine acceleration of discovery. It's the quiet kind of progress engineers love — invisible, but indispensable... Its GPUs (graphics processing units) are already tuned for the dense, parallel calculations these explorations demand, making them the natural partner for any emerging quantum processor... Other companies chase better quantum hardware — superconducting, photonic, trapped-ion — but all of them need reliable coordination with the computing power we already have. By offering that link, Nvidia turns its GPU ecosystem into the operating environment of hybrid computing, the connective tissue between what exists now and what's coming next. And because the system is open, every new lab or start-up that connects strengthens Nvidia's position as the default hub for quantum experimentation... There's also a defensive wisdom in this move. If quantum computing ever matures, it could threaten the same data center model that built Nvidia's empire. CEO Jensen Huang seems intent on making sure that, if the future shifts, Nvidia already sits at its center. By owning the bridge between today's technology and tomorrow's, the company ensures it earns relevance — and revenue — no matter which computing model dominates. So Nvidia's move "isn't about building a quantum computer," the article argues, "it's about owning the bridge every quantum effort will need."
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Rust Foundation Announces 'Maintainers Fund' to Ensure Continuity and Support Long-Term Roles
The Rust Foundation has a responsibility to "shed light on the impact of supporting the often unseen work" that keeps the Rust Project running. So this week they announced a new initiative "to provide consistent, transparent, and long term support for the developers who make the Rust programming language possible." It's the Rust Foundation Maintainers Fund, "an initiative we'll shape in close collaboration with the Rust Project Leadership Council and Project Directors to ensure funding decisions are made openly and with accountability." In the months ahead, we'll define the fund's structure, secure contributions, and work with the Rust Project and community to bring it to life. This work will build on lessons from earlier iterations of our grants and fellowships to create a lasting framework for supporting Rust's maintainers... Over the past several months, through ongoing board discussions and input from the Leadership Council, this initiative has taken shape as a way to help maintainers continue their vital development and review work, and plan for the future... This initiative reflects our commitment to Rust being shaped by its people, guided by open collaboration, and backed by a global network of contributors and partners. The Rust Foundation Maintainers Fund will operate within the governance framework shared between the Rust Project and the Rust Foundation, ensuring alignment and oversight at every level... The Rust Foundation's approach to this initiative will be guided by our structure: as a 501( C)(6) nonprofit, we operate under a mandate for transparency and accountability to the Rust Project, language community, and our members. That means we must develop this fund in coordination with the Rust Project's priorities, ensuring shared governance and long-term viability... Our goal is simple: to help the people building Rust continue their essential work with the support they deserve. That means creating the conditions for long term maintainer roles and ensuring continuity for those whose efforts keep the language stable and evolving. Through the Rust Foundation Maintainers Fund, we aim to address these needs directly. "The more companies using Rust can contribute to the Rust Foundation Maintainers Fund, the more we can keep the language and tooling evolving for the benefit of everyone," says Rust Foundation project director Carol Nichols.
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Nonprofit Releases Thousands of Rare American Music Recordings Online
The nonprofit Dust-to-Digital Foundation is making thousands of historic songs accessible to the public for free through a new partnership with the University of California, Santa Barbara. The songs represent "some of the rarest and most uniquely American music borne from the Jazz Age and the Great Depression," according to the university, and classic blues recordings or tracks by Fiddlin' John Carson and his daughter Moonshine Kate "would have likely been lost to landfills and faded from memory." Launched in 1999 by Lance and April Ledbetter, Dust-to-Digital focused on preserving hard-to-find music. Originally a commercial label producing high-quality box sets (along with CDs, records, and books), it established a nonprofit foundation in 2010, working closely with collectors to digitize and preserve record collections. And there's an interesting story about how they became familiar with library curator David Seubert... Once a relationship is established, Dust-to-Digital sets up special turntables and laptops in a collector's home, with paid technicians painstakingly digitizing and labeling each record, one song at a time. Depending on the size of the collection, the process can take months, even years... In 2006, they heard about Seubert's Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project getting "slashdotted," a term that describes when a website crashes or receives a sudden and debilitating spike in traffic after being mentioned in an article on Slashdot. Here in 2025, the university's library already has over 50,000 songs in a Special Research Collections, which they've been uploading it to a Discography of American Historical Recordings (DAHR) database. ("Recordings in the public domain are also available for free download, in keeping with the UCSB Library's mission for open access.") Over 5,000 more songs from Dust-to-Digital have already been added, says library curator Seubert, and "Thousands more are in the pipeline." One interest detail? The bulk of the new songs come from Joe Bussard, a man whose 75-year obsession with record collecting earned him the name "the king of the record collectors and "the saint of 78s".
