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Freedom of the press and humanity are the foundation of The Epoch Times. The Epoch Times was born out of a great need to provide uncensored news to a people immersed in propaganda and censorship in China. Having witnessed events like the Tiananmen Square massacre and the persecution of the spiritual group Falun Gong, and at great risk to themselves and their loved ones, a group of Chinese Americans started publishing The Epoch Times in the Chinese language in the United States. When we launched in 2000, we had reporters and editors in China; they were soon arrested, and some suffered severe torture. To this day, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been relentless in its efforts to assault our operations and stop us from pursuing our mission—including by ransacking our offices, attacking our websites, and setting our printing press on fire in Hong Kong. In English, our first edition was published online in 2003, followed by the first print edition in 2004. Our beginnings have instilled in Epoch Times staff an unwavering commitment to integrity, truthfulness in reporting, and respect for human rights and freedom. As an independent media organization, The Epoch Times is free from the influence of any government, corporation, or political party. Our aim is to give you the information you need to make up your own mind. We remain committed to our founding mission to expose the CCP’s human rights abuses in China and its ongoing campaign to subvert Western societies and fundamental freedoms and values.
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“Begin each day by saying to yourself: Today I am going to encounter people who are ungrateful, arrogant, deceitful, envious, and hostile.” These words might sound like good advice for anyone setting off into rush-hour traffic to a thankless modern-day job, but they were actually composed more than 1,850 years ago by Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius. Read more ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/e979927M
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Invaluable Lessons From ‘Lord of the Rings’ The pages of “The Lord of the Rings” possess some of literature’s most famous heroes and deeds. Upon closer examination, the reader can find the fine gold threads of J.R.R. Tolkien’s morality, philosophy, and values guiding the characters’ every footstep. The story is simple on its surface. Four small people, the hobbits, go on a journey to destroy a magic ring that gives the wearer great power but can create only evil. The dark lord Sauron, mythical creator of the ring, uses his armies and servants to search for his missing ring and attack the land of men. Read more ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/eEGR2Fmx
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🦃 More Than Just Names: The Pilgrims and the First Thanksgiving Think of what they had done and endured. With many of them seeking escape from England’s harsh religious codes of the time, 102 passengers boarded a small English ship in Southampton on Sept. 26, 1620, sailed the rough Atlantic seas for 66 days, missed their intended destination by several hundred miles, and selected the place they deemed suitable for settlement just as the bitter New England winter was setting in. Before their Thanksgiving feast a year later, half of this company would die of disease, exposure to the elements, and malnutrition. So, who were these people who had traveled so far from the familiarity of their native land? Read more ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/eD-VYwem
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If you’ve ever heard someone mention the doctrine of the Mean, you’ve brushed up against Confucian wisdom. Confucius, known in Chinese as Kongzi, lived more than 2,500 years ago (551–479 B.C.). He was born in the state of Lu—today’s Shandong Province—at a time when China was fragmented by rival kingdoms and plagued by political corruption. Against that backdrop, he became one of history’s most influential teachers. Confucius was a philosopher, educator, and moral guide who believed that the path to a better society began with cultivating virtue in the individual. He emphasized three core values. Read more ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/eQABhGMj
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There's a way to break China’s rare earth stranglehold, to do it (relatively) quickly, cheaply, cleanly, and right here in the USA and allied countries. It's hard to believe, but it's true. Dr. James Tour and his team have pioneered a method known as Flash Joule heating that can unlock rare earth elements and other critical minerals from things we already have abundantly available RIGHT NOW, in house: electronic and industrial waste, and mining tailings. “You put a high voltage and a high current through a material that is not highly conductive… It's much like your toaster. Your toaster [has] this coil… and you run this current through, but there's enough resistance that the coil gets red hot very quickly. That's Flash Joule heating,” he told me. Due to the high voltage used in flash Joule heating, the waste materials (with a little added chloride) heat up extremely rapidly, and the rare earths and critical minerals can be separated out one by one. And the first plant doing so, in Texas, will be come fully online early in 2026. THE BOTTOM LINE: Rare earths and minerals are already being “flashed” out of waste ABUNDANDANT in America, with a plant coming fully online in early 2026—using Dr. Tour's process. There's a VERY REAL way to break China’s rare earth stranglehold. Link to WATCH the FULL INTERVIEW in the comments!