Legal Canons and Social Fables
Bruce Pardy
21 Jun 2023
The Law in Canada has never been perfect but now it is losing its way.
Blindsight is 2020: Perspectives on Covid Policies from Dissident Scientists, Philosophers, Artists, and More
Gabrielle Bauer
8 Jun 2023
An introduction to the book by the author.
A Mirror for the Hall Monitors
Alexander Brown
26 May 2023
Three years removed from the worst of pandemic panic, many in our chattering classes still won’t admit fault. On the wrongness of compliance as currency, and the need for remembrance.
Trudeau’s Battle Against a Free Internet
Rupa Subramanya
1 Apr 2023
A proposed new law would give the government the power to filter what Canadians see in their news feeds, on YouTube and on social media. It also could block the next Justin…
Where Is Occupy Silicon Valley?
Greg Pirrong
19 Mar 2023
Bank failures tend to come in waves, and we are experiencing at least a mini-wave now.
Court Gives Universities a Free Pass to Infringe Privacy
Bruce Pardy
1 Mar 2023
Courts are likely to defer to public institutions to act in whatever way they deem to be in the public good.
Dr. Fauci Comes Clean on Vaccines and Respiratory Viruses
David Bell
23 Feb 2023
“Attempting to control mucosal respiratory viruses with systemically administered non-replicating vaccines has thus far been largely unsuccessful.” ~ Dr A Fauci (former director of NIAID), 2023, commenting on vaccines for Covid-19.
Every Crisis, Everywhere, All at Once
Alexander Brown
18 Feb 2023
On ‘Current Thing’ fatigue, and the importance of knowing when to opt out of the discourse.
Calling on the Academic Left to do What’s Right
Dr. Claus Rinner
3 Feb 2023
For example, confront the rise of authoritarianism during the COVID-19 pandemic instead of suppressing heterodox views!
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.
Legal Canons and Social Fables
Bruce Pardy
21 Jun 2023
The Law in Canada has never been perfect but now it is losing its way.
Blindsight is 2020: Perspectives on Covid Policies from Dissident Scientists, Philosophers, Artists, and More
Gabrielle Bauer
8 Jun 2023
An introduction to the book by the author.
A Mirror for the Hall Monitors
Alexander Brown
26 May 2023
Three years removed from the worst of pandemic panic, many in our chattering classes still won’t admit fault. On the wrongness of compliance as currency, and the need for remembrance.
Trudeau’s Battle Against a Free Internet
Rupa Subramanya
1 Apr 2023
A proposed new law would give the government the power to filter what Canadians see in their news feeds, on YouTube and on social media. It also could block the next Justin…
Where Is Occupy Silicon Valley?
Greg Pirrong
19 Mar 2023
Bank failures tend to come in waves, and we are experiencing at least a mini-wave now.
Court Gives Universities a Free Pass to Infringe Privacy
Bruce Pardy
1 Mar 2023
Courts are likely to defer to public institutions to act in whatever way they deem to be in the public good.
Dr. Fauci Comes Clean on Vaccines and Respiratory Viruses
David Bell
23 Feb 2023
“Attempting to control mucosal respiratory viruses with systemically administered non-replicating vaccines has thus far been largely unsuccessful.” ~ Dr A Fauci (former director of NIAID), 2023, commenting on vaccines for Covid-19.
Every Crisis, Everywhere, All at Once
Alexander Brown
18 Feb 2023
On ‘Current Thing’ fatigue, and the importance of knowing when to opt out of the discourse.
Calling on the Academic Left to do What’s Right
Dr. Claus Rinner
3 Feb 2023
For example, confront the rise of authoritarianism during the COVID-19 pandemic instead of suppressing heterodox views!
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.