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What Happens When Humans Start Writing for AI?
The literary magazine of the Phi Beta Kappa society argues "the replacement of human readers by AI has lately become a real possibility. "In fact, there are good reasons to think that we will soon inhabit a world in which humans still write, but do so mostly for AI." "I write about artificial intelligence a lot, and lately I have begun to think of myself as writing for Al as well," the influential economist Tyler Cowen announced in a column for Bloomberg at the beginning of the year. He does this, he says, because he wants to boost his influence over the world, because he wants to help teach the AIs about things he cares about, and because, whether he wants to or not, he's already writing for AI, and so is everybody else. Large-language-model (LLM) chatbots such as ChatGPT and Claude are trained, in part, by reading the entire internet, so if you put anything of yourself online, even basic social-media posts that are public, you're writing for them. If you don't recognize this fact and embrace it, your work might get left behind or lost. For 25 years, search engines knit the web together. Anyone who wanted to know something went to Google, asked a question, clicked through some of the pages, weighed the information, and came to an answer. Now, the chatbot genie does that for you, spitting the answer out in a few neat paragraphs, which means that those who want to affect the world needn't care much about high Google results anymore. What they really want is for the AI to read their work, process it, and weigh it highly in what it says to the millions of humans who ask it questions every minute. How do you get it to do this? For that, we turn to PR people, always in search of influence, who are developing a form of writing (press releases and influence campaigns are writing) that's not so much search-engine-optimized as chatbot-optimized. It's important, they say, to write with clear structure, to announce your intentions, and especially to include as many formatted sections and headings as you can. In other words, to get ChatGPT to pay attention, you must write more like ChatGPT. It's also possible that, since LLMs understand natural language in a way traditional computer programs don't, good writing will be more privileged than the clickbait Google has succumbed to: One refreshing discovery PR experts have made is that the bots tend to prioritize information from high-quality outlets. Tyler Cowen also wrote in his Bloomberg column that "If you wish to achieve some kind of intellectual immortality, writing for the Als is probably your best chance.... Give the Als a sense not just of how you think, but how you feel — what upsets you, what you really treasure. Then future Al versions of you will come to life that much more, attracting more interest." Has AI changed the reasons we write? The Phi Beta Kappa magazine is left to consider the possibility that "power over a superintelligent beast and resurrection are nothing to sneeze at" — before offering another thought. "The most depressing reason to write for AI is that unlike most humans, AIs still read. They read a lot. They read everything. Whereas, aided by an AI no more advanced than the TikTok algorithm, humans now hardly read anything at all..."
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
Ars Technica
NASA is kind of a mess: Here are the top priorities for a new administrator
"He inevitably will have to make tough calls."
Here’s how orbital dynamics wizardry helped save NASA’s next Mars mission
Blue Origin is getting ready to launch its second New Glenn rocket.
Blue Origin will ‘move heaven and Earth’ to help NASA reach the Moon faster, CEO says
"We have some ideas that we think could accelerate the path to the Moon."
James Watson, who helped unravel DNA’s double-helix, has died
His work was celebrated, but he was ostracized for racist, sexist comments.
Researchers surprised that with AI, toxicity is harder to fake than intelligence
New "computational Turing test" reportedly catches AI pretending to be human with 80% accuracy.
Commercial spyware “Landfall” ran rampant on Samsung phones for almost a year
Targeted attack could steal all of a phone's data and activate camera or mic.
The government shutdown is starting to have cosmic consequences
"The FAA is concerned with the system's ability to maintain the current volume of operations."
Higher prices, simpler streaming expected if HBO Max folds into Paramount+
The end of HBO Max is "certainly plausible."
FBI orders domain registrar to reveal who runs mysterious Archive.is site
Tucows subpoenaed in criminal probe for info on “customer behind archive.today."
Questions swirl after Trump’s GLP-1 pricing deal announcement
It's unclear how much savings the deal provides or how many people will benefit.
Oddest ChatGPT leaks yet: Cringey chat logs found in Google analytics tool
ChatGPT leaks seem to confirm OpenAI scrapes Google, expert says.
With Skigill, the classic RPG skill tree becomes a crowded battlefield
Vampire Survivors-esque battler sets itself apart with great weapons, unique graphics.
Ford says “no exact date” to restart F-150 Lightning production
The automaker says it has plenty of electric F-150 pickups in inventory, though.
10,000 generations of hominins used the same stone tools to weather a changing world
This technological tradition lasted longer than Homo sapiens have even been a species.
Mark Zuckerberg’s illegal school drove his neighbors crazy
Neighbors complained about noise, security guards, and hordes of traffic.
