Lockdowns Were Anything but “Prudent and Essential”
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Lockdowns were neither prudent nor essential. It’s not as if government officials considered the collateral damage to be inflicted on the economy, society, an... Read more.
In Defense of Jay Bhattacharya
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The deceptive description of the policy proposed in the GBD as a “let it rip” strategy was fueled by the purposeful – or perhaps recklessly ignorant – ... Read more.
Tribunals Would Introduce Dangers of their Own
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The danger is too great that a government agency or commission empowered to sit in judgment over individuals who were in office during the two years starting in... Read more.
I Weep for My Profession: Letter to the American Economic Association
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Your announcement ensures that I will not attend the meetings under such absurd restrictions. Furthermore, it makes me weep for my profession, for it is strong ... Read more.
Why I Signed the Great Barrington Declaration
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The Great Barrington Declaration merely reminded humanity of what was until early 2020 the consensus among public-health officials, including those at the World... Read more.
The Children We Call Our Leaders
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Social engineering appears doable only to those persons who, seeing only a relatively few surface phenomena, are blind to the astonishing complexity that is eve... Read more.
Lockdown Is Not Liberalism’s Endgame
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As summarized by Thomas Sowell, freedom under a truly liberal order “is, above all, the right of ordinary people to find elbow room for themselves and a refug... Read more.
The Dangers of Compelled Belief
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To establish their utopias, enemies of liberalism will never hesitate to squelch free expression. We liberals, therefore, must forever be ready, understanding t... Read more.
Reich (and Fauci) are Wildly Wrong
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To propose that any government action be immune to judicial oversight – that is, immune to oversight by the formal guardians of the law – is to propose tha... Read more.
Not Every Health Problem Needs a Social Solution
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According to public-health paternalists, almost no decisions that affect individuals’ health are truly ‘individual.’ Nearly all such decisions are either ... Read more.
Who Is To Blame for Vaccine Hesitancy?
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If governments and public-health officials are looking for people to blame for vaccine hesitancy, they need only look in the mirror.... Read more.
A Memo to GMU President Gregory Washington
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Because you’re a man of science, and because science stands firm against popular fads and hysterias, I urge you to follow the science and eliminate the bo... Read more.