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Fear of Vengeful Gods Helped Societies Expand
A study, published Wednesday in Nature, suggests religiosity may contribute to greater cooperation and collaboration despite geographic separation.

In the Pentagon’s new budget, the Air Force won and the Navy and Army lost (Washington Post, by Dan Lamothe, 09 Feb 2016)
This general ‘takes umbrage’ at the notion the U.S. military has been gutted (Washington Post, 09 Feb 2016)
Continue reading “Marcus Aurelius: Cognitive Dissonance at Defense — Hollow Army, Hollow Generals”

Big data was a popular buzzword a few years ago, making it seem that it was a brand new innovation. The eDiscovery process, however, has been around for several decades, but recent technology advancements have allowed it to take off and be implemented in more industrial fields. While many big data startups have sprung up, ZyLab-a leading innovator in the eDiscovery and information governance-started in its big data venture in 1983. ZyLab created a timeline detailing its history called, “ZyLab’s Timeline Of Technical Ingenuity.” Read full post.

Flawed Models and Industry Influence Affects Regulation of Toxic Chemicals

European Political Influence Operations Are «Made in USA»
In yet another case of pure American hypocrisy on a grand scale, the US Congress has ordered James Clapper, the director of National Intelligence, to investigate alleged Russian financing of European political parties over the past decade.
Continue reading “Wayne Madsen: European Political Influence Operations Are «Made in USA»”

Can we trust the World Health Organisation on Zika? Read this article by Jon Rappoport and decide for yourself.
Zika: Who launched the fake-epidemic story in Brazil?
Going from 4,000 cases to 404 cases was a revelation. It means there is no reason to claim, so far, that there is an epidemic of microcephaly. Then, another stunner. Of the 404 cases, only 17 “had a relationship with the Zika virus.” Therefore, obviously, there was no Zika-causing-microcephaly story, either.