Io, The Electrified Moon

Take a good look at the volcano on Jupiter’s moon Io. These images were taken by the New Horizons spacecraft…

Pat The Disappearing Helicopter

A while back I saw a video entitled September Clues that covered a ton of unusual video and audio anomalies…

Burlington Man Killed Over A $96 Ticket

Sean C. Turzanski, an inmate at the Burlington County Jail, New Jersey, has come forward with accusations that the jail staff…

Brazilian Firm Goes To Market With Free Energy Generator Capable of Powering Two Average Size Houses

There goes the neighborhood. Two Brazilian inventors, Nilson Barbosa and Cleriston Leal, claim to have invented a free energy device and…

It's Beautiful Watching The World Go Dark

Darkcoin has raced ahead of other alternative currencies to rapidly become the world’s third largest cryptocurrency. Darkcoin operates exactly like Bitcoin, but it…

The Drug War, the Fourth Amendment, and Anal Cavity Searches in New Mexico

by michaelsuede • July 29, 2014

F. A. Hayek’s The Sensory Order

by michaelsuede • July 29, 2014

The Color Purple by Mel Acheson Rediscovering F. A. Hayek’s The Sensory Order has been exciting. Hayek began his inquiry into the foundations of theoretical psychology in 1919 before specializing in economics (and winning a Nobel Prize in that latter field in 1974). He didn’t publish The Sensory Order until 1952, when he found “with considerable surprise”…

by michaelsuede • July 26, 2014

By THE NYT EDITORIAL BOARD It took 13 years for the United States to come to its senses and end Prohibition, 13 years in which people kept drinking, otherwise law-abiding citizens became criminals and crime syndicates arose and flourished. It has been more than 40 years since Congress passed the current ban on marijuana, inflicting great…

by michaelsuede • July 26, 2014

I’ve repeatedly stated that the only place in the universe the Earth could have acquired its oceans is in the coma of a brown dwarf star. Cardona points out why the Earth was most likely a past planet of one of these stars.

New Reactor Verified To Produce Enormous Amounts of Hydrogen At Virtually No Cost

by michaelsuede • July 24, 2014

Engineering consulting firm TRC recently preformed a validation test on a new reactor that was developed by Solar Hydrogen Trends Inc. The reactor converts water into nearly pure hydrogen gas. The reactor is capable of producing 215,800 liters per hour of 97.5% pure hydrogen gas utilizing 4.6 volts x 90 amps worth of electrical energy in the process.…