So many institutions, including nonprofits, failed us for these terrible years. From under the rubble came Brownstone Institute to show the way out. We see the profound difference it makes for a single voice to rise up and empower so many other voices.
Brownstone Institute’s Struggle for a Better World Continue Reading
When an unpublished study from one of America’s most respected hospital networks surfaced in the US Senate last month, it reignited a fierce debate in medicine: are vaccinated children healthier than unvaccinated children?
Inside the Henry Ford Vaccine Controversy Continue Reading
There is no going back to a time before Covid-19 made our world crazy. You are right to be mistrustful of trusted officials and respected institutions. Zweig’s writing lays out all the evidence you need to feel this way.
The Pandemic That Broke Our Faith in Modeling Continue Reading
In short, it appears that, as several commentators have observed – and as we know from history – in death, Charlie Kirk is proving to be much stronger than in life. This has always been the case with martyrs.
Charlie Kirk and Socrates Continue Reading
With Covid-19 we were told that vaccination was our only way out of the pandemic, that natural immunity from prior infection was insufficient protection, and that the Covid vaccines were 95% effective. Except it wasn’t, because “95% effective” was based on obfuscation.
Vaccine Misunderstanding…or Intentional Deception? Continue Reading
Scientific journals have had enormous positive impact on the development of science, but in some ways, they are now hampering rather than enhancing open scientific discourse. After reviewing the history and current problems with journals, a new academic publishing model is proposed.
The Rise and Fall of Scientific Journals and a Way Forward Continue Reading
The lesson is simple. Trust people with their lives, their choices, their communities. Governments have formal responsibilities to their people, and micromanaging breathing or bread consumption are not among them. Let crises teach humility, not hubris.
Echoes of the Great Famine in the Covid Era Continue Reading
Trump supporters discount his character traits and take his policies and results seriously. Haters cannot get over the flaws to seriously evaluate policies and outcomes. No prizes for guessing which group the Nobel committee is likely to belong to.
Trump Covets the Nobel Peace Prize Continue Reading
You’ll know it’s over in earnest when, just as in Covid, people start changing jerseys and claiming to have played for the other side all along. It’s already starting. And just like Covid, it will be slowly, slowly, then all at once.
The Theater of the Absurd Ends with a Whimper Continue Reading
Time in America past: slow, deliberate, thorough, and relentless. Time in America present: rushed, haphazard, panicked, sloppy, and with no longevity. We live long lives, God willing. We can make the best of them by putting quality over speed.
The Spirit of Time Continue Reading
Decomposing carbon builds soil, not 10-10-10 chemical fertilizer. Grass and forbs build soil faster than trees. Ponds provide the key to landscape hydration. Polyface is devoted to these protocols from nature; thank you for being a part of the restoration.
Can the Polyface Approach Feed the World? Continue Reading
Do not be intimidated either by the political class or by parasites who live off the state. Do not surrender to a political class that only wants to stay in power and retain its privileges.
Javier Milei’s Rallying Cry before the WEF Continue Reading
