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.
The Prophetic Genius of Ivan Illich
Seth Smith
14 Sep 2022
“Medical Nemesis” predicted where the medical profession and public health was headed.
The Degradation of Medical Education
Remnant | MD
20 Jul 2022
Discussions of lockdown consequences have all but ignored the changes in medical education. Once this generation of trainees graduates into licensed practice, the results may be devastating.
The Economic Meltdown Has Roots in Lockdown
Jeffrey A. Tucker
14 Jun 2022
Many people imagined that governments could just shut down an economy and turn it back on without consequence. And yet here we are.
Launch of the Canadian Centre for Learning
Paul Pasternak
26 Apr 2022
Instructors with distinguished teaching careers are about to launch an exciting new initiative.
Blank Stares and Black Screens
Ari Gandsman
20 Apr 2022
The pitfalls of virtual learning and the challenges of post-pandemic education.
We Need a Systems-Oriented Approach to Exit the Pandemic
Dr. Claus Rinner
28 Mar 2022
The socioeconomic determinants of an individual’s and group’s well-being are viewed as equally if not more important than medical factors.
The Science of Flying Cars
Mikko Packalen
15 Feb 2022
We must reform incentives to reignite science and progress.
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.
The Prophetic Genius of Ivan Illich
Seth Smith
14 Sep 2022
“Medical Nemesis” predicted where the medical profession and public health was headed.
The Degradation of Medical Education
Remnant | MD
20 Jul 2022
Discussions of lockdown consequences have all but ignored the changes in medical education. Once this generation of trainees graduates into licensed practice, the results may be devastating.
The Economic Meltdown Has Roots in Lockdown
Jeffrey A. Tucker
14 Jun 2022
Many people imagined that governments could just shut down an economy and turn it back on without consequence. And yet here we are.
Launch of the Canadian Centre for Learning
Paul Pasternak
26 Apr 2022
Instructors with distinguished teaching careers are about to launch an exciting new initiative.
Blank Stares and Black Screens
Ari Gandsman
20 Apr 2022
The pitfalls of virtual learning and the challenges of post-pandemic education.
We Need a Systems-Oriented Approach to Exit the Pandemic
Dr. Claus Rinner
28 Mar 2022
The socioeconomic determinants of an individual’s and group’s well-being are viewed as equally if not more important than medical factors.
The Science of Flying Cars
Mikko Packalen
15 Feb 2022
We must reform incentives to reignite science and progress.