Author Archives: todd

This seems a monumental statement from many people whom I follow, admire and from whom I learn. It is a sad state of global affairs that requires such an extreme resistance to censorship, cancellation, intimidation and misrepresentation by overly powerful … Continue reading →

This article by Brandon Smith at Alt-Markets.us seems an apt impression of SOME of the society-controlling mechanisms and perpetrators on display through the years of COVID chaos (as much, or perhaps more of that chaos being man-made rather than biologically … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I was talking to a colleague about the ongoing deterioration of health care economics – a common topic among us doctors – and referenced Dr. William C. Waters’ book, Two Days That Ruined Your Health Care. I remembered having … Continue reading →

This morning, Zerohedge pointed me to a recent article that Jim Quinn wrote on his site, The Burning Platform. He does an excellent and singular job of summarizing the current era of U.S. pathologies: societal, political, economic. He gives a … Continue reading →

The human experience is perplexed, as well as driven by, the search for purpose and meaning. I think I’ve written elsewhere of physician psychiatrist Viktor Frankl and his excellent short book, Man’s Search for Meaning – inspired by his survival … Continue reading →

I opened my PayPal account in the year 2000. I closed it today. Humanity must find a path around censoring, cancelling, narrative controlling, de-platforming, and centralizing entities, and work towards transparency, openness, dialogue, free movement and commerce, decentralization, and exposure … Continue reading →

Excellent mashup of Dr. Weinstein’s Dr. Seuss tribute with some lo-fi and art by Akira The Don. As background, Dr. Seuss was a target of Cancel Culture this past year. (see here and here.) Bret would have none of it. … Continue reading →

Vinay Prasad, MD, MPH, is a hematologist, oncologist and epidemiologist at University of California – San Francisco. In recent months, Dr. Prasad has been providing excellent analysis of some of the flawed studies that the CDC has promoted throughout the … Continue reading →

As many parents all around the U.S. have spoken out in their local school board meetings about the negative effects and uselessness of force-masking their children in school (a very contentious topic with angry parents on both sides of the … Continue reading →

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 →