Medically speaking, depression is a messy illness: diagnosis is often subjective, especially in its early stages, and the pharmaceuticals used to treat it – often in hit-or-miss fashion – can have bizarre side effects, including deepening the depression instead of easing it. With a new blood test that can diagnose depression with better than 70-percent...
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NEW ENERGY DEPARTMENT PROJECT MODELS ELECTRICITY’S FUTURE
The U.S. Department of Energy has unveiled its new Advanced Research on Integrated Energy Systems (ARIES) project, which, it says, “represents a substantial scale-up in experimentation capability from existing research platforms, allowing for research at the 20-megawatt level.” ARIES will explore the impact of new devices being attached to the electric grid, including renewable energy...
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IT’S TIME TO DISMANTLE THE WHO
By Richard Gale & Gary Null PhD The ultimate international authority for infectious diseases is the World Health Organization (WHO). Due to its widespread acceptance by the world’s national governments, it has been extremely successful in assuming the helm to monitor regional and global infectious diseases and dictate medical intervention policies to international health agencies....
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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
WILL BLOCKCHAIN SAVE THE DAY? Pandemic lockdowns and central bank money printing have rightly been pointed to as reasons to sound alarms about what’s ahead for America and, indeed, the entire world. But there’s always the potential for unforeseen events or agents of change to upend seeming tides of historical inevitability. A recent post in...
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REPUBLICAN SOUND & FURY “TARGETS” BIG TECH
The game of out-of-power Republicans in Congress making tough-sounding proposals to engage their base is an old one. So anyone who’s fantasized about “repealing Obamacare,” “term limits,” “balancing the budget,” or “abolishing the IRS” may recognize the latest signs of political kabuki theatre. Republicans will reportedly introduce legislation to reign in corporate power via a...
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THE FUTURE: MORE TECH NIGHTMARE THAN NIRVANA?
Out-of-control AI. Total surveillance capabilities built off hyperconnectivity. Bio-engineered disasters. A wider tech-driven divide between haves and have-nots. Those are just some of the predictions of a new National Intelligence Council (NIC) report Global Trends 2040: A More Contested World. The NIC advises Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines. The report – or at least...
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FENTANYL: A KILLER OPIOID
While the U.S. government continues to put out severe warnings about the spread of coronavirus variants (that are actually weaker than the original), it is failing to stop the alarming rise in deaths from the deadly drug fentanyl. According to the Wall Street Journal article published last Friday, “Fentanyl Woes Gripping Western U.S,” while 254 people...
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WALL ST. GANG SPENT $3B ON 2020 ELECTION CAMPAIGNS
Americans for Financial Reform (AFR) released a study on Thursday that showed executives from Wall Street and various employees and trade groups spent a combined $2.9 billion in various political projects in 2020, according to a report on CNBC. The business network pointed out that the amount equals about $4 million a day through the election...
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GLOBAL DISTRUST OF JAPANESE NUCLEAR AGENCY
On 11 March 2011, a huge earthquake and tsunami caused the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl. Classified as a Level 7 on the International Nuclear Event Scale, the highest possible classification, the explosion that erupted at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Okuma, Japan released so much radioactivity that over 150,000 people had to...
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YOUTUBE PROFITING OFF SCAMS ON ITS PLATFORM
This week, Trends Journal publisher Gerald Celente saw an uptick of scammers impersonating him on YouTube, offering crypto advice with pointers to “Whatsapp” accounts, among other things. One scammer brazenly posted in the thread section of several of Celente’s latest videos on his popular YouTube channel video. Our publisher isn’t alone in experiencing problems with...