Americans admire the rugged individualist who goes his own way, who stands alone. The problem is that standing alone at social gatherings is…lonely. And, frankly, pathetic. But that’s what usually […]
Tag: Science
The Climate Collapse Thesis
In 2003, someone leaked a “secret” Pentagon report warning of the dire consequences of climate change. “Disruption and conflict will be endemic features of life,” it reads. “Once again, warfare […]
People Should be “Seething Mad” Over COVID – And Much More
From early in 2020 until well into 2022, government officials in most countries imposed an array of draconian policies that were said to be necessary to protect the populace against […]
Faucism’s New Deal Origins
The latest batch of Fauci files was supposed to have been released on Twitter in January, but has gone AWOL, if not down the Memory Hole. Could it be because […]
Hospitalized With, or Hospitalized For?
“You can fool all of the people some of the time; you can fool some of the people all of the time, but you can’t fool all the people all […]
Three Errors Paul Ehrlich Keeps Making
To kick off the New Year, 60 minutes pulled out a man from yesteryears: Paul Ehrlich. If you do not know who Ehrlich is, you are probably a young person. […]
Forgetful Fauci’s Deposition: All Those Lies Are Hard to Keep Straight
Anthony Fauci’s penchant for misleading the public about COVID-19 may be heading into a federal courtroom soon, owing to a lawsuit brought by the Attorneys General of Missouri, Louisiana, and […]
The Malthusian Contradiction
Last month, something old became new again. What’s new is that the world population crossed the eight-billion mark for the first time. What’s old is that, for more than two […]
Three More Months of the Ratchet Effect?
Covid-19 is likely endemic and will remain with us for the foreseeable future. Fortunately, it is also becoming milder. Some medical research argues that current dominant variants are less deadly than the flu. Hospitalizations […]
Harwood Prize for Intellectual Courage Awarded to John P.A. Ioannidis
The American Institute for Economic Research’s Harwood Prize for Intellectual Courage is awarded to an intellectual leader in any field who exercises courage in standing up for what is true […]