Rocket Report: Canada invests in sovereign launch; India flexes rocket muscles
Europe's Ariane 6 rocket gave an environmental monitoring satellite a perfect ride to space.
How to trade your $214,000 cybersecurity job for a jail cell
Ransomware doesn't pay what it used to.
Next-generation black hole imaging may help us understand gravity better
But the differences are likely to be subtle, so it won't be easy.
Wipers from Russia’s most cut-throat hackers rain destruction on Ukraine
Sandworm and other Russian-state hackers unleash data-destroying payloads on their neighbors.
Elon Musk wins $1 trillion Tesla pay vote despite “part-time CEO” criticism
Tesla investors back Musk pay despite his busy schedule running other companies.
Rebel News
'They were murdered by cowards': Ostrich farmer remembers her slain flock
WATCH: Anti-Israel bullies FAIL to cancel Israeli duo in Melbourne
Chris Dacey alleges RCMP 'drone harassment' at ostrich farm
The BBC's Arabic coverage made hundreds of pro-terror statements: report
Liberals uphold mass immigration madness with latest budget
Exclusive drone footage reveals 'bloodbath' at B.C. ostrich farm
Ezra Levant: Pro-Israel protesters vastly outnumbered as antisemitism rises in Birmingham
Devastated ostrich farm owners react to aftermath of CFIA slaughter
Outrage erupts after Nova Scotia judges restrict poppy wearing in court
'This is what tyranny looks like': Rebel Roundtable reacts to RCMP role in CFIA cull
Brookfield execs ‘obstruct’ Parliament, dodge testimony on Carney's offshore tax havens
'Absolute buffoon' Sean Fraser is 'pleased' Supreme Court backed ostrich cull
Speed camera ban makes controversial Brampton building purchase look even worse
BREAKING: Liberals survive second confidence vote
WATCH: Masked men in trucks appear to remove ostrich carcasses after government cull
MP Scott Anderson roasts Liberal incompetence following mass ostrich cull
Nova Scotia premier defends right to wear poppy after judges ‘demand’ staffers remove them
Liberals chip away at federal bureaucracy with 40k planned job cuts
Gruesome cull manual shows feds' preferred methods after ostriches gunned down
Canada’s refugee backlog is 44 months — with 290k claimants
The Gateway Pundit
J.P. Morgan Quietly Helped Jack Smith Target Trump Media
The timing of the debanking, the secret subpoena, and the coordination with the Justice Department point to something far larger: a pattern of financial institutions doing the dirty work of partisan prosecutors.
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Trans Violence: Transgender Virginia Teacher Posts Gun In Rainbow Pointed At Someone’s Head
A “transgender” high school teacher in VA is in trouble, according to The College Fix.
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Germany Admits Trump Was Right on Borders After Taking in One Million Syrian Refugees
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz moves to tighten refugee policy as camps across Germany remain overcrowded.
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Appeals Court Denies Trump Request to Halt Judge’s Order Forcing Full Payment of SNAP Benefits
A federal appeals court on Sunday evening denied the Trump Administration’s request to halt a judge’s order forcing the full payment of SNAP benefits for November.
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The US Senate on Sunday evening voted to break the filibuster, paving the way to reopen the government.
The post Schumer Melts Down on Senate Floor as Democrat Senators Cave and Join Republicans to Reopen Government (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
A Mexican illegal alien, who was arrested and released under Obama, was arrested late last week in connection with a hit and run in Dana Point, California, for killing a 71 year old man.
The post NEW: California Orange County Illegal Alien Arrested After Killing Elderly Pedestrian in DUI Hit and Run – Previously Arrested for Robbery and Released Under Obama appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Maxwell is happier at Fort Bryan, but Dems are sad because she did not implicate Trump.
The post ‘Alice Through the Looking Glass’: Dems in House Oversight Committee Divulge Ghislaine Maxwell’s Happy Emails Since Her Arrival at FPC Fort Bryan appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
House Majority Whip Tom Emmer Blasts the Media’s Claims of a Blue Election Sweep (VIDEO)
House Majority Whip Tom Emmer was on “Fox News Sunday” and talked about last week’s election with some Democrat victories.
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Reagan-Appointed Judge Resigns From the Bench So He Can Publicly Trash President Trump
Mark Wolf, a Massachusetts-based Reagan-appointed federal judge announced late Friday evening that he is resigning from the bench early so he can publicly trash President Trump.
