Monthly Archives: January 2022

Caveat: I haven’t endorsed any of the two-party system U.S. Presidential candidates in 20 years or more. They have been (and likely always will be) insufficient human beings to represent, solve, or think at a level to benefit society. So, … Continue reading →

Starting year THREE of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic and its public and health policy responses, it would seem appropriate for physicians, scientists, politicians and the public to be able to discuss and debate any details of the ongoing crisis, mandates, varying … Continue reading →

I believe this is part of the vital conversations that every adult should be able to understand, if not continue with family and peers. Legacy media outlets have been very narrow (to be kind) in their coverage of data, studies, … Continue reading →

“… with a rubber hose!” used to be a childish insult from my kindergarten years. What I’m considering putting up my nose is a dilute Betadine (povidone iodine) spray the next time that I get viral upper respiratory tract infection … Continue reading →

While I have been actively trialing myriad social media sites (Gettr, Gab, Parler, MeWe, Minds) as I search for means to communicate with other humans in ways that minimize coercion, censorship, cancelation, de-platforming, weaponized politics, etc., I still have some … Continue reading →