By Peter Paul Parker I have been researching into our world and the differing viewpoints of many people in my humble search for the truth of my reality. It has led me into some wonderful feelings of utopia, freedom and love. It has also led…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Jerry Day, of EMF Help Center.com, produced a new solidly-legal 2019 information video below updating information utility users need to know, plus factor into their understanding of the new electronic meters being retrofitted onto electric, natural gas and water meters in…
By Catherine J. Frompovich The group I network with, Americans for Responsible Technology regarding 5G, has formulated a “Municipal Code for Small Cell Infrastructure” or the Sample Code for Villages and Towns • Social Media Ideas • Blumenthal & Eshoo • Lobbying Basics, which I…
By Sofia Adamson “We’re all pawns in a grand experiment to be manipulated by digital stimuli to which no one has given explicit consent.” ~ Richard Davidson, a neuroscientist at the University of Wisconsin Does it ever make you wonder why so many people have…
By Meadow Clark When planned obsolescence goes too far, the people of the Right to Repair want the right to…repair things. They aren’t fighting back with pitchforks and torches, but rather, screwdrivers and torch lights. As a prepper, having supplies that last and are able…
By Amanda Froehlich, The Mind Unleashed In the near future, citizens around the world will have the opportunity to live in economical, sustainable, and secure housing made entirely from hemp, a variety of the cannabis plant. Not only can the prefabricated abodes be constructed in a…
An international team of scientists, led by King’s College London, have developed a thermogalvanic brick that generates electricity as long as the two faces of the brick are at different temperatures. For more information see the IDTechEx report on Distributed Generation: Minigrid Microgrid Zero Emission…
By April McCarthy Humans can get by in the most basic of shelters, can scratch together a meal from the most humble of ingredients. But we can’t survive without clean water. And in places where water is scarce–the world’s deserts, for example–getting water to people…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Has it finally happened: Probable confirmation 5G can kill wildlife? Starlings roosting in trees in a park in The Hague, Netherlands, fell dead from their perches. A total of 297 dead birds were collected. Poor birdies! (Source) However, birds were not…
By Sara Tipton Recent studies have shown that 90% of Americans use digital devices for two or more hours each day and the average American spends more time a day on high-tech devices than they do sleeping: 8 hours and 21 minutes to be exact. If you’ve ever considered…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Are some folks, especially those in the media, starting to wake up about what’s happening with the weather? In the SE part of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia and surrounding counties, in particular, the Spring and Summer of 2018 have been nothing short of…
By Rosanne Lindsay, Naturopath In a few short years, the majority of the world’s population has accepted the fifth generation of wi-fi called 5G, where the speed to send full-length, high definition movies to your iPad is said to be ten times faster. The frequencies…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Will your “smart home” become a true headache and liability when you want to sell it? Homeowners had better think about that rude awakening before you get caught unaware and start pulling out your hair. In the two videos embedded within…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Slowly, but surely, many high tech consumers are coming to the rough realization that the very devices they have fallen in love with and depend upon, i.e., iPhones, smart phones, and other products that use microwaves to send and receive voice,…
By Jessica Corbett Just the latest corporation to spark privacy concerns over worker surveillance efforts, Walmart has patented audio technology that would allow the retail giant to eavesdrop on conversations among employees and between clerks and shoppers, to measure employee performance. According to the patent document filed with the U.S….
By Raian Ali et al. The World Health Organisation is to include “gaming disorder”, the inability to stop gaming, into the International Classification of Diseases. By doing so, the WHO is recognising the serious and growing problem of digital addiction. The problem has also been acknowledged…
By Catherine J. Frompovich Here is a new tech term to try to wrap your mind around: “digital grenades.” According to Tim Johnson, author of ‘Preparing the battlefield’: Hackers implant digital grenades in industrial networks published June 27, 2018, they are cyber weapons that can…
By Anna Hunt Texting can create so much neck stress, it’s like carrying four adult-size bowling balls on the cervical spine, reveals a report published in Surgical Technology International. Written by a spine surgeon, the study shows that tilting your head forward makes the head…
By Paul A. Philips For the first time ever, human genetic modification will be carried out in Europe using the recently approved CRISPR gene editing technology. It will be used to try and treat beta thalassaemia, a debilitating blood disorder that lowers the body’s haemoglobin…
By Richard N. Lorenc Like the fictional “vaporators” from Star Wars, we can now harvest fresh water from thin air. Paging Luke Skywalker: this May the 4th, your moisture farm is calling! As countries and cities such as Cape Town, South Africa, struggle to quench…
