The Hidden Superpower of New Customers: How Fact-Based Design Builds Ultimate Loyalty

We’ve all seen the classic business statistics showing that roughly 70% to 80% of first-time visitors to a website or physical storefront leave without returning. Most companies view this as an unchangeable rule of business, but innovative leaders see it as a massive, untouched opportunity. To understand why, we can look at a classic operational […]

Did Mossad Have 9/11 preknowledge?

25 years ago, on 11 September 2001, 2 planes travelling from Boston to LA were diverted to New York and crashed into the Twin Towers, one into the Pentagon and a fourth on the way to Washington was crashed into a field in Pennsylvania due to resistance from crew and passengers. Many theories have grown […]

The Roles of Extremism and Politically Motivated Activism in Manipulation and Propaganda

The broad, routine use of “TERF” as a slur against ordinary women (not just known radical feminists) — mothers, school parents, female athletes, teachers, and safeguarding campaigners — for simply discussing safeguarding in schools or questioning risks/threats in women’s contact sports (including boxing) did begin to surge around 2018–2019 and became dominant by 2020.Pre-2018 ContextBefore […]

Wayback Machine Digital Access made so difficult

During COVID i spent some time on Wayback Machine to access links in an article by Shibo from 2005 about SARS vaccine research. The article was open, honest and transparent and shared links to NIAID, WHO, CDC and MMWR, which openly reported virus outbreaks, other events and biosafety events. In 2020, when I first found […]

Why Divide and Conquer is All About Politics

I keep writing boring poems about politics. I am processing, trying to get my head around a beast of an idea. I remember being at sixth form college in 1987 and there was a debating society, which tackled the thorny issue of fox hunting, a popular activity in Surrey at that time. Today, it would […]