A troubling new analysis of health data spanning a decade reveals that Americans are increasingly struggling with memory, concentration, and decision-making—with young adults bearing the brunt of this dramatic shift. Researchers examining responses from more than 4.5 million U.S. adults found that self-reported cognitive difficulties nearly doubled among those aged 18-39 between 2013 and 2023. … Read more
In a thought-provoking moment during his appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience, neuroscientist and DMT researcher Andrew Gallimore presented an unsettling observation that left listeners contemplating humanity’s trajectory. While discussing the emergence of artificial super intelligence and the future of civilization, Gallimore connected several contemporary crises in a way that suggests something more deliberate than … Read more
A Seattle woman who identifies as a wolf is speaking out about what she describes as widespread misunderstandings surrounding her unique identity and lifestyle. Naia Ōkami has publicly shared that she identifies as a British Columbian wolf, both spiritually and psychologically. According to sources, she considers herself part of the otherkin therian community. It is … Read more
Jeffrey Epstein’s meticulously documented social calendar has revealed unexpected connections to some of the world’s most prominent health and wellness figures, including Dr. Peter Attia, the bestselling author whose work on longevity has reached millions of readers. Among more than 8,000 pages of documents recently released by Congress, detailed appointment books and schedules paint a … Read more
The billionaire philanthropist who once declared climate change humanity’s most formidable challenge has dramatically shifted his message, sparking intense debate across scientific and policy circles. In a striking memo posted online, Bill Gates cautioned against embracing a “doomsday view” of the planet’s future, writing that “People will be able to live and thrive on Earth … Read more
When Amazon Web Services experienced a major outage yesterday, the cascade of technological failures reached into an unexpected corner of modern life: people’s bedrooms. Thousands of customers discovered that their high-tech mattresses had become unresponsive, unable to adjust firmness levels, track sleep data, or respond to smartphone commands. This case highlighted just how dependent everyday … Read more
In a candid conversation with Tucker Carlson, actor Charlie Sheen made a surprising revelation: testosterone cream was harder to quit than co*aine. The admission came during an extensive interview where Sheen discussed his infamous 2011 “Tiger Blood” interview, his journey to healthy living and the unexpected culprit behind some of his most erratic behavior. Sheen … Read more
In a discussion on the Huberman Lab podcast, Dr. Andrew Huberman and guest Dr. Chris Palmer tackled one of modern medicine’s most contentious debates: the relationship between vaccines and autism. Rather than taking an extreme position, Palmer provided a nuanced examination of inflammation, mitochondrial function, and neurodevelopment that challenges both sides of the vaccine debate. … Read more
When a McDonald’s Big Mac sits untouched for ten months and emerges looking virtually identical to the day it was purchased, most would call it unsettling. When that same burger, purchased 5,000 miles away in Japan, transforms into a moldy specimen within 30 days, it raises an uncomfortable question about what Americans are actually eating. … Read more
A Harvard-founded neurotechnology company may have been collecting brain activity data from elite athletes and esports professionals, potentially sharing this sensitive information with the Chinese government for military applications, according to a new investigative report. BrainCo, established at Harvard University in 2015, has received substantial funding from Chinese government sources and scientists to advance its … Read more
