Things Worth Noting
A conspiracy theory ties the deaths of Anne Heche and tWitch Boss to Ellen DeGeneres, alleging Hollywood elites silenced them for knowing about child trafficking and blackmail rings. Heche, Ellen’s ex, died in a 2022 car crash while filming a trafficking exposé; theorists claim her car was hacked, citing her “body bag escape” video. tWitch, […]
5G technology, using electromagnetic radiation (EMR) and radiofrequency radiation (RFR), raises concerns about its impact on living organisms. Its millimeter waves may cause non-thermal effects like oxidative stress and DNA damage, especially in insects, where resonant effects increase RFR absorption, potentially worsening pollinator decline. Wildlife, including birds, may face disrupted magnetoreception, affecting migration and reproduction. […]
A class action lawsuit in California claims Ziploc bags, made from polyethylene and polypropylene, release harmful microplastics and nanoplastics when microwaved or frozen, despite being marketed as safe. These tiny plastic fragments can leach into food, leading to ingestion and health risks like dementia, heart disease, cancer, and reproductive issues. Microplastics may cross the blood-brain […]
Trauma reshapes the brain, prioritizing survival through changes that linger even after healing. Psychological trauma, like abuse or neglect, triggers a hyperactive amygdala, shrunken hippocampus, and weakened prefrontal cortex, leading to hypervigilance, flashbacks, and poor emotional regulation. Childhood trauma, complex trauma, racial trauma, and vicarious trauma each leave unique marks, increasing risks of PTSD, depression, […]
Creatine monohydrate, a well-researched supplement, boosts energy production by increasing ATP and phosphocreatine in muscles and the brain. It enhances athletic performance, muscle strength, and exercise recovery, making it ideal for resistance training. For older adults, it fights sarcopenia and may improve bone density. It also supports brain health, improving cognitive function, alertness, and mood, […]
The Netflix boycott movement has surged due to accusations of promoting a “woke” agenda in kids’ programming, leading to widespread subscription cancellations. Originating from the 2020 controversy over Cuties, criticized for sexualizing children, the backlash created #CancelNetflix trends and temporary subscriber losses. In 2025, the campaign reignited over animated shows like Dead End: Paranormal Park, […]
Inner peace is the foundation of a fulfilling life, fostering happiness, resilience, and emotional well-being. It’s about staying calm and grounded despite life’s challenges through mindfulness, gratitude, and self-compassion. Practices like meditation, nature walks, and journaling quiet the mind, promote relaxation, and build positive thoughts. Embracing acceptance and letting go of external validation strengthens purpose […]
Is college a scam? Once a sure path to a well-paying job, higher education now burdens many with skyrocketing tuition—averaging $38,270 yearly, up 60% since 2000—and $1.7 trillion in student debt, with borrowers owing $39,375 on average. Graduates face underemployment in 41% of cases, earning starting salaries like $50,000 that barely cover loans, especially for […]
Pesticides like glyphosate, organophosphates, and neonicotinoids, used widely in agriculture, disrupt gut health by harming the gut microbiome, the diverse bacteria in our intestines vital for digestion, immunity, and overall health. Chronic exposure through food or the environment causes dysbiosis, reducing beneficial bacteria like Bacteroidetes and Firmicutes, lowering microbial diversity, and weakening the gut barrier. […]
George Zinn, a 71-year-old libertarian conservative and Utah political gadfly, surged into headlines after the September 10, 2025, assassination of activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University (UVU). Arrested for obstruction of justice after falsely confessing to the shooting—amid viral footage of his pants slipping during detention—Zinn was swiftly cleared as the active shooter, facing […]