We look ahead to the year 2100 and see radical life extension, the changes it will have on human behavior, and the potential problems with not being able to die even when you want to (think Revelation 9:6).
Science often wanders deep into religious territory. This week, we discuss claims that the entire universe is alive and that Jesus was a first-century mushroom hallucination, and compare those concepts to transhumanism, cosmism, and postmodernism.
CDC director Dr. Rachel Wallensky claimed that COVID-19 infection and hospitalization rates for US teens is spiking. The CDC’s data shows that her claim is based on conveniently selected start and end dates for her graph, since the most recent data shows rates dropping to record lows.
We peer into the future to see what’s coming at us: Self-driving electric vehicles, social media running our lives, and the emergence of “spiritual machines.”Continue Reading
We discuss season 3 of the HBO series Westworld and compare its take on a technocratic dystopia with the current drive by the ID2020 Alliance to create a global digital ID database linked to Bill Gates’ vaccine agenda.
American media was fixated on hearings about the January 6 riot at the Capitol Monday while the al-Aqsa Mosque on the Temple Mount was engulfed in smoke.
Innovation in science and technology isn’t evil, but it’s a powerful lure that draws humanity back to the false promise of the serpent in Eden: Ye shall be as gods.
IS EVERY person created by God with intrinsic value, or are some people flowers while others are weeds? Robert Blaise, producer of the documentary Human Weeds, discusses the repackaging and rebranding of the eugenics movement.
THE NEWS media is a weapon. The question is who’s wielding it and for what purpose?Continue Reading
THE MEMO released by the House Intelligence Committee Friday summarizes the evidence behind the biggest scandal in Washington, D.C. since Watergate — but you wouldn’t know it from reports in the mainstream media.Continue Reading