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The Medical Masquerade: Introduction
by Clayton J. Baker, MD at Brownstone Institute
The following is the introduction to Clayton J. Baker’s new book, The Medical Masquerade: A Physician Exposes the Deceptions of Covid.
It is better to be unhappy and …
Chorus of the Poodles
by Thomas Harrington at Brownstone Institute
It would be very difficult to find a more Europe-loving American than me. For more than four decades, I have studied Europe’s cultures, Europe’s languages, and Europe’s national and transnational …
Gramsci, Hegemony, and the World Order
by Bert Olivier at Brownstone Institute
Antonio Gramsci, the Italian Marxist philosopher, is easily underestimated with regard to what his intellectual legacy can teach us in the 21st century. It is true that Gramsci …
Yoga mats, brushed-steel kettles, Scandinavian armchairs, avocado slices, marble-top pastry tables — this peculiar subclass of objects, and the life that is organised around them, is the subject of Vincenzo Latronico’s novel Perfection (Fitzcarraldo). That life involves: working from home …
Donald Trump Was Right about Autism
by Sinead Murphy at Brownstone Institute
‘Something’s wrong.’ So said Donald Trump, about the rising prevalence of autism in children. It was in an interview with NBC’s Kristen Welker, on the 17th of December. …
The Collectivist, Evolutionary Religion of the UN
by Bruce W. Davidson at Brownstone Institute
As a teenager, Arthur C. Clarke was one of my favorite science fiction writers. Among his novels, Childhood’s End is one of the most acclaimed. The …
Adam Deng, MIT PhD student and “data alchemist,” joins us for this special episode of #SolutionsWatch where he interviews James about language.
Source: The Corbett Report Read the original article here: https://corbettreport.com …
Napoleon: Then and Now
by Thomas Harrington at Brownstone Institute
As someone who sees Napoleon as one of history’s more prodigious and transformative figures (notice I didn’t say angelic or deeply moral), I was pleased to hear that Ridley Scott …
Individualism: The Basis of Public Health or Its Nemesis?
by REPPARE at Brownstone Institute
Public health ethics, together with basic human rights law, are based around the primacy of freedom of choice, otherwise considered …
The Analog versus the Digital Worlds
by Jessica Rose at Brownstone Institute
This piece is going to be an exploration of my own thoughts gathered at this point in ‘time’ on the subject matter of the analog versus the digital …
Nationalism and Globalism Revisited
by Robert Malone at Brownstone Institute
“The Westphalian peace reflected …
The Demoralizing Downward Spiral of Algorithmic Culture
by Thomas Harrington at Brownstone Institute
In need of a letter certifying that I do not suffer from a disease of international concern, I headed out to my primary care practitioner last Monday. …
On 9 February 1967, hours after the US Air Force had levelled the Port of Haiphong and several Vietnamese airfields, NBC aired a Star Trek episode featuring a concept that clashed mercilessly with what had just happened. Under the “Prime …
The Limits of Transactionalism
by Thomas Harrington at Brownstone Institute
“We make men without chests and expect from them virtue and enterprise. We laugh at honor and are shocked to find traitors in our midst.”
-C.S. Lewis “Men Without Chests”…
Is Peace Possible Today?
by Bert Olivier at Brownstone Institute
As we approach Christmas, with its connotations of peace and goodwill to all people, and the New Year, when one traditionally comes up with ‘resolutions’ for the year ahead, with …
