The United State’s moon landing of 1969 wasn’t questioned at the time largely because the masses were insulated in within what we now refer to as the “legacy media” bubble. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) was working on the internet at the time, meaning everyday people were limited to the information filtered through TV, radio, and newspapers. Fast forward […]
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The Boeing jet safety saga plays out like John Grisham and Stephen King paired up to write the ultimate Horror Legal Mystery Novel. At the same time, the Boeing whistleblower deaths are stacking up at an Agatha Christie “And Then There Were None” rate. At the center of this story is an antagonist worth $110 billion dollars,
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Have you ever been certain about something, only to find out you were totally wrong? Well, the Mandela Effect is like that, but on a huge scale! It’s when lots of people remember something one way, but the truth turns out to be very different. We have seen this phenomenon in pop culture, books, history,
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