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‘Nessus, is considered by many as the bad boy of the centaurs, but he also has a positive role, to use William Burroughs’ expression of “wising up the marks” and making us better equipped to deal with the risks and dangers we inevitably face.’ Ben Belinsky’s new ebook gives the lowdown on “Nessus”, the third…
1913 was a terrible year for America and human freedom. It was the year Congress passed the Federal Reserve Act and ratified the 16th Amendment to the US Constitution, which authorized a federal income tax. At first glance, these two unfortunate developments may seem unrelated. Yet what are the odds that the US would adopt…
In a wildfire, everyone needs the same live intel to make life-saving decisions. But building a physical command centre takes time – exactly what’s in shortest supply when every minute counts. VizworX, a Calgary-based software firm, saw an opportunity to bring a tech solution that would connect crews in the field, command teams at base…
If the video above does not play, please try on our social media channels Bitchute / Odysee / Substack Derrick Broze is joined by Hakeem Anwar, founder of Above Phone and Take Back Our Tech, to discuss his new deep dive into the latest developments on digital ID’s from around the world. Hakeem outlines where digital IDs are advancing…
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM By the time the first bell rings on Fridays in Montclair, New Jersey, something remarkable has already unfolded across town. Children burst out of their houses balancing backpacks and helmets, neighbors wave from porches, and parents gather on sidewalks as clusters of families pedal toward shared meeting points. It’s…
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM Conventional wisdom has long warned people with heart rhythm disorders to steer clear of caffeine. But a world-first clinical trial suggests that advice may need an update. Researchers from the University of Adelaide and the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) found that drinking at least one cup of…
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM Thanksgiving, a time of thanks and feasting, often comes with an unanticipated environmental cost. From extra food waste to increased carbon emissions, the holiday season may have a significant impact on our planet. However, choosing eco-friendly options does not imply foregoing the joy of celebrating. Here’s a thorough guide…
