Have you heard of saturation diving? It's like scuba diving, but on steroids. Hugo de Preez spends a month at a time living in a pod, from where he dives hundreds of metres down to work on oil pipes.
Sir Francis Bacon is often hailed as the father of modern science, but Robert Frederick argues he is in fact the father of a scientific cult.
I often hear this maxim, and I think it's a poor strategy in most areas of life. History is full of examples showing why this kind of thinking fails.
It doesn't matter who the president is—they'll always prioritise themselves and the state over you, me, and every other citizen. We're the peasant class.
Joshua Snyman is a South African filmmaker who has travelled to the Antarctic numerous times. I wanted to hear about his experience and what it's like, from flying there, to sleeping in a tent, to the temperature, and more.
South Africa's declaration of foot and mouth disease as a national disaster is politically driven fear porn, says Húgo Krüger. Farmer Angus, a friend of mine who is a regenerative farmer, refers to it as 'foot in mouth disease'.
Setareh Sadeqi is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tehran, and argues that Iran is under attack by a Satanic, paedophilic, Epstein class trying to distract the world's eyes from the truth.
A former guest on my podcast, David Hughes, wrote a bizarre article in which he questioned my independence—hinting that I might be controlled opposition. It's just that, well, he has no supporting evidence. Why is he trying to create unnecessary suspicion and enemies?
Tolkien was a literary genius—probably the finest in history. For those who read between the lines, his books reveal the history of the world.
An ancient cult that has secretly shaped world events and aims to enslave humanity through a technological control grid.
Jason Christoff has released a new film exploring how the choices we think we're making aren't really ours at all— they're being made for us. It's psychological warfare in plain sight, and we're blind to it.
Ferdinand Rabie won the first South African Big Brother back in 2001. What's he been up to? Where is he now? I caught up with him.
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