If you’re confused by your feelings, here’s some good (?) news: researchers from the renowned Berkeley have identified 27 categories of emotions: admiration, adoration, aesthetic appreciation, amusement, anger, anxiety, awe, awkwardness, boredom, calmness, confusion, craving, disgust, empathetic pain, entrancement, excitement, fear, horror, interest, joy, nostalgia, relief.…

In early January, the american state of Utah implemented a federal law that was passed in the spring of 2025, which redefines who has the authority to sign pharmaceutical prescriptions.…

“Millions of lives will be saved!” When was the last time you heard this “promise”? When the mRNA platforms (the manufacturing companies, that is) opened wide the door for genetic intervention in living organisms in real time.…

We say that so-called “smartphones” have become remote controls for everyday life – to the point of criminality. At the same time, manufacturing companies periodically warn their customers that these “remote controls” are being monitored behind the users’ backs:…

The 1 trillion dollars or 1.5 or whatever amount the American president distributes freely for the reconstruction of the american army is a powerful magnet. And the era (especially after the dynamic emergence of drones as precision artillery on the Ukrainian battlefield) fosters great expectations.…

A team of experts from China has created the world’s first mini-uterus on a chip that can fully reproduce the “implantation” of human embryos in the uterus during early pregnancy.…

Even if someone hesitates to use the term “fascism” for the current, contemporary evolution of oligarchies toward absolutist regimes, they can no longer fail to see the application of Mussolini’s definition of fascism.…

“The world was shocked on November 25, 2018, when Chinese geneticist He Jiankui announced that he had used CRISPR technology to ‘correct’ the DNA of two embryos that had been conceived in vivo.”…

Remember the circulation restrictions during the hygiene campaign? It was not an exception but rather a test of the state of exception that will be repeated in the not-so-distant future for various reasons.…