- Dark matter ‘droplets’ could solve multiple cosmic mysteries.
- Alcohol-soaked star system could help explain ‘why life, including us, was able to form’—obligatory Simpsons quote.
- Babies experience pain before they can comprehend it—do we ever, really?
- Trump administration ousts National Science Foundation from headquarters building.
- Snake venom, urine, and a quest to live forever: inside a biohacking conference emboldened by MAHA.
- How a privacy expert tried—and failed—to disappear from the internet.
- Are Art and conspiracy theories related?
- Merveilleux-scientifique: With brain swaps and death rays, a little-known French sci-fi genre explored science’s dark possibilities a century ago—kind of like Belle Epoque’s Black Mirror.
- The Saucer Life podcast continues the story of ‘UFO Contact from Andromeda’.
- (Video) The strength and reliability of remote viewing with Russell Targ.
- Tangentially Speaking interviews Manvir Singh, author of ‘Shamanism: The Timeless Religion’.
- Binnall of America—The Revival interviews author Maxim Furek to talk about the very strange Sheppton Mine Disaster of 1963, Bigfoot, flying saucers, and much more.
- Rejoice, X-Files fans: You’re finally getting the Lego treatment.
- Tesla finally makes its (long, long, looong delayed) Robotaxi debut in Austin.
- Red Pill of the Day: ‘Big Balls’ no longer works for The Man.
Thanks to Rick.
Quote of the Day:
In consequence of inventing machines, men will be devoured by them.
Jules Verne
