Martin Armstrong wrote a rant about Virginia permitting male migrants to visit high school. I don’t get his point. This probably is because I’m from a country, where attending school is compulsory. So I wonder whether Martin Armstrong means 1. non-English speaking migrants, as he himself describes them, shouldn’t attend school at all and so […]

Bullies rarely use weapons. These leave quite clear traces and this interferes with the bullies’ most basic means of attack, the false accusation. So if you use a weapon, then you not only have it much easier in fending off a bully, but also create the chance to harm you by false accusations. You could […]

Martin Armstrong sometimes has funny ideas. He decades ago created a computer program, which is much more AI than any of the contemporary AI agents. This computer program is named Socrates and analyzes markets from around the world. Because Socrates is based on the paradigm that time is cyclical, so Socrates is able to predict […]

On May, 12th in each year since 1992 is the International Awareness Day for Multiple Chemical Sensitivity. This fancy holiday was initiated in 1992 by the US-American medic Tom Hennessy, but why May, 12th was chosen is forgotten. A yellow ribbon and the canary bird got chosen as symbols for multiple chemical sensitivity awareness. People […]

Learning about history at least in my school began with learning about the ancient Egyptians. So I began this article series, too, with writing about ancient Egypt. I couldn’t always follow the same structure of from the far past over the near past to present because neither are enough things known about the past for […]

In this third part, I give some more background information about Bulgaria. East of Bulgaria is the Black Sea. North of Bulgaria is Romania and southeast of Bulgaria is Türkiye, both also are neighboring the Black Sea. This somehow isn’t a place for making friends. Bulgaria in the northwest touches Serbia. West of Bulgaria is […]

The Intention-Manifestation Theory is something similar to prosperity gospel, yet with more proponents. For example had for a while the self-help guru Rhonda Byrne been a popular proponent of this theory in the USA. The author of the Martial Development blog couldn’t apply the theory successfully, so modified it to the Intention-Action-Manifestation Theory, which is […]

The German auxiliary bishop, theologian, and notorious witch hunter Peter Binsfeld in his Treatise on Confessions by Evildoers and Witches (Trier, 1589) gave a classification of the Seven Princes of Hell. The anonymous English The Lanterne of Light from 1409/ 1410 already contained a similar list with some name variants, yet not different realms. Many […]

The Hundred Years’ War wasn’t one war, but a complex of intermittent conflicts during the Late Middle Age. It was a French succession war, during which King Edward III of England used the opportunity to make a claim to the French throne. These conflicts spanned one-hundred-and-sixteen years, from 1337 A.D. until 1453 A.D., and were […]

I at least once watched a ‘Making of …’ and decided to not watch the according movie. I even don’t remember the title of that movie, but in its ‘Making of …’ got explained that making use of obstacles in the surrounding would be a female way of fighting because women can’t rely on strength. This […]