In the ever-evolving landscape of digital communication, understanding the intricate dynamics of information warfare, psychological operations (psyops), and asymmetrical war vectors is paramount. At The Insider’s Views, we delve deep into these domains to unravel the complexities and shed light on the nuances that define the contemporary digital battlefield. The Nexus of Information Warfare Understanding…
In the world of international health, the Expense and Melinda Gates Foundation’s foray into Artificial Intelligence (AI) has actually ended up being a topic of extreme examination. In a current advancement, a trio of academics from the University of Vermont, Oxford University, and the University of Cape Town has provided their insights into the controversial…
Canadian doctors have recently faced scrutiny and controversy surrounding their approach to patients suffering from chronic depression and suicidal thoughts. In a shocking case, a 37-year-old woman, Kathrin Mentler, sought assistance at Vancouver General Hospital for her troubling mental health condition, hoping for psychiatric help to alleviate her anguish. However, what unfolded during her visit…
In the long list of historical blunders, this one might just top them all. It wasn’t a clerical error or a misjudged policy—it was a full-scale, high-stakes genetic experiment rolled out under the banner of public health. And Canada, like most of the world, was swept into it without blinking. They called it mRNA technology….
Carbon markets are a way for companies to buy and sell carbon credits. A carbon credit represents one tonne of carbon dioxide (or its equivalent in other greenhouse gases) that has been reduced or removed from the atmosphere. Companies can buy these credits to offset their own emissions or sell them to others who need…