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Healthcare Students Still Forced to Inject Vaccines

Lucia Sinatra / January 29, 2024 / Education, Vaccines / 9 minute read

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Despite the fact that there has not been one documented Covid case on college campuses in the last four years that led to either an outbreak of severe illness or death from Covid, thousands of students are forced to decide whether to take a vaccine that they do not need or walk away from the degree for which they have invested tens of thousands of dollars and countless hours due to coercive policies the likes of which we have never seen before. The “winter of death” never came to pass and neither did the spring or fall of death, but healthcare students all around the country have no choice; take updated Covid vaccines or withdraw from your program as if these seasons of death might still come to pass.

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The Limited Hangout of the Mandaters

Thomas Harrington / February 8, 2022 / Law, Masks, Philosophy, Policy, Society / 4 minute read

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There is nothing more central to the idea and practice of freedom than bodily autonomy. It is the basal freedom from which all others are derived. Without it—as the history of slavery starkly reminds us—all other liberties are comparatively ornamental.

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Indiana Attorney General Responds to Call for Covid Misinformation

Brownstone Institute / May 19, 2022 / Media / 3 minute read

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Todd Rokita, Indiana Attorney General, has responded with a detailed report on covid misinformation. To assist in the preparation of this report, he called upon Jayanta Bhattacharya and Martin Kulldorff. The full report was published on May 2, 2022, and submitted to the Surgeon General’s office.

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Where Have All the Lanternflies Gone?

Michael Lesher / September 25, 2023 / Policy / 10 minute read

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So remember the lanternfly. Remember how silly and how ephemeral was the story of its threat to us all. And yet, how seriously we were lectured that the lanternfly meant the End of the World. Remember it the next time you’re told that the entire globe is about to burn because people are driving cars or cooking with gas stoves. Or that somebody’s sniffles are going to kill you. Or that censorship is meant for your protection. Or that democracy and freedom aren’t really in your best interest.

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Cutting through the Mist of the Managerial State

John Carter / November 18, 2023 / Government, Philosophy, Society / 19 minute read

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Use disobedience to claw back whatever personal agency and responsibility you can in your own life, train yourself not to take these people seriously, encourage others to do the same, and if enough people do this, eventually it will become so prohibitively expensive to manage the population that the strangling vines of this parasitic organism we call the managerial state can be hacked back to something manageable.

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What Some Call “Anti-Science” Is Just Anti-authoritarianism

Alex Washburne / October 16, 2023 / Public Health, Society / 18 minute read

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It is not “Anti-Science” to question the policies recommended by scientists or to investigate the possibility that scientists cause a pandemic. What Hotez calls “Anti-Science” is the core of science itself: an independence of mind, a diversity of perspectives, and an anti-authoritarian proclivity that conflicts with the interests of authoritarians masquerading as scientists. It is this independence and anti-authoritarianism that inspires confidence in science as well as democratic society, not the toxic ramblings of a scientific authoritarian as he’s unseated from power.

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Some People Will Follow Authority – “The Science” – to Their Doom

Daniel Nuccio / January 31, 2022 / Philosophy, Psychology, Public Health, Society / 10 minute read

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And, even after the most cataclysmic events predicted by “The Science” have not come to pass, there remains a core group of true believers who are convinced “The Science” had simply gotten the date or the variant wrong and that the End of Days are still to come unless we all remain vigilant by forever being ready to mask up and lock down when “The Science” says it’s time.

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A Big Picture Look at the Disastrous Public Health Response to COVID-19

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David Bell / October 14, 2022 / History, Public Health / 14 minute read

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The global response to the coronavirus pandemic has revealed an ethical crisis in public health, in which the pre-pandemic norms of public health ethics have been cast aside. This has wrecked health, human rights and economies, whilst the people public health was supposed to serve it had to pay for its implementation, and will pay for its harms. It will be a long way back, and recovery will require public health to return to its servant nature, and leave the limelight where it caused such disaster.

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Resolve to Think Carefully

Richard Kelly / December 31, 2022 / Society / 6 minute read

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We should think about each and every suggestion, every directive, even (or perhaps especially) those that come with penalties for non-compliance. The world may have looked very different if we had.

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Why Rogan Is Tied to the Stake While Maher Gets a Free Pass

Michael Riches / February 9, 2022 / Media / 14 minute read

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Uncontrolled opposition is the biggest fear of the political and corporate establishment, even to media conglomerates. Rogan never trained to be a journalist, didn’t climb any social ladders to reach the level of the elites, has never relied on establishment advertising dollars, and yet attracts 11 million viewers and listeners to each podcast episode, eclipsing popular network TV programs.

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