Articles that the author feels are of exceptional quality and that deserve special mention.
The Tao Te Ching is my all time favorite philosophical work. It was written around the 6th century BC by a Chinese sage named Lao Tzu, who was a record keeper for the Zhou Dynasty court. The text forms the backbone of Taoist philosophy. It’s an easy read, not too long, yet it is crammed full...
Read More »
In this article I am going to present a rather unique way of interpreting the recent election results. I’m going to present them from the point of view of a space alien philosopher. I’m choosing to use this point of view because it is completely disconnected from any cultural programming. I want you to think...
Read More »
The European Central Bank (ECB) recently issued a report on digital currencies. The report largely revolves around Bitcoins and Linden Dollars, and provides a review of the currencies from the perspective of central bankers. Unsurprisingly, they found the currencies to pose “risks” that potentially require future “regulation.” Here’s a few of the highlights that...
Read More »
I would say this story is unbelievable, but seeing as I’ve heard the same kinds of stories from former ranger friends firsthand, I can tell you that this kind of behavior is not an isolated incident, and it is not just restricted to Afghanistan or Iraq. This is the story of U.S. Army Ranger John Needham,...
Read More »
This video includes something I’ve never seen before in a 9/11 documentary. An entire battery of PhD psychologists explaining people’s reactions to the evidence presented. This is a must watch. This is the 1-hour version of our 1 ½ hour groundbreaking documentary 9/11: Explosive Evidence — Experts Speak Out which is available for purchase...
Read More »
If you’ve never heard of Terence McKenna before, you are in for a treat. McKenna was an American philosopher who focused on the nature of consciousness and its relationship with psychedelic drugs. One of his long standing theories about the nature of conscious evolution, that I find to be very compelling, was that primitive man encountered psychedelic mushrooms,...
Read More »
There is a part of me that has come to the realization that material things don’t really matter in the long run, since in the long run we are all dead anyways. Material posessions always eventually degrade into the stardust they are made out of, even humans. The world of form is temporary, fleeting,...
Read More »
Electric Universe cosmology is capable of explaining why the same odd figures appear in ancient rock art around the world by different civilizations that had no contact with each other. This mystery still stumps archaeologists today. Only by integrating electric universe cosmology does the answer become apparent. Listen to Dave Talbot explain why the evidence suggests...
Read More »
This article I wrote originally appeared on Zero Hedge back in February of 2011, and I recently re-posted it to PolicyMic. It’s worth re-posting here too. —- Some of you may already be familiar with the economic law called “the tragedy of the commons,” but for those of you who are not, I shall explain it. The tragedy...
Read More »
My father was 6 years old when the Russian tanks rolled into his village. The year was 1956, and the Hungarian Revolution was underway. The Hungarian Revolution or Uprising of 1956 was a spontaneous nationwide revolt against the government of the People’s Republic of Hungary and its Soviet-imposed policies, lasting from 23 October until 10 November 1956. The revolt began as a...
Read More »