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WATCH: Trump Does Play-by Play with Fox Sports at Lions vs Commanders Game
President Trump joined Fox Sports in their booth on Sunday night at the Lions vs Commanders game in DC for his NFL sports announcing debut, calling plays with the reporters. “Your second string, your backup quarterback, is a good quarterback, and he’s had some very good games for you, and your first-string quarterback has the potential, I think, to be a great quarterback.
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Hello darkness my old friend/I’ve come to talk with you again We’ve seen this movie before: November comes, and Russian forces unleash massive drone and missile strikes targeting the power generation and infrastructure, leading Ukraine to live in darkness and the cold.
The post UKRAINE DARK AND COLD: Largest Russian Ballistic Missile Attack of the War Disables All Thermal Power Plants and Causes Blackouts All Over the Country (VIDEO COLLECTION) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Suspect Identified in San Antonio Landscape Company Mass Shooting, 4 Dead, Including Gunman
The suspect in Saturday’s mass shooting at a landscape company in San Antonio has been identified.
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A naked man in Los Angeles broke into a Studio City home early Friday morning and assaulted the homeowner’s 79-year-old neighbor, breaking his legs, before he was shot dead. The 79-year-old, identified as George, a Vietnam Veteran, found the naked man in front of his home and asked him to leave when the suspect grabbed him and slammed him onto the ground.
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Biden Caught Telling a Whopper of a Lie About Inflation and Wages (VIDEO)
Joe Biden delivered a speech at the Nebraska Democrat Party’s “Ben Nelson Gala” in Omaha on Friday evening.
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy was on “Fox News Sunday” with Shannon Bream to talk about the effect of the government shutdown on air travel.
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Dissentwatch
Sarkozy released from prison despite conviction
Europa im Schuldentaumel | Von Günther Burbach
President Trump Pardons NYPD Sgt Michael McMahon: Justice At Last
Jonathan Bowden’s Correspondence with Greg Johnson, 2010
The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1292
U.S. & China Freeze Shipping Probes As Goldman Warns Key Trade Routes Set To “Deteriorate Further”
FBI chief makes secret visit to China – Reuters
Childrens Health Defense
Case could lead a path to restoring the religious vaccine exemption in New York; hearing for restraining order set for August 12.
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CHD Scientists Dispel 23-Year-Old Study Debunking MMR Vaccine’s Link to Autism
According to scientists, the Danish study that refutes the causal connection between the MMR vaccine and autism lacks supporting data.
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McCullough and Leake provide readers with an unvarnished look at the history of vaccination and its rapid rise to hero status within the medical community and among the public. Often credited with “eradicating” various communicable diseases, the reality of both the successes and failures of vaccines is often at odds with the public’s perception.
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Children’s Health Defense Experts to Testify on Childhood Vaccine Injuries at U.S. Senate Hearing
Parents testify about their children’s vaccine injuries and how it has changed their lives and the lives of those around them. Additional testimony will include medical and scientific experts who will discuss the extensive research and data on vaccine injuries.
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Latest Poll: Almost Half of American Voters Support Reevaluating CDC’s Childhood Vaccine Schedule
A poll of over 1,000 registered voters revealed that only 30% support maintaining the current vaccine schedule, 21% undecided, and 48% believe that vaccine manufacturers should not be immune from lawsuits for injuries.
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Vaccines: Mythology, Ideology, and Reality
Hear from Peter McCullough and John Leake about their new book. The word “vaccine” derives from the Latin word for cow. The English physician, Edward Jenner, coined it in his 1798 pamphlet ”An Inquiry into the Causes and Effects of the Variolae Vaccinae.” The last two Latin words mean “Smallpox of the Cow,” or cowpox. Jenner […]
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Canary In a (Post) Covid World: Money, Fear and Power (Canary In a Covid World)
Amazon #1 Best Seller Thirty seven courageous voices—doctors, researchers, scientists, lawyers, journalists, ethicists, and creatives—reveal how powerful interests used the COVID-19 crisis as a tool to reshape our world. This is a rich, varied, and deeply disturbing story, told by some of the world’s bravest and most qualified voices, of how our health care, information, […]
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Canary In a Covid World: How Propaganda and Censorship Changed Our (My) World
Amazon #1 Best Seller across multiple categories and a defining book of the Covid era. A groundbreaking work, it offers unparalleled insights and may be the most important compilation from this pivotal time. The 34 authors, the Canaries, are courageous people. They are critical thinkers, who are prepared to put everything on the line to […]
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A Comprehensive and Accessible Guide to the IEP Process The IEP process can be confusing, frustrating, and time-consuming. Understanding what your child or student needs is one thing, but getting them help and resources can be another thing altogether. Drawing on decades of experience, Jennifer Laviano and Julie Swanson are uniquely positioned to guide both […]
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Discover the ultimate guide to delicious, paleo- and keto-friendly meals that your kids will love! In this groundbreaking cookbook, renowned chef Pete Evans presents 120 easy, mouthwatering recipes designed to keep your little ones happy and healthy.
