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The Unstoppable Rise of Miraculous Psychology

A collaborative study undertaken by scientists from Oxford, Mellon. MIT and UC universities published in April is entitled “AI Assistance Reduces Persistence and Hurts Independent Performance”. It found...

The Fall of the House of Biotechnology

This is among the most important articles that we have published not just because it challenges the current tsunami of polypharmacy that is being thrust upon us,...

The Truth and Tragedy of Covid in NZ

In our recent article “The Royal Commission Report is a Scientific and Ethical Failure", we reported on some of its key deficiencies. With the benefit of some...

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New Laws Are Urgently Needed to Outlaw Biotechnology Experimentation

NZ First have admitted they voted to progress an amended version of the Gene Technology Bill out of the select committee stage and return...

The Health Select Committee recommends the passage of the Gene Technology Bill

The Health Select Committee has reported back to Parliament with its recommendations on the Gene Technology Bill. Their 25 page report begins with the...

Give Us Our Daily Bread

This article examines genetically modified yeast in detail and shows how the biotech food industry is deceiving even consumer activists An article in the UK...

The Critical Role of mRNA COVID-19 Vaccination in Driving New Zealand’s Health Crisis

Our last two articles  'It's not unusual' and 'We need a real open national debate on healthcare and biotechnology' discuss the unfolding health crisis in...

We Need a Real Open National Debate on Healthcare and Biotechnology

The Listener has published an article entitled "NZ spends more on health than most countries - so why is our health system still sick?"....

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