After getting the little piece of information that I could perhaps work as a science teacher, I collected more information. The curriculum for schools in Germany did significantly evolve since my time as a student. And even to the better! Learning facts and getting indoctrinated got replaced by getting educated to form an own opinion […]

Oishi is asteroid #3379 and also known as 1931 TJ1. Oishi measures thirteen kilometers in diameter and belongs to the Nysa/ Polana asteroid-complex. Oishi’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.36 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.13, a period of revolution of 1’320 days, and an inclination of 2.9 degrees. Oishi was discovered […]

Since July, 1st in this year, the border between the European Union and the British Overseas Territory Gibraltar is open again. Some people still try to paint features of the Brexit as if they’d be a punishment for the Brexit, yet they still are what defines the Brexit. The United Kingdom didn’t want to be part […]

Old Joe is asteroid #10515 and also known as 1989 UB3. Old Joe measures 3.4 km in diameter. Whether the asteroid-family of Astraea exists is disputed, but if it exists, then Old Joe belongs to it. Old Joe’s orbit is characterized by a semi-major axis of 2.57 Astronomical Units, an eccentricity of 0.26, a period […]

The technology exists to charge two people standing side by side different prices for the same loaf of bread simply because an algorithm has determined one of them is willing to pay more. While Martin Armstrong and some governments like that of New Jersey hate the idea, customers are eagerly handing over their personal data […]

“During the 1980s, Pfizer developed a chymosin preparation made through genetic engineering.” “In 1990, the Food and Drug Administration affirmed Pfizer’s fermentation-derived chymosin preparation from genetically modified E. coli K-12 as generally recognized as safe.” Both of these sentences are from Martin Armstrong. He also claims that ninety percent to ninety-five percent of American cheese are […]

What are new genomic methods? At least I did wonder about this expression, when I during reading the update faced this expression. While new breeds need eight to fifteen years until they may enter the market, genetically modified organisms need twelve to sixteen years until they enter the market. So faster methods for altering plants […]

People usually bequeath whatever they have to their direct offspring. Martin Armstrong claims that things in Japan would be different. There business owners wouldn’t simply trust in their own blood. Japanese business owners would instead adopt somebody capable, so that they can bequeath the business to the capable person. But if you read his article […]

When plants contain too few vitamins and this is bad for them, while more vitamins would be good for them, then what could be more natural than to provide more vitamins for plants? This is called bio-fortification and done by genetic modification, breeding, and so-called new genomic methods. Because genetically modified organisms are stigmatized for […]

The Bundeswehr on July, 20th held a pledge ceremony. Not an oath ceremony because in Germany only professional soldiers swear an oath, while those, who only attend military training, make a pledge. Navid Kermani, who I mentioned in a previous article, held a speech at this ceremony. I give a DeepL translation of the most […]