Government be like: “maybe we should give people psychedelic mushrooms for their mental health? I heard it on a podcast, it will probably work.� AP: You would have to assume so. In Massachusetts, for example, voters rejected a measure that would have allowed residents over 21 to grow and use plant-based psychedelic drugs in certain... Read More

Gen. Daniel Hokanson, outgoing chief of the National Guard Bureau, recently told senators that assigning troops to the southern border has “no military training value� and was detrimental to military readiness. That attitude among four-star officers is not new: In 2019, Commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen. Robert Neller, declared his service was facing “rapidly accelerating... Read More

Thumbnail credit: © Thomas Krych/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire This video is available on Rumble, BitChute, and Odysee. On June 10, the Pew Research Center published an opinion poll of black Americans. Pew thought the results were so hair-raising it called the report, “Most Black Americans Believe Racial Conspiracy Theories About U.S. Institutions.� Lefties... Read More

You might not know this, but libraries are an awesome place to get high and have sex with strangers in public. That’s the nature of the transformation into a utopia: places that used to be for education for children become places for unique individuals to engage in joyful activities. New York Post: “Homeless and mentally... Read More

As we all know all too well, the road to utopia is littered with the corpses of junkies and untrained Ukrainian “soldiers.� That’s just the way it is. It’s our values in a democracy, because of the rules-based order. That’s who we are. KOMO News: According to Peer Seattle, the group that operates two vending... Read More

In April, six Republican senators introduced S. 1048 – Ending the Notorious, Aggressive, and Remorseless Criminal Organizations and Syndicates (NARCOS) Act of 2023. The bill would designate the Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and set the stage for military action against them. At the same time, Republican members of the House of Representatives... Read More

Just as the US media helped Big Pharma and its marketing agents at NIH, CDC, and FDA murder and destroy the health of millions of people by lying about the safety and effectiveness of the mRNA “vaccine,� the US media is responsible for the widespread outbreak of fentanyl deaths of young Americans. On March 29,... Read More

The opposite of a good thing can be counted on to also be a good thing. That reality—as I see it, anyway—prompts me to think about the opposite of whatever I consider true and valuable to discern how it might be true and valuable. Giving impetus to this activity is the assumption that, whether it... Read More

Many Americans saw former policeman Derek Chauvin’s conviction on all counts last week as affirming the principle that no one is above the law. Many others were concerned that the jury was scared that anything less than a full conviction would result in riots, and even violence against themselves and their families. Was the jury’s... Read More

George Floyd was not killed by police. According to the toxicology report, Floyