The Great Sleep Scam: How We Forgot to Shut Down Like Our Ancestors
The idea of a solid, industrial-grade, perfectly rectangular block of sleep is about as old as the lightbulb—and about as natural as chicken nuggets.
Science
Consciousness: The One Thing Science Can’t Explain (But Pretends It Can)
Science loves to strut like it has every answer. Neurons fire, brain scans glow, and voilà — that’s you. Except… not really. Because when it comes to consciousness — the simple fact that you’re aware that you exist — science is still fumbling in the dark.
Training the Invisible Marksmanship Skill: How Young Athletes Can Learn to “Trust the Shot”
There’s a moment every great athlete eventually discovers — a flash so brief it hides between heartbeats. It feels like magic, but it isn’t. It’s the highest form of motor control: the point where training replaces thinking.
Dreaming Dictators
At a massive military parade in Beijing China’s Tiananmen Square that commemorated the 80th anniversary of the victory in World War II over the Japanese, Vladimir Putin of Russia and Xi Jinping of China were recorded discussing the prospect of medical longevity and even immortality.
Half a Brain, Whole Lotta Dumb: Why America Needs Both Hemispheres
We humans were built with two brain hemispheres for a reason. The left hemisphere handles logic, reason, and order — the spreadsheet half that alphabetizes the soup cans. The right hemisphere deals in creativity, intuition, and art — the half that paints the soup cans and calls it “social commentary.” Together, they make a functioning human being.
DNA, Entropy, and the Bible: Why Evolution is the Biggest Fairy Tale Ever Told
Let’s cut through the fog: the more science discovers, the more it proves the Bible right—and evolution wrong. We’re not “evolving” into gods; we’re devolving into genetic train wrecks.
New Cancer Treatment Protocol: A Success! The Hybrid Orthomolecular Cancer Protocol cures a man of Stage 4 prostate pancer
In 2023, according to the US Centers for Disease Control, 613,349 Americans died of cancer. That number is projected to increase to over 618,000 this year. As a result, medical research has been focused on the development of cancer treatment protocols for decades for all types of cancer.
Understanding Artificial Intelligence: A Tool, Not a Monster
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere in today’s headlines, often surrounded by both excitement and fear. Some imagine it as a revolution that will upend everything; others fear it as a runaway machine that will replace us.
The Morning News
I woke up looking for God. I always look for Him in the mornings. Sometimes, however, He’s hard to find. Sometimes He hides.
Alpena–Amberley Ridge: Underwater Hype Machine
apparently a pile of rocks under Lake Huron is the Ice Age equivalent of the Super Bowl. We’re told Paleoindians built “drive lanes,” hunted caribou like pros, and somehow had a supply chain reaching Yellowstone.
The Impostors
I joined social media in my thirties. Back then, social media was still a new, exciting frontier. Sort of like outer space except no zero-gravity toilets.
Back to the Future IV
God may not have provided mere mortals with the ability to conquer the 4th dimension, as thus empowered, man might be tempted to alter His plans and designs.
Reality Bites For National Propaganda Radio
A liberal newspaper openly admits what has been obvious for decades. Taxpayer funded radio is radically left.
We Were Warned in 1994… And We Still Didn’t Learn
Remember 1994? Ebola. Marburg. Deadly hemorrhagic fevers that liquefy organs, ooze blood from every orifice, and generally make a bad day look like a picnic.
Gov Overreach; Since 1958, the U.S. Has Kept Folks in Rural WV ‘Quiet’—At the Cost of Their Safety
The National Radio Quiet Zone (NRQZ), a sprawling 13,000-square-mile territory carved out over parts of West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland, was born in the Cold War era.
The Girl Who Lost Her Leg
She was 10 years old. She got kicked in the leg, during P.E. class. No big deal. Happens all the time. But her leg started doing weird things. Something was definitely wrong. “My leg started swelling, almost the size of a baseball,” she remembers.
Artificial Intelligence: Big Tech’s Domination of DC Doesn’t Bode Well
“If You Want a Picture of the Future, Imagine a Bot Deleting a Human Face – for Ever” As I’ve oft said, the two real US battles right now are: Globalists v Nationalists The Latest from Seton Motley is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or …
Medically Best?
With all the schooling one needs to become a licensed medical doctor, why do they not teach/acknowledge joint, tendon and muscle alignment therapy?
Dangers In The Cloud
The public cloud, for those not in the IT industry, is a group of computer service providers that provide IT services (at cost) to almost every company in the US today, along with the Federal Government, as well as many foreign countries.
Earwax, Noah’s Ark, and Mitochondrial Eve: How Genetics Echoes Genesis
In the great sweep of human history, few topics seem as unrelated as earwax and Noah’s Ark—yet modern genetics might say otherwise. Beneath your eardrum lies a curious clue that traces not only your ancestry, but possibly a post-Flood reboot of civilization itself.