Things Worth Noting
Government programs like MKUltra and COINTELPRO, once secret, reveal a history of covert operations and psychological experimentation. MKUltra used LSD and hypnosis for mind control, while COINTELPRO targeted activists. Operations like Mockingbird and Northwoods show propaganda and false flags. Modern surveillance, via PRISM and ECHELON, raises privacy concerns. Psychological warfare, from brainwashing to neurotechnology, blurs […]
Bill Gates funds solar geoengineering to combat climate change, sparking debate over “blocking the sun.” His support for Harvard’s SCoPEx project, which tests stratospheric aerosol injection using calcium carbonate, aims to cool Earth by reflecting sunlight, mimicking volcanic eruptions like Mount Pinatubo. Critics, including Indigenous groups, warn of environmental risks, ozone depletion, and crop failure, […]
Adrenochrome, a violet-colored compound from adrenaline oxidation, sparks scientific and conspiratorial intrigue. Discovered in 1856 by Alfred Vulpian and isolated in 1937, it’s chemically unstable, forming melanin and raising concerns about cardiotoxicity and neurotoxicity. In the 1950s, Abram Hoffer and Humphry Osmond’s debunked hypothesis linked it to schizophrenia, suggesting hallucinogenic effects. Culturally, it appears in […]
John McAfee’s life reads like a script torn from a Hollywood thriller—equal parts genius, controversy, and chaos. A tech pioneer whose name became synonymous with cybersecurity, McAfee’s journey spiraled from the heights of Silicon Valley success to a labyrinth of legal battles, eccentric escapades, and a mysterious death that fueled conspiracy theories worldwide. This article […]