The Illusion of Expertise
Our challenge isn’t merely to reject flawed expertise but to cultivate genuine wisdom. The future depends on those who can navigate beyond the limits of institutional thinking, blending discernment, humility, and courage.
Three Modes of Mike Benz
Benz is from the Blob and teaches about the Blob, as well as the whole alliance, stateside and transnationally, that the Blob is at the center of. He will be a main source of insight in the coming months.
Complex Systems and the U.S. Election
In total, all these mutually connected subsets of elements and living entities comprise the planetary ecosystem, which is an overarching, complex system. What does this have to do with Donald Trump as candidate in the imminent US presidential election?
Washington Post Subscribers Throw Temper Tantrum
At least 200,000 subscribers of the nation’s second-most-important newspaper threw a temper tantrum because the paper’s Establishment stenographers would not endorse Harris. If this doesn’t provide a “tell” about the political views of large swaths of the country, nothing will.
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Jeff Bezos Is Right: Legacy Media Must Self-Reflect
We should thank Jeff Bezos for highlighting the crisis of trust in the media. But his dismissive attitude toward “alternative sources” of news and information is part of the reason why many people are losing respect for the legacy media.
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Alison Morrow Files Free Speech Lawsuit
Morrow was instructed by her employer to remove the interview with me. When she refused, the State fired her—a clear violation by a government employer of an employee’s First Amendment rights. Now she is fighting back in court.
Dissent: Gaps in the Regime
It is true that dissent need not appear in publicly conspicuous ways; it manifests itself in households, virtually on a daily basis, for instance where subordinated women engage in dissent regarding the oppression or abuse they experience.
Why Has Public Health Been Reduced to Drag?
I want to explore two questions: Why has public health been reduced to drag? What does it mean to live in a society where the vast majority of civil society has lost access to logic and reason?
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The Mechanics of Social Disintegration in the Modern Age
By taking these steps—paying attention, thinking critically, resisting division, seeking common ground, and promoting media literacy—we can hope to create a more united and resilient society. The path forward lies in recognizing our shared humanity and common interests.
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Bedard: From Covid Amnesty to Covid Amnesia
In a recent piece in the New York Times, Dr. Rachel Bedard – who specializes in “medicine and criminal justice” – said the world needs to move on from the whole Covid catastrophe, the pandemic response, and the wholesale destruction of liberties.
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Those Published “17,000 Hydroxychloroquine Deaths” Never Happened
To be exact: there were never “17,000 deaths;” it was always a hypothetical extrapolation of people that could have died, based on “unreliable” (eg, actually, fraudulent) databases on top of the previously mentioned, problematic late-stage RECOVERY-trial-type dosing and timing.
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Perrottet Admits Mandates Were Wrong
Politicians and their media partners don’t acknowledge mistakes, they don’t take responsibility for their actions. The only way these policies ever permanently end is if more people in positions of power such as Perrottet admit they were wrong.