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The fearless dominance associated with psychopathy may be an important predictor of U.S. presidential performance.

On the Medical Xpress website, Carol Clark relates the following story: "After a gunman shot him in the chest in 1912, Theodore Roosevelt went ahead and delivered a scheduled speech, blood leaking onto his shirt. ‘Friends,’ he began, "I don’t know whether you fully understand that I’ve just been shot. But it takes more than that to bring down a Bull Moose.’"
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New Dawn Magazine has done a fascinating interview with Graham Hancock. "There is a story not yet told about human history and prehistory. Could there be something missing in the story we tell ourselves about the past?"  "The Maya are not saying that the world ends on December 21, 2012. They are saying that a great cycle ends and a new one begins." And then he proceeds to describe that new cycle with great insight and clarity.
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New Dawn is doing some exciting stuff.
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In this incredible brain bender of a conversation, Whitley Strieber and Linda Moulton Howe discuss the implications of structures that can generate power and transmit it wirelessly, and how this secret may have been uncovered by Nicola Tesla in his laboratory in Manhattan in the 1890s. (Tesla demonstrated his equipment’s ability to cause lightbulbs to illuminate at a distance, and said that he had discovered an extraordinary power source that would change the world. After his death, all of his patents and equipment were seized by federal authorities and have remained hidden ever since.)
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