Day: March 11, 2023

10 Great Mysteries Hidden in Famous Paintings (Video)

At Ancient Origins, we believe that one of the most important fields of knowledge we can pursue as human beings is our beginnings. And while some people may seem content with the story as it stands, our view is that there exist countless mysteries, scientific anomalies and surprising artifacts that have yet to be discovered and explained. The goal […]

Power: A German monologue | UKColumn

A German philosopher addresses blithe assumptions predominant among his own nation. So you reckon—? You reckon if America ramps up its social programmes a bit and enforces a few speech codes on college graduates, the racial problem there will disappear in a puff of smoke? You reckon if the French Government pumps more EU money […]

Police misconduct: Bad recruitment, poor vetting, or a failure of leadership?

In letting on recently that in ‘most weeks, there’s two or three officers going to court for criminal cases’, Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley gave the impression that in the capital, at least, the constabulary is more representative of the community it serves than might have been imagined. Of course, that was not his […]

USDC slowly repegs on unconfirmed reports of SVB resolution

According to a post on Mar. 11 by Bob Elliot, chief investment officer of Unlimited Funds, relief efforts may already be underway less than 72 hours after the collapse of prominent American tech bank Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). Elliot claimed, among many items, that “big banks actively working on buying svb business,” the U.S. Federal […]

US Space Farce | UKColumn

From an astronautical perspective, this sounds like a lower tolerable limit, since at this speed it would still take over six thousand years to get to the other side of our own galaxy. In the TV series Star Trek: The Next Generation, travelling at superlight speed is indicated on a logarithmic scale on which Warp […]