Things Worth Noting
Geoengineering, or climate engineering, involves proposed methods like solar radiation management (SRM) and stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI) to cool Earth by reflecting sunlight, similar to volcanic effects. While research explores these ideas to fight global warming, some claim secret programs are already spraying particles from planes, creating persistent “chemtrails” instead of normal contrails. Allegations include […]
Cash remains the only truly anonymous, fee-free way to exchange money between people, preserving full value without merchant fees of 1.5–3.5% that drain wealth to payment networks like Visa and Mastercard. A cashless society offers convenience and faster transactions but enables full transaction tracking, mass surveillance, and privacy erosion through consumer data collection. Central Bank […]
Jeffrey Epstein rose from a working-class Brooklyn background and college dropout to a financier worth nearly $600 million by 2019 through sharp networking and high-end financial services. Starting as a math teacher at Dalton School, he entered Wall Street at Bear Stearns in 1976, quickly becoming a limited partner focused on options trading. After leaving […]
The Moscow Signal was low-intensity microwave radiation beamed by the Soviets at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow from 1953 to 1976. Detected at very low power levels (around 5 microwatts per square centimeter), it sparked Cold War fears of espionage—likely to activate hidden listening bugs—or even mind control and behavioral disruption through non-thermal effects. In […]
Many conspiracy theories once dismissed as paranoia have been proven true through declassified documents and investigations. Examples include the CIA’s MKUltra program, which conducted illegal mind control experiments with LSD on unwitting subjects; the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment that withheld treatment from Black men for decades; Operation Northwoods proposing false-flag attacks to justify war; FBI’s COINTELPRO […]
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager with over $13 trillion in assets under management as of late 2025, faces intense criticism for its massive influence through stakes in major companies across industries, including media, real estate, energy, and tech. Detractors accuse it of stifling competition, inflating housing prices by investing in single-family homes, and colluding […]
Ghanaian self-styled prophet Ebo Noah has gained widespread attention for claiming a divine revelation of a world-ending flood starting December 25, 2025. He says God instructed him to build multiple wooden arks—reports vary from eight to ten—to shelter believers during three to four years of relentless rain that will devastate the earth. Videos show him […]
Rihanna’s eighth studio album, ANTI, released in January 2016, has made history by spending 500 weeks on the Billboard 200—the first album by a Black female artist to reach this milestone. Known for its moody R&B sound, bass-heavy experiments, lo-fi textures, and distorted vocals, ANTI marked a bold shift from Rihanna’s earlier pop hits. She […]
Telogen effluvium (TE) is a common, temporary form of hair loss where stress or other triggers push hair follicles into the resting (telogen) phase too early, causing excessive shedding 2–3 months later. Normally, about 85% of hairs grow actively (anagen phase), but in TE, many shift to resting, leading to diffuse thinning without scarring or […]
In today’s world, any internet-connected device—like smartphones, smart fridges, TVs, cameras, or even lightbulbs—can potentially be used for spying. Devices with cameras, microphones, or sensors collect personal data such as location tracking, voice recordings, health info, and energy usage, which can reveal daily routines, home layouts, and habits. Weaknesses like default passwords, unpatched firmware, insecure […]