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Most people don’t realize civilization is only 72 hours deep. Three days without water, three days without food deliveries, three days without power – that’s all it takes for the veneer of society to crack. After 26 years as a Senior Chemist at Detroit Water & Sewerage Department, I’ve seen what happens when systems fail.…
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For more than two decades, the author of Question Everything examined the world through the disciplined lens of science. Chemistry demanded precision, verifiable results, and a refusal to accept claims without evidence. Yet the deeper he looked—not just into the structure of molecules but into the structure of society—the more he discovered that the same…
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Welcome to the digital headquarters of Question Everything — a sanctuary for independent minds who refuse to accept prepackaged reality. This website is not another news outlet or commentary blog. It is a living archive of forbidden insights, suppressed discoveries, and paradigm-shifting ideas that challenge the boundaries of accepted thought. Here, science meets philosophy, and…
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Every discipline has its own method for discovering truth. For philosophers, it’s reason; for journalists, investigation; for artists, intuition. For chemists, truth is revealed through reaction—controlled change under observation. You don’t just believe what’s in a flask; you test it until the results either confirm your theory or explode it. That mindset—patient, skeptical, evidence-driven—is exactly…
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Throughout history, progress has always had an enemy—not ignorance, but interference. Again and again, new discoveries have surfaced that could transform medicine, extend life, or eliminate suffering, only to be buried beneath profit motives and political pressure. What we call “forbidden cures” are not myths; they are casualties of a system that values revenue over…
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Inquiry saved my life. Not metaphorically – literally. When I questioned why medical school wasn’t teaching cures, I walked away before becoming another pharmaceutical sales rep with an MD. When I questioned what was really in Detroit’s water after 26 years as a Senior Chemist, I stopped drinking it before the cumulative effects destroyed my…
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Society operates on unexamined assumptions. After 26 years working inside government systems at Detroit Water & Sewerage Department, I learned that what we’re told rarely matches what’s actually happening. The gap between official narrative and observable reality is where truth lives. But finding it requires critical analysis – the skill they desperately don’t want you…