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From Atheism to Technological Polytheism: Ancient Advanced Alien Civilizations

Atheism, in a desperate bid to remain relevant, is gradually rebranding itself with a new belief system, one that is replete with its very own “mythological lore.” You see, believing in abiogenesis just isn’t sufficient for atheists anymore. For the existence of all life on Earth to hinge on a completely unknown origin which is […]

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The Most Popular Hindu Movement in West Is… Anti-Hindu?

The current article at hand can be linked to some other recently published Muslim Skeptic articles, namely: Arya Samaj: How Radical Hindu Reformists Reshaped Hinduism Through Bollywood How Hinduism Had to Change and Become More Like Islam to Survive The string that binds them together is that they—including the movement we will be scrutinizing here, […]

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The Neuralink Nightmare: The Hormonal Terror That Awaits Modern Society

This is the fifth instalment in the series on Neuralink. For previous articles in this series, see: The Neuralink Nightmare: Hooked on Cyber-Heroin The Neuralink Nightmare: A Fictitious Universe of Seemingly Endless Pleasure The Neuralink Nightmare: The Transhumanist Elites’ Ultimate Mind Control Machine The Neuralink Nightmare: Dystopian Governments Manipulating People’s Memories In this part, we […]

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The Persisting Afghanistan-Pakistan Conflict: Between Nationalism & Secularism

Not so much as a week goes by without news of an exchange of fire between Afghanistanis and Pakistanis, for one reason or the other. It often revolves around so-called “security concerns” from the side of Pakistan, along with accusations of their neighbor harboring militants that threaten the country’s sovereignty, namely the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (also […]

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