On this episode… Instead of implanting ready-made electronics into the body, Swedish researchers went a completely different route: they’re growing what they need inside the brain. Injecting a gel filled with enzymes directly into a specific area, the method allows...
On this episode… The Schumann Resonances are a set of frequencies produced by electromagnetic waves in Earth’s lower ionosphere. The frequencies, created from thunderstorms and lightning, range from 7.83 Hz, called the Earth’s “heartbeat,” to...
On this episode… Most people are familiar with psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, but some conditions are so rare that many psychiatrists won’t come across a single case in their professional lives. In today’s episode we’ll...
On this episode… In 1966, in Britain, an extraordinary project took shape. An UK wide attempt to determine whether people really could predict future events by reporting premonitions as they had them, to a centralised bureau. John Barker, a Cambridge-educated...
On this episode… In this episode we discuss Project Silica by Microsoft. Microsoft’s Project Silica is a world first storage technology designed and built from the media up to address humanity’s need for a long-term, sustainable storage technology. It’s not a...
On this episode… Welcome to the new era of the previously known as “Down The Rabbit Hole”. We are a podcast that started back in 2015 and we are starting our new journey in video format. We start going through this rabbit Hole with the topic: Morbid...
On this episode… For the second part of the Spotify topic we welcome back our special guest: Daniel Patrick Cohen The topic of Spotify has been floating around for many years and leaves many questions. Is Spotify killing the music industry or better said, is it...
On this episode… Aiming ultrasound at the brain raises hope of new treatments. As a way to see inside the body, revealing a tumor or a fetus, ultrasound is tried and true. But neuroscientists have a newer ambition for the technology: tinkering with the brain. At...
On this episode… For this episode we have a special guest: Daniel Patrick Cohen The topic of Spotify has been floating around for many years and leaves many questions. Is it good or bad for the musicians? Is the business model abusive? What can we do or better...
On this episode… Birds do it. Bees do it. But the human subject, standing here in a hoodie—can he do it? Joe Kirschvink is determined to find out. For decades, he has shown how critters across the animal kingdom navigate using magnetoreception, or a sense of...
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