Denmark wants to be at the forefront of a legal shift, both nationally and across the European Union. It began with the proposed amendments to its Copyright Act, which would grant individuals copyright over their own likenesses.
We are pleased to present a seven-part series by Dr. Saulius Norvaišas exploring the concepts of Collective Intelligence and omnicracy. It offers a fresh perspective on a fundamental question: How can society better use the intelligence it already possesses?
The second article in the series “Collective Intelligence: Society Learning to Use Its Own Mind” explores the idea of why many voices are not yet Collective Intelligence; they are only the raw material from which Collective Intelligence can be built.
The article argues that valuable ideas are often overlooked because people judge the status, reputation, or authority of the person presenting them rather than the quality of the idea itself. It introduces the principle of accountable anonymity, a key feature of Collective Intelligence, which allows ideas to be evaluated fairly without social bias while still ensuring that contributors remain responsible and receive recognition for their contributions.
This article explains the practical mechanism of Collective Intelligence—a structured process that enables individuals to contribute ideas, evaluate them fairly, and build solutions together. Using everyday examples, it demonstrates how anonymous yet accountable participation, thoughtful evaluation, and systematic analysis can turn scattered opinions into shared wisdom.
In an era of increasing complexity, no organization, government, or society can afford to ignore the intelligence already present among its people.
This article argues that true competence is found throughout society—not only among people with titles or authority. It explains how Collective Intelligence helps identify and use the best ideas by evaluating them on their merit, allowing organizations and societies to make wiser, more effective decisions.
Rob Verkerk shares his thoughts toward a unified theory of health — one focused not on disease, but on building the foundational terrain that promotes resilience and flourishing, while avoiding the evolutionary mismatches that drive premature ageing and chronic illness.
Dr. Hamer discovered that when we suffer unexpected emotional distress, the brain triggers a biological emergency program to respond to the exact conflict shock being experienced.. With the impact, the shock is communicated to the corresponding organ.
Vision: A functional, healthy, and transparent political system that works for the benefit of each and all — where we are united in our desire to solve problems together, and where truth and justice prevail.
Mission: To define, call forth and animate political awareness, discourse, action and programs that address systemic problems at their root, and recognize the interrelatedness of ecology and economy, individual fulfillment and collective wellbeing.
Reality is a program of beliefs we decode: Disease equals Health; Fake news equals Truth. Wars equal Peace. Uniformity equals Unity. State-granted rights equal human rights. Slavery equals Freedom. All is an illusion. As our world unfolds in multiple dimensions, we are focused on a time-space continuum (linear construct) with limited perception.
Is intelligence something that can be seen on a person’s face? If we are talking about predicting a person’s IQ score with a tiny margin of error, then probably not. Researchers claim that there are at least 23 different kinds of intelligence. Since our faces reflect our thoughts and feelings, it is not surprising that we will find quite a few facial clues to help us answer this question.
“A man’s face is his autobiography. A woman’s face is her work of fiction.”– Oscar Wilde
ANH’s (Alliance of Natural Health) Rob Verkerk and Meleni Aldridge joined doctors, scientists and lawyers in Geneva on 31 May and 1 June for a summit and #TheGenevaProject rally while countries voted on pandemic plans at World Health Assembly meeting
The chaos is here. This is part of the paradigm shift. It’s happening for a reason—to awaken humanity. It’s all part of the “game” and the planetary ascension. Push out more love, kindness, and compassion rather than fear and hate.
Be an observer, not a participant, and be grateful for the chaos, as it will bring much to the surface to be seen so that we can begin healing and awakening.
The Beatles’ creativity and influence explained in psychological terms.
Key points:
The Beatles’ “group flow” arose from a shared history and endless practice.
In flow, musicians can “transmit” on different levels: aggression, love, joy, and spirituality.
The Beatles’ music is still popular today because it transmits “transcendent creativity.”
Many people believe that the powers of science are unlimited. Science is a process of uncovering the mechanisms by which nature works, and eventually, after enough experimentation and investigation, every mystery will be understood.
A question I’m often asked is, “Is mysticism a religion?”
Mysticism is a spiritual discipline aiming at direct communion with God or the ultimate truth. It is not a religion and, in fact, all religions have mystics. There are Christian mystics, Jewish mystics (Kabbalists), Islamic mystics (Sufis), Buddhist, and Hindu mystics. Where all the tenets of these religions intersect is where you’ll find the mystics.
David Grusch, whistleblower and former Defense Department employee, testified alongside former military pilots about their firsthand accounts of UFOs or UAPs (unidentified aerial phenomena). They appeared before a House Oversight and Accountability Subcommittee. Topics included threats to national security, government transparency around UAPs, and reporting UAP encounters.
Elon Musk is the chosen spokesperson promoting a Brave New World for this and future generations. With a net worth of USD 234 billion, Musk has a billion-and-one reason to push for Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) as he attempts to convince everyone that a human-machine hybrid world is so much better, faster, stronger and shinier.
With the pandemic running wild all over the world, we’ve been living through difficult times. But these changing circumstances may lead us to reassess our lives, to consider – maybe for the first time in a long time – just who we are, really, as people in this world. I hope this article will help you to clarify your inner knowing about your identity and who you want to be, going forward.
If you look at the world today, and if you survey the human race’s recorded history, it’s easy to see our species as innately bloodthirsty and aggressive species. It seems as if warfare and brutality have been omnipresent, and are natural to human beings.
The psychologist John Bowlby found that early emotional deprivation can cause “affectionless psychopathy.”
Serial killers and brutal dictators show the same pattern of early-life trauma.
In some people, early-life trauma results in empathy switching off as a defense mechanism.
In other cases, people emerge from childhood trauma as decent, even unusually empathic human beings.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., founder of Children’s Health Defense, on Wednesday moved one step closer to seeking the Democratic nomination for U.S. president by filing the requisite paperwork with the Federal Election Commission.
The first in a two-part series on frequencies by ANH founder, Rob Verkerk Ph.D. Part 1 explains the intimate relationship between electromagnetism and life and suggests we should question the ever-greater reliance humans have on wireless information and communication systems and the electrosmog they create.
Rob Verkerk PhD’s second part of his evaluation of frequency medicine, this time diving deep into devices that measure or deliver frequencies to the body
