Reflections on Facemasking: Then, Now, and Forever?
Travis D. Smith
17 Jan 2023
Facemasks tell us that our human nature, and the nature of the world into which we are born, are themselves the problem.
Articles
A Deep Dive into Disinformation, Censorship, and Information Warfare in the 21st Century
Michael P. Senger
22 Dec 2022
It’s morally, legally, and intellectually repugnant that officials have clandestinely created a vast apparatus for censoring citizens’ legal speech on the pretext of combatting foreign disinformation.
Breaking Trust: Creative Destruction of Media Empires?
Shahzia Teja and Dr. Donald G. Welsh
14 Dec 2022
It is not only the realization of wrongdoing we should worry about, but rather the mere presence of conditions that make it possible.
Global Health and the Art of Really Big Lies
David Bell
21 Nov 2022
The principle of Really Big Lies is based on their being so divorced from reality that the listener will assume their own perception must be flawed.
On Loss, Grief, Collective Trauma, and Rising From the Ashes
Kate Wand
14 Nov 2022
What I am realizing is that we can barely begin to reckon the collective trauma of our generation, because it is still unfolding in real time. The wound is still open, and sadists are playing in the wound.
Maybe the Fed Too Was Trolled
Jeffrey A. Tucker
9 Nov 2022
Lockdowns were monetized by the printing press.
Revisiting Italy’s Covid-19 Panic
Jonathan Engler
2 Nov 2022
Were the unprecedented excess deaths curves in Northern Italy in spring 2020 caused by the spread of a novel deadly virus? A reassessment of the available evidence suggests another factor was involved.
Feelings Over Facts: Emergencies Act Inquiry Descends into Early Farce
Alexander Brown
16 Oct 2022
If day one was a beatdown administered by civil liberties groups and the provinces, day two’s focus on tales of bureaucratic woe and phantom honking represents a gift to an embattled Trudeau regime.
Canada’s Charter was Naive from the Beginning
Bruce Pardy
6 Oct 2022
Bruce Pardy kicks off the Ideas Institute’s Soapbox Speaker Series on October 23.
The Naked Absurdity of Global Public Health
David Bell
19 Sep 2022
“Those Who Can Make You Believe Absurdities, Can Make You Commit Atrocities.” ~ Voltaire.
Reflections on Facemasking: Then, Now, and Forever?
Travis D. Smith
17 Jan 2023
Facemasks tell us that our human nature, and the nature of the world into which we are born, are themselves the problem.
A Deep Dive into Disinformation, Censorship, and Information Warfare in the 21st Century
Michael P. Senger
22 Dec 2022
It’s morally, legally, and intellectually repugnant that officials have clandestinely created a vast apparatus for censoring citizens’ legal speech on the pretext of combatting foreign disinformation.
Breaking Trust: Creative Destruction of Media Empires?
Shahzia Teja and Dr. Donald G. Welsh
14 Dec 2022
It is not only the realization of wrongdoing we should worry about, but rather the mere presence of conditions that make it possible.
Global Health and the Art of Really Big Lies
David Bell
21 Nov 2022
The principle of Really Big Lies is based on their being so divorced from reality that the listener will assume their own perception must be flawed.
On Loss, Grief, Collective Trauma, and Rising From the Ashes
Kate Wand
14 Nov 2022
What I am realizing is that we can barely begin to reckon the collective trauma of our generation, because it is still unfolding in real time. The wound is still open, and sadists are playing in the wound.
Maybe the Fed Too Was Trolled
Jeffrey A. Tucker
9 Nov 2022
Lockdowns were monetized by the printing press.
Revisiting Italy’s Covid-19 Panic
Jonathan Engler
2 Nov 2022
Were the unprecedented excess deaths curves in Northern Italy in spring 2020 caused by the spread of a novel deadly virus? A reassessment of the available evidence suggests another factor was involved.
Feelings Over Facts: Emergencies Act Inquiry Descends into Early Farce
Alexander Brown
16 Oct 2022
If day one was a beatdown administered by civil liberties groups and the provinces, day two’s focus on tales of bureaucratic woe and phantom honking represents a gift to an embattled Trudeau regime.
Canada’s Charter was Naive from the Beginning
Bruce Pardy
6 Oct 2022
Bruce Pardy kicks off the Ideas Institute’s Soapbox Speaker Series on October 23.
The Naked Absurdity of Global Public Health
David Bell
19 Sep 2022
“Those Who Can Make You Believe Absurdities, Can Make You Commit Atrocities.” ~ Voltaire.