Why Observational Studies Lie to You
A fairly done, randomized comparison strips away the healthy user illusion and tells you whether a drug is actually helping you—or just taking credit for your lifestyle while exposing you to unearned harms.
The Spindle-Proofing Business
There is a whole lot of seemingly coordinated panic right now around AI. I’ve written extensively about the legitimate, existential dangers we do need to address in technology. But my spidey sense tells me this current fever pitch isn’t that.
Why I Don’t Trust Legacy Media
Such explosive charges—a CIA coverup, Fauci’s complicity, and the misguided approval of Covid vaccines—should have ignited a media inferno, instead we got a cold frost. No front-page headline from the New York Times, no angry Washington Post editorial.
September 9th Is International Falsely Accused Day
Lies and mistakes in the application of justice harm men, women, and children who deserve to grow up in a just society. On September 9, celebrate the better future offered by International Falsely Accused Day.
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‘Climate Emergency’ Scepticism in Eight Charts
The notion that we are already doomed promotes a culture of hopelessness and despair best epitomised by Greta Thunberg’s anguished cry: ‘How dare you‘? In turn this instils despair in many youth and encourages demonisation of dissent from the orthodoxy.
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RFK Jr Humiliates CNN’s Dana Bash
Bash had current Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on her show Sunday. She then took that opportunity to misrepresent how poorly she, CNN, and legacy media performed their jobs during the pandemic.
Anthony Fauci and the Collapse of Scientific Authority
Anthony Fauci is now facing intense scrutiny. Many outside academia describe this as his fall from grace, while universities and medical institutions continue to celebrate him as a heroic public servant and scientific authority.
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Fauci: Diary of a Celebrity
Many might expect the private reflections of the nation’s most influential public health official to be dominated by public health challenges. Instead, amid meetings, phone calls and official duties, Fauci repeatedly paused to catalogue glowing newspaper profiles and celebrity praise.
Anthony Fauci’s Private Diary and Emails Show He Knew Lockdowns Failed
He misled the public for years about lockdowns, the lab leak, and his political ideology. And he got away with all of it, thanks to the protection of his friends in the media and Biden. His critics knew all of it.
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The Hinge of History That Was 2020
Senator Rand Paul’s (R-KY) efforts to compel honesty from Anthony Fauci, and Senator Ron Johnson’s (R-WI) indefatigable efforts to chronicle shot harm (they knew the risks), are both deeply honorable. But they are only the beginning of necessary efforts.
The Great Menopause Grift
The grift goes wide and deep. Many influencers and physician-educators have financial ties through sponsored content or brand partnerships, sometimes pushing lines of supplements, telehealth services, books, or their appearances on the speaking circuit.
Correcting the New York Times ACIP Reporting on Vaccine Injury
Seeing Sunday’s New York Times headline titled “Confidential Report Calls for Sweeping Changes to Track Covid Vaccine Harms,” a question flashed in the minds of even the defenders of legacy vaccine policy – is the NY Times about to dismiss the Covid vaccine-injured?
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