The Storyteller in the Skull – An Investigation into the Brain’s Interpreter
Split-brain research uncovered a storyteller in our brain that invents false explanations for our actions. We investigate the evidence for this 'Interpreter' and its implications for consciousness and self.
The Silence of Scholars – Why Academia Won’t Touch Ethiopia’s Ark Claim
Ethiopia claims to guard the biblical Ark of the Covenant in Axum. Western academia's response? Complete silence. We investigate the institutional biases and hidden reasons behind this archaeological cold shoulder.
Cicada 3301 – The Puzzle No Agency Will Claim
Between 2012 and 2014, someone ran a global cryptographic treasure hunt that stumped codebreakers, left intelligence agencies silent, and has never been explained. All we have left are the puzzles, the gaps in the record, and a trail that vanishes every time you get close.
The Archive That Isn’t There – Investigating the Gaps in KGB History
One side burned their archives on the way out the door. The other side blacks out entire pages of what remains. When everyone is hiding the same kind of secrets, from the same period of time, it pays to ask why.
The Invisible Architects – Cold War Ops They Erased
Some of the Cold War’s smartest players weren’t superpowers. They were small nations running psychological ops, outmanoeuvring the giants, and vanishing their tracks. Here's how they did it.
An Unseen Threat – The Strange Death of Psychedelic Science
From CIA experiments to institutional censorship, this investigation tracks how ego dissolution went from medical breakthrough to taboo, and why it's still avoided in today's psychedelic revival.
The Credibility Paradox – Who Decides What’s True?
A respected doctor's fraud destroys vaccine trust. Anonymous sources expose presidential cover-ups. We investigated why our credibility filters fail catastrophically, who really decides what's true, and why it's about to get much worse.
The Contagion of Certainty – Folie à Deux and the Spread of Shared Psychosis
Folie à Deux. When one person’s conviction infects another. From asylums to online echo chambers, we investigate how shared psychosis happens, who is at risk, and what remains unexplained.
The Connectivity Trap – When Psychology Misreads Mental Strength
Recent research reveals people experiencing frequent déjà vu and premonitions tend to be more creative and resilient, contradicting clinical assumptions about such phenomena.
How the Pollock Twins Re-enacted a Family’s Unfinished Grief
An evidence-focused investigation into the Pollock twins. Are birthmarks and childhood memory anomalies the result of trauma, suggestion, or something unexplained? Explore what the evidence reveals and what remains uncertain.
Philip K. Dick’s 1974 Hallucinations and the Hospital Data Silo
Philip K. Dick claimed a 1974 hallucination saved his son's life. Medical records confirm the surgery, but strict data siloing between hospitals and psychiatrists left the physical evidence permanently unexplained.
The Phantom Time Hypothesis – The Clock That Lost 297 Years
Nearly 300 years might not have happened. The Phantom Time Hypothesis explores a chronological anomaly with deep implications for how we build and trust the past.