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- A stunning discovery at an archaeological dig in the UK is rewriting the timeline of when humans first made fire, pushing it back 350,000 years.
- ‘I met the wonderfully diverse community keeping the Bigfoot legend alive and it surprised me at every turn.’
- Where did Indonesia’s ‘hobbits’ go? A study reveals major new clues.
- Raising cover-up fears, Department of War moves to weaken Havana Syndrome team.
- Aliens are talking to each other – and we could eavesdrop on them, scientists say.
- The arrest of a Jan. 6 pipe bomb suspect blows up a right-wing conspiracy theory espoused by many in the MAGAverse, amid a shocking confession from the deputy director of the FBI.
- Fears grow that the world’s rarest apes were swept away in Sumatran floods.
- This bright star will soon die in a nuclear explosion — and could be visible in Earth’s daytime skies.
- Mysterious ‘demon monolith’ adorned with screaming faces and twisted bodies appears in California desert.
- Sportswear boss offers his £3billion firm to anyone who can prove Earth is flat.
- NASA loses contact with spacecraft that has been orbiting Mars for more than a decade.
- Science fiction or Silicon Valley? Seven books that foresaw our digital lives.
- Video of the Day: The rise of the science populists.
Quote of the Day
Cyberpunk literature, particularly novels like Neal Stephenson’s Snow Crash and William Gibson’s Neuromancer, serves as a foundation for hyperstitional thinking in [Dark Enlightenment] circles… These novels, with their privatized, authoritarian structures, provide [Dark Enlightenment] advocates with a blueprint for reimagining governance as a privilege reserved for an elite.
Hyperstition uses speculative visions to normalise authoritarianism, reshaping public perception to view elite-led governance as a desirable alternative to failing democracies.
