enquiringmind

I saw your comments on Derrick Broze's thread, and I agree with much of what you say about some conspiracy theorists in this video, even though I don't completely agree with your views on vaccines. I would

I think you have a point (though I'm not sure exactly what it is). I'll give you an upvote for originality.

Have you checked your Social folder for the missing emails? Gmail started dividing up emails between two folders, primary and social, a while ago, and I must have missed their announcement about it. As

I actually transcribed a whole YouTube video of more than an hour a few days ago. I didn't set out to do it - I just found the info in the video so compelling that I decided to copy it to get the facts

The only UK newspaper that seems to have given this story decent coverage is The Sun - it has a feature headed "Talc Cancer Scandal" with a full video report. The Guardian had a dry report headed

Just discovered your project and I think it's fantastic - giving a voice to the people who usually get ignored. I'm always interested to find out why and how someone becomes homeless. It's often much more

I think he was kind of ahead of his time. I'd be interested to know what he's doing now.

He seems to have been brought down for daring to set up a successful gold-backed alternative to fiat. It attracted many crooks, but then so do most fiat currencies, and despite helping turn in the crooks

Remember what happened to Douglas Jackson, who founded egold, one of the first online payment systems? He was convicted of money laundering with a 3-year sentence.

I find it outrageous and terrifying that the country I live in is prosecuting someone for making a joke. If the video is considered offensive there are more rational ways of dealing with it – for example,

Interesting. It shows that the horrors of war could happen anywhere and at any time. We should never be complacent about it.

I agree with your open-minded stance. It will be so interesting to see what the results of this "experiment" will be - hopefully it will ultimately be positive for the population, but there could

I agree that this is an amazing transformation, BUT it can be very confusing. I downloaded some decades-old classical music from the Library of Congress, to use as background music for a free-of-ads YouTube,

Urgh - politicians are the pits! I hope to visit again someday.

Welcome to Steemit! I visited Yugoslavia (as it was then) in 1989. People were very friendly, although there was terrible inflation. I couldn't believe it when that terrible war started. It must have changed

I agree with your sentiment, especially about the plastic waste that threatens our oceans, which is horrific. But I think we should try to tackle this problem at source. Manufacturers try their hardest