Eight useful tools for discerning truth in the age of information warfare

Red or Blue Pill

Experts often don’t agree, we’re drowning in information, and censorship is a very real thing – here’s how to not get lost and confused navigating information.

I wanted to present a quick collection of ideas, thoughts, and reflections that can act as tools for navigating the information landscape. It can be confusing out there, hopefully these tools make things easier.

I want to point out that we have the potential to live in a world where we would not have to have this level of discernment. It would be possible if we were less blinded by political ideologies, emotions, social media algorithms and censorship. But given this is the landscape we find ourselves in today, knowing how to weather the storm is essential.

https://nexusnewsfeed.com/article/human-rights/eight-useful-tools-for-discerning-truth-in-the-age-of-information-warfare/

 

Texas Medical Board Suspends Doctor for Choosing to Do No Harm

Pledge

Paul Davis, Hensen’s lawyer, defended Hensen, declaring, “This arbitrary ridiculous order by the Texas Medical Board required him to put masks on all his ears, nose and throat patients, who already have difficulty breathing. So, bottom line, the Texas Medical Board is taking a doctor’s license in the state of Texas, shutting down his practice, because he refused to do harm to his patients.” Hensen has said he will file suit.

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2023/04/texas_medical_board_suspends_doctor_for_choosing_to_do_no_harm.html

How to make your own vitamin C

How To Make Your Own Vit C
This recipe is simple.

All you have to do is save the peels of any citrus fruit you eat. That’s because the peels of oranges, lemons, and other citrus fruits have 3 times more vitamin C than the part you usually eat.

Take those peels and remove the bitter white pith. The easiest way to remove the pith is to scrape it out with a grapefruit spoon. (You only need to remove the pith on the thicker peels like on navel oranges. If you’re using thinner peels, like those on tangerines, you don’t have to worry about the pith.)

Once you’ve removed the pith, cut the peels into small pieces, and set them out to dry for a few days.

You’ll know the peels are finished drying when they easily crack and snap in half, rather than bend.

https://www.nutrientinsider.com/News/3891/How-to-make-your-own-vitamin-C.htm