The Media Beast Targets the Reform
All of this was clearly coordinated, likely for weeks from the time that Jay took office. It was unfurled via the legacy media with the intention of creating shock and awe.
The Bread, the Circus, and the Sugar Water
The basketball game ends, but the choice remains: continue consuming the spectacle or step into the authentic life that artificial systems were designed to replace. The exit has always been there—remember that reality exists beyond the dome.
Australia Elects Weak Tea Bag to Lead the Country
The result was not so much an affirmation of Albanese and his Labor Party as it was a repudiation of a pathetic opposition, led by Dutton, who not only lost the election for the centre-right Coalition but also his seat.
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End the EUA
It’s long past time to deal with the core problem that persists from the Covid era: the remaining EUA and the PREP Act. These must be revoked if we are to finally put an end to our long nightmare.
Innovative Health Financing Mechanisms for Advancing Pandemic Preparedness: ‘Huge Untapped Potential’ or False Advertising?
Innovative financing looks to be yet more false advertising for global health financing reform, where its ‘huge untapped potential’ mainly lies with how to further promote vested interests at the expense of comprehensive global public health.
Nearly Everything That We’ve Been Told about Genes and Autism Is Wrong
Currently, genetic research is soaking up the vast majority of autism research funding and preventing more effective prevention strategies from emerging. This appears to be a reflection of the political power of biotech firms to shape the research agenda.
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When Ideas Become Too Dangerous to Platform
TED became a gatekeeper of permissible opinion, enforcing orthodoxy behind the smokescreen of “community guidelines.” For a platform that once prided itself on promoting bold thinking, TED’s censorship of Foster’s talk is a moment of institutional retreat—and intellectual cowardice.
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Can the Tyranny Be Soft-Landed?
Every regime that inherits that kind of disaster of the last five years is necessarily going to be squeezed between the legacy regime and populist movements. In these cases, the status quo usually proves irresistible but with disastrous consequences later.
My Talk at the MAHA Institute Roundtable in Washington
I wanted to emphasize many of the changes we have been seeing over the past few years: a new strange environmentalism, the energy revolution, the food revolution, the new financial system with CBDCs, the pandemic pathogen library.
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To Outrun the Complacent Class
Exponentially-growing communications bandwidth and data transparency empowered regular people and helped expose dysfunction among many existing “experts.” A tsunami of social media also generated confusion, not least among the experts themselves, leading to, in Gurri’s words, a “crisis of authority.”
Peter Daszak’s Smokescreen Attack on Dr. Bhattacharya
Calling Bhattacharya anti-science is absurd. Erstwhile Stanford professor and co-author of the Great Barrington Declaration, Bhattacharya has consistently championed evidence-based public health, advocating for open scientific debate over dogmatic policies.
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Covid-19 Vaccine Reform Is Moving Slower Than Many Had Hoped
Prasad’s new framework has halted low-risk approvals unless backed by RCTs. Yes, the mRNA platform is still alive—and still fiercely protected—but reform was never going to be easy. And it was never going to come all at once.
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