Many assume that because I often publish articles criticizing and debunking climate alarmism, I must not care about the environment.
This is simply not the case; I care a lot about the environment. In fact, technically, I qualify as an environmental activist.
My activism starts with my personal life: I use my legs instead of an automobile to get around town, I purchase minimal packaging, I live in a small home, I have few possessions, and at least 90% of...
Social justice aims to make the world a better place and bring about a fairer set of outcomes. However, we argue from principle that some of the ideas of social justice are destructive to these ends. Trying to make a better world and lifting people up is to be celebrated, but in this article we examine two concepts in social justice that are more likely to bring people down, distract, and increase social division...
"I don't want to talk about COVID. It's over."
That is a common refrain for people who blindly trusted government and medical officials during the COVID pandemic.
Most do not want to talk about it because they do not want to face the fact that they were played, and that they – especially those who publicly defended dishonest officials and vilified those who opposed government restrictions and mandates – had unwittingly become soldiers fighting for forces...
Sometimes when one dives into the data, there are assumptions about anticipated findings that are completely overturned by the raw numbers. On other occasions – as is the case on this project – the data confirms the original assumptions, but provides clarification and deeper understanding.
It is unlikely to surprise anyone to learn that house prices in larger cities are typically more expensive than in smaller cities. It is widely known that your average homebuyer...
As much of the western world anxiously awaits the U.S. midterm elections on Nov. 8, political rhetoric and irresponsible media coverage are amping up.
While ill-informed (or ill-intentioned) media reporters and editors continue to use phrasing such as "baseless", "bogus" and "false claims" – and perhaps the favourite: "conspiracy theories" – to describe any insinuation that it is possible that a U.S. election could be tampered with significantly, sensible humans are simply hoping for a fair...
