Frame the debate so that only one conclusion is possible, then demonstrate some sense of open-mindedness about how people arrive at that conclusion. Be empathic about the journey. Just never, ever allow the destination to be questioned.
The Empathy Weapon Continue Reading
We don’t get to choose all of the shadows that enter our lives. We can spend the rest of our lives staring at the darkness, or we can use it to give the picture depth. That feels like awakening to me.
What Forgiveness Is Not Continue Reading
Unlike the scientists who fabricated the Covid-19 virus, those who introduced Gender Dysphoria to the world did not do so by altering an existing biological organism, nor did they discover anything that until that time had remained hidden in nature.
Political Psychiatry and the Genesis of the Trans Epidemic Continue Reading
The same week that our drug regulator, Health Canada, approved the first generic version of semaglutide—the active ingredient in weight-loss drug Ozempic—a major medical journal published findings highlighting the medication’s troubling connection to eating disorders.
The Ozempic Paradox Continue Reading
You never let go. You never abandon your child, no matter what. You keep trying and loving them and that is what I see in the story we’re reading in the news about Nick Reiner’s parents. True love.
The Hardships That People Mask Continue Reading
Human cultures across time have recognized that certain plants can facilitate contact with the spiritual world—serving as a kind of spiritual nourishment. And yet, more than what we eat, it is our spiritual life that shapes who we truly are.
Medicalization of Our Spiritual Life Continue Reading
Once we cut the behemoth down to human size, we can see that nothing is new, and defeating it is not impossible. It will take perseverance, hope, and a reckoning with ourselves.
The Behemoth of Global Corruption Is an Extension of Ourselves Continue Reading
The solution is not opposition to technology, but advocacy for balance. It is not anti-progress, but in favor of prudence. Medicine is not about doing more, but about doing what is right. Sometimes, this requires the courage to do less.
The Quiet Crisis of Procedural Medicine Continue Reading
But Mattel’s blurb gives the game away – ‘Every child deserves to see themselves in Barbie.’ Children with autism cannot see themselves. Children with autism cannot see Barbie. Children with autism cannot see themselves in Barbie.
Autistic Barbie Continue Reading
The “reign of quantity” (Guenon) helped set the Great Reset agenda in motion. The human body—that sacred temple of spirit, that privileged site of the sovereign freedom of the individual person—was mercilessly reduced to sets of numbers.
The Genie in the Bottle: Vaccine Rites Continue Reading
It is all the more imperative that, instead of shrinking back in fear when we behold the nightmare, we confront it. The act of doing so openly instead of ignoring it, effectively denying its existence, is an act of resisting it.
On Waking Up to a Nightmare Continue Reading
Appreciation of structures and arrangements requires precisely the same baseline aptitude that is required by appreciation of thoughts and feelings – and it is this baseline aptitude that autistic people lack.
What Autism Is Not Continue Reading
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