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A friend of mine decided to shake the dust of the city off his feet last year and ...

Mattias Desmet, professor of clinical psychology at the University of Ghent, sits down with Dr Chris Martensen of the Peak Prosperity podcast to talk about the psychological conditions of society which allowed the Covid narrative to take such a hold on people. (Video) I have written of Desmet before, offering Why Smart People are Stupid.  In this post, I will highlight some of the new (for me) points made by Desmet, or points that perhaps I have previously heard but make more sense to me today. Desmet begins by pointing out the obvious errors in the early covid models, pointing to Sweden ...

<strong>Letters: </strong>Robert Nisbet’s ideas, as put forth in his 1953 book The Quest for Community, are still relevant today, writes <strong>Peter Waterman</strong>

Robert Nisbet predicted the managerialism that has brought universities low. But he also saw a way out.

On February 25, the House of Representatives passed the Equality Act, a bill that is touted as a step forward for civil rights in the United States. If enacted, the bill would add sexual orientation and gender identity to the federally protected classes that cannot be discriminated against and would expand where such protections are applied. While expanding such protections is not necessarily widely opposed (Mormon Republican Chris Stewart has introduced the Fairness for All Act as an alternative bill), the act explicitly says that the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993 cannot be...