As John Adams wisely reminded us, “Liberty must at all hazards be supported.” This includes the liberty to think critically, to question established norms, to engage in debate, and to practice medicine guided by empirical evidence rather than algorithmic determinism.
How Social Media Has Distorted Medical Judgment Read Journal Article
If universities and their medical centers want to regain public trust, they must demonstrate that knowledge and learning—not image management—are once again the point of academic life. If they fail, new institutions will rise to take their place.
What Broke University Science? Read Journal Article
The experts have not been quick to assess, let alone apologize for, their performance during Covid. I took note, therefore, when two elite institutions that led the pandemic response co-hosted a retrospective event on Thursday, November 6.
AEI and Johns Hopkins Attempt a Covid Redo Read Journal Article
“The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.” Orwell’s 1984 warns we must resist this descent into digital authoritarianism—through petitions, protests, and demands for transparency—before a Western Great Firewall is erected, replicating China’s stranglehold that polices every keystroke and thought.
The UK and Canada Lead the West’s Descent into Digital Authoritarianism Read Journal Article
Where are the investigations, hearings, commissions, and courts? Baric and members of the Intelligence Community must testify under oath about their role in gain-of-function research, the Wuhan Institute of Virology, and the cover-up that began in 2020.
Was Covid Always a CIA Plot? Read Journal Article
The old world of captured medicine is collapsing under its own weight. The new one is already being born — in every honest conversation, every uncensored study, every act of compassion unmediated by permission.
Why the Healers Had to Rebel Read Journal Article
By pitting America’s free-speech roar against Europe’s muffle, a First Amendment diplomacy would not just help France — it would spark a global revolution against officialdom. Media freedom isn’t bureaucrat-boxed; it’s people-powered. France, grab the line: Your Rogans are calling.
Does France Have Independent Media? Read Journal Article
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 Read Journal Article
Matters got worse during the pandemic. Studies that praised the Covid vaccines were quickly certified “peer reviewed,” whereas critical, post-publication peer review was suppressed. As a result, we now have a historical collection of published poor science.
A Call for Peer Re-Reviews of Articles on Covid Vaccines Read Journal Article
My research group had warned Cochrane several times before they published their review that it would be misleading. However, the authors and Cochrane’s editor-in-chief did not heed our warnings but cowardly attacked the messengers instead on Cochrane’s website.
Disturbing Secrets about Vaccines Read Journal Article
Kirk was the antithesis of Kimmel. Kirk was tremendously influential with the youth while Kimmel’s sanctimony is reserved for a dwindling audience of the blue-state elderly among coastal elites. Kirk sought good-faith debate while Kimmel relied on monologues of smears.
Was Jimmy Kimmel Censored? Read Journal Article
In other times and places, political assassinations have occurred as cultural anomalies, not reflective of the zeitgeist or historical moment, and certainly not approved of by some significant minority of the population. But Charlie’s murder does not feel like that.
The Instinct to Hurt Those with Whom One Disagrees Read Journal Article
