Ultraculture

India may be on the verge of eradicating the problem of global malnutrition. It may even be prepping a solution to fully end world hunger. [Read more...]

Swiss multinational Nestlé, the largest food company on the planet—and anybody who consumes their products—has a chocolate problem. More specifically, they have a child slavery problem. Since the late 1990s, allegations have continually surfaced that the company benefits from slave children in it... [Read more...]

If you thought it was a trip to see the Earth from space, then wait until you get a load of this: A team of scientists from Harvard University believe that have found evidence that an ancient Earth exists inside our planet. The team believes that a previously unexplained isotopic ratio from deep ... [Read more...]

In the 1990s, the US military conducted special weapons projects investigating the applications of high-powered microwaves, acoustics and lasers. The report detailing those experiments—titled “Bioeffects of Selected Non-Lethal Weapons”—was declassified in 2007 by way of the US Freedom of Informat... [Read more...]

Silk Road may have prevented drug-related violent crime and increased quality on the streets, according to an as-yet-unpublished study by researchers at the University of Manchester and the University of Lausanne. [Read more...]

I’m happy to announce that Ultraculture Journal, which has long existed in a kind of “limbo” state, is now back out in a beautifully designed softcover edition, as well as in Kindle form. Both are available on Amazon; the softcover is also available at Barnes and Noble. [Read more...]

Alexander Shulgin, the father of psychedelic research, died on June 2, 2014 at the age of 88. Shulgin, along with his wife Ann, synthesized more than 200 unique, psychoactive molecules and meticulously catalogued their attributes and effects in his books TiHKAL and PiHKAL. His contributions to th... [Read more...]