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The world is changing fast.  So fast that it makes us see through a lens of insanity. How does rapid change drive us nuts?  In 1905, a six-year-old boy in Norway had a revelatory experience.  Summers were hot in Oslo, his hometown.  To keep her son happy, his mom rented a farmhouse fifteen miles outside
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We are accustomed to being the leader of the global order, the big kahuna on planet earth.  But our preeminence is slipping.  And your media, whether it’s Fox News or CNN, is not telling you about it. Tuesday night, a two-day summit wrapped up that will slowly but surely have an impact on your life
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It all started on Sunday of last week, July 26th.  Iraqi militias under the control of Iran rained missiles down on critical oil and energy facilities in Saudi Arabia.  In 72 hours the Iraqis launched a reported 70 rockets and drones. By Tuesday July 28th, the Saudis had had enough.  They joined us in attacking the Iranian-backed mini-armies.
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Tuesday July 14th, the House of Representatives passed a bill to let states choose Daylight Saving Time as a permanent, year-round thing. It’s called the Sunshine Protection Act.  The bill passed by an astonishing 308 to 117. Now it has to go to the Senate and then to the president.  The president has already let
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Two surprising things happened in the Iran War on Wednesday, June 3rd.  Congress passed a War Powers Resolution.  And our president announced about Iran’s supreme leader that “we seem to be getting along quite well” and that he would like to sit down with him in person. Meanwhile, our president has proclaimed that when it comes to
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The current war with Iran is a necessity.  Iran is a danger to you and me. Iran has been working on nuclear weapons for 35 years.  Some say Iran already has The Bomb. Others admit Iran has enough fissile material for from sixty to 90 bombs. And Iran has been working on intercontinental ballistic missiles since at
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Brooklyn, NY – For more than half a century, we have told ourselves a story about space. It is a story of missions. We launch. We travel. We land. We plant a flag. And we come home. Apollo did it. Artemis is trying to do it again. Every headline, every press release, every televised launch
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There are people who chase the spotlight—and then there are people who understand where the light comes from. Howard Bloom has always belonged to the second kind. He doesn’t enter a room so much as alter its chemistry. Long before algorithms dictated fame and virality could be measured in clicks, Bloom was already mapping the unseen
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Who the Hell Is Howard Bloom? Howard Bloom is one of those wildly eclectic thinkers who refuses to be pinned down — he’s part science theorist, part cultural provocateur, and part cosmic storyteller. Born in Buffalo in 1943, Bloom started off as a science-obsessed kid, digging into microbiology and cosmology long before most people could
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Howard Bloom has never written “safe” books. He writes the kind that make people uncomfortable because they refuse to stay in their lane. Biology bleeds into politics. Physics crashes into psychology. Culture gets treated like a living organism instead of a polite abstraction. That through-line runs straight into the mission of the Howard Bloom Institute — and it’s
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The Howard Bloom Institute isn’t built for soundbites, hot takes, or intellectual comfort. It exists for people who want to understand why the world behaves the way it does—not just what’s happening on the surface. Founded by Howard Bloom, the Institute operates as a home base for deep thinking about human behavior, evolution, power, belief systems, and the future of
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2025 marked a bold, boundary-pushing year for Howard Bloom, one that once again proved why he is regarded as one of the most provocative thinkers of our time—unafraid to challenge convention, fuse disciplines, and reimagine the future. At the center of the year was the release of his groundbreaking new book, “The Case of the Sexual Cosmos:
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Howard Bloom has never been interested in polite thinking. He’s the kind of writer who looks at accepted wisdom, tilts his head, and asks an uncomfortable question: What if we’ve been wrong the whole time? That instinct drives his latest book, The Case of the Sexual Cosmos: Everything You Wanted to Know About Nature Is Wrong — a provocative
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