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Latest Poll: More Than One-Third of Moderate Voters Do Not Trust Federal Health Agencies
The poll of over 1,000 registered voters revealed that more than half oppose government vaccine mandates and believe the public should have the right to sue vaccine manufacturers for injuries.
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Children’s Health Defense CEO, Mary Holland, Esq. Statement on Pardon of Anthony Fauci
Children’s Health Defense is profoundly disappointed by President Biden’s preemptive pardon of Anthony Fauci today, which prevents the possibility of a conviction for federal crimes dating back to January 1, 2014. "We know that Tony Fauci lied."
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New research suggests COVID-19 vaccinated individuals may ‘shed’ spike protein to unvaccinated women
Striking trend of menstrual irregularities is comparable in both populations when in close proximity.
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New CHD Book Uncovers the Mechanisms That Turn Medicine Deadly
Meticulously researched exposé reveals the many ways modern medicine puts patients’ lives at risk.
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New CHD Book Presents Analysis of COVID Policy by Independent Scientists
Children’s Health Defense (CHD) and Skyhorse Publishing released “Down the COVID-19 Rabbit Hole: Independent Scientists and Physicians Unmask the Pandemic” today.
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New research examines the role of the immune system in the development of Autism Spectrum Disorder
Children’s Health Defense (CHD) Chief Scientific Officer, Dr. Brian Hooker, PhD, co-authored a new paper, “The Neuroimmunology of Autism” published this week on the multidisciplinary research platform Preprints.org.
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CHD Scientists Identify 19 Different Diseases Associated with Routine Infant Vaccine
Wyeth’s HibTITER® shot linked to gastrointestinal, respiratory, and dermatological adverse outcomes
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Holistic Vet Reveals Veterinary Medicine’s Dark Underbelly in New Memoir Published by CHD
CHD announced today the publication of holistic veterinarian Marcie Fallek’s memoir, “Little Miracles Everywhere: My Unorthodox Path to Holistic Veterinary Medicine.”
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Kids and COVID: Costly Mistakes That Must Never Happen Again
Kids and COVID is an in-depth look at mistakes pandemic officials made that hurt children and adolescents around the world. In Spring of 2020, it was understandable that those directing government policies made errors of judgment since data was just emerging. However, within the first year of the declared pandemic, physicians and scientists from around […]
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The Medical-Pharmaceutical Killing Machine
Medical and pharmaceutical history is replete with examples of dangerous interventions that have poisoned, injured, or killed. However, events since 2020 have attracted attention as never before to medicine’s potential to be both lethal and malevolent. In The Medical-Pharmaceutical Killing Machine, Children’s Health Defense situates current perils in their broader context with the aim of […]
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Infowars
Trump Announces $2,000 ‘Tariff Dividend’ To Be Paid To Most Americans
Trump floated the idea of a $1,000 to $2,000 "distribution to the people" during an October interview with One America News Network, and said they would bring in over a trillion dollars per year.
Babies Are Being Left To Die After Born-Alive Abortions In New Zealand
'We wouldn't do that to an animal. I was horrified,' said a healthcare student who witnessed a baby left gasping for two hours after a born-alive abortion.
Common Pesticides Linked to Falling Sperm Counts
Commonly used pesticides called neonicotinoids could interfere with male hormones, damage testicular tissue and reduce sperm counts, according to a new meta study
Australia Turns The Rental Market Into A Digital ID Testing Ground
A quiet test in the rental market could become the blueprint for how every Australian proves who they are, everywhere.
Trump Admin Launches 175 Investigations into H-1B Abuse
Close to 200 investigations have been launched into abuses of the H-1B visa scheme for skilled workers
Austria Slowly Wakes Up: Second Afghan Sent Back
A 32-year-old man accused of drug-related crimes was deported to Kabul on Sunday.
Dems Brace for Schiff Indictment
The Democrats are preparing for the possibility of an Adam Schiff indictment, as investigations continue over allegations of mortgage fraud and leaking sensitive intelligence to damage President Trump
44% Of First-Graders Do Not Have Sufficient Language Skills To Follow Lessons In Germany
Across Western multicultural Europe, in the cities with the highest amounts of diversity, private schools are growing the fastest as liberal urban professional flee to their various bubbles.
Tinder Wants Your Camera Roll And Calls It Chemistry
The app built on swipes now wants a window into your camera roll, calling it a step toward “deeper connections.”
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