via studyfinds.org: New survey shows 75 percent of students at U.S. colleges have battled significant stress in the past year, leading 1 in 5 to consider suicide BOSTON — For some, it’s the best four years of their lives. For others, it’s …
There’s been a lot of cases of Facebook using the info It’s users share as a way of spying on people and the elites use social media to influence their mood so I think this is an interesting study. A …
by Chris Black In other, unrelated news, Google announced a 10% reduction in its work force. Joke aside, according to a study released on Thursday by GovPredict, 9 out of 10 Google/Alphabet employees made political donations to Democrats. Truth be …
by Chris Black If you’re still relying on big-tech news-aggregators like Google or Yahoo, this means you’re a “normie” and you must be red-pilled on the issue as soon as possible. So, keep reading, it’s going to be lots of …
via Ann Saphir A narrowing gap between short-term and long-term borrowing costs could be signaling heightened risk of a U.S. recession, researchers at the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank said in a study published on Monday. The research relies on an …
This month, the Associated Press launched an investigation into Google and discovered the company was able to track its users’ physical movements even when they told them not to. This week, a lawsuit was filed against the Silicon Valley giant over its tracking policies. …
via realclearmarkets: For nearly two decades, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) has deployed negative interest rates, asset purchases and other unorthodox monetary policy tools to battle moribund inflation. Today, that policy toolkit is showing signs of exhaustion – a warning …
Eating too much protein could be as dangerous as smoking for middle-aged people, a study has found: [np_storybar title=”We all need more protein, but be careful where and when you get it” link=”http://life.nationalpost.com/2013/06/25/jennifer-sygo-we-all-need-more-protein-but-be-careful-where-and-when-you-get-it/”%5D These days, it seems you can’t turn …
Study Shows Liberal Universities Show Liberal Bias Even In Tweets. Andrew Selepak, a researcher at the University of Florida, analyzed more than 1,000 tweets sent by the top 25 and bottom 25 universities on the U.S. News and World Report’s …
via dailywire: Democrats are all about free stuff. Free health care. Free college. Free birth control. Heck, even free money (with the new very Democratic idea of “basic income,” in which the government takes your money and gives it to . …
by visualcapitalist When it comes to the extremely challenging job of running a nation, a university education can help in setting up a leader for success. The vast majority of heads of government have some sort of post-secondary education – 83%, …
Facebook is actively trying to rig the elections for the Democrats Democrat The Gateway Pundit has repeatedly reported on tech giant censorship of conservative content. The Gateway Pundit (TGP) reached a record number of page views in 2017. TGP readership …
via Activist Post: For years, conspiracy theories about smart phones listening to users without their permission to show them advertisements have abounded. While some researchers have shown this could happen, a first of its kind study just found something far more insidious. …
via CNBC: Housing and medical items top the list of fastest-growing expenses for retirees. Older Americans experienced a 4 percent loss in Social Security buying power from January 2017 to January 2018. For 2019, benefits are expected to increase by …
We hit peak civilization in the 70s. All downhill from there. via thetimes.co.uk: The IQ scores of young people have begun to fall after rising steadily since the Second World War, according to the first authoritative study of the phenomenon. The …
by Dr. Eowyn Research by two scientists on DNA and mitochrondria found that over 90% of animal species in existence today — including humans — had originated only 100,000 to 200,000 years ago. While the two scientists shied away from saying …
Landmark new research that involves analyzing millions of DNA barcodes has debunked much about what we know today about the evolution of species. In a massive genetic study, senior research associate at the Program for the Human Environment at Rockefeller …
Among all addictive substances, tobacco was found to have the most detrimental effect, largely due to the higher rate of consumption around the world with just over 15 percent of the global population being smokers. Second on the list was …
by Thinker A new study finds that the death toll in Puerto Rico from Hurricane Maria stands close to 4,600, more than 70 times the government’s original estimate. CNN’s Leyla Santiago reports. Another nation that had a disaster and the …
via Mike Mish Shedlock I previously called millennials the “screwed” generation. A more polite Fed study uses the term “lost generation”. A Fed study on the Demographics of Wealth explains How Education, Race, Birth Year Shaped Financial Outcomes. The study covers the long …
Via Marketwatch Millions of Americans who lost manufacturing jobs during the 2000s have long ”known” China was to blame, not robots. And many helped elect Donald Trump as president because of his insistence that China was at fault. Evidently many …
by Chris Black If you’re old school like yours truly, you’re probably remembering that old marketing slogan: Nokia, connecting people. Even if the Finnish company is not a big-tech top-dog anymore, Facebook is still here, bigger and stronger than ever …
WELL: Here’s The F-22 Production Restart Study The USAF Has Kept Secret For Over A Year. “We finally see the study that was oddly classified on arrival and it has new relevance based on Japan’s desire for a new stealth fighter.” Working …
Big Pharma owns the approval process. Drugs are produced for potential profit, not based on how well they actually work. via yale.edu: Nearly one out of every three drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have a new safety …
by Chris Black Motto: An armed man is a Citizen. An unarmed man is a subject. Considering Canada’s latest (and worst in thirty years) mass killing from yesterday (10 people dead and others injured), it’s pretty obvious that when a …
LONDON — How young is too young when it comes to owning a smartphone? Believe it or not, according to a new study, a quarter of children six and under actually own a mobile device. Researchers with musicMagpie, a company that helps …
by John Ward A YouGov study released today shows that only 1 in 5 British citizens support a missile strike against the Syrian régime. ______________________________________________________ In turn, the Hague-based Organisation for the Prevention of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has just produced a …
by URPerfect http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/spending-bill-stipulate-cdc-study-gun-violence/story?id=53920156 The main argument against such a study should be comparative to another article in the bill of rights, for example 4th amendment. Would a study into demographics of suicide bombers be beneficial for our search and seizure …
This is a great example of how BBC propaganda works. Piers Morgan acts indignant that the RT journalist won’t acknowledge Putin’s role in assassinations. Yet, even though Piers Morgan constantly asserts this to be true, he doesn’t provide a shred …
Scientists from Northwestern University published a study in the journal Neuropsychologia attempting to establish a link between religious fundamentalism and brain impairment. The findings suggest that religious fundamentalists have less cognitive flexibility, in addition, the study states that damage to …