It is increasingly common in the twenty-first century that things we thought we knew are disproven, either by scientific evidence or our own everyday experiences. There is a profound reason for this, and in an attempt to explain this reason I am writing a book,…

The work of American archaeologist Mary Settegast (1934-2020) shows how many of the contradictions and controversies that arise from archaeological findings become harmonized as soon as the findings are placed within the historical account offered by Greek thinkers like Plato – an account radically different…

A renewal is taking place in science, an untelevised one. Tension has been building in recent years regarding the 'puzzle' that is scientific knowledge: most puzzle pieces are to be found outside the visible material realm; outside the laws of spacetime. Immaterial, uncrystallized worlds have…