Monthly Archives: August 2021

Great video and article that Glenn Greenwald put up on his substack yesterday. In them, he points out that society has heretofore been well-adapted at performing cost-benefit analyses when considering public policy. A very good analogy he uses is that … Continue reading →

The Covid thing just never ends. It’s almost as distressing as the political exploitation and associated mob hysteria. I ran across physicist Scott Locklin’s blog and his take on the errors and uncertainties that have been sold as unassailable doctrine … Continue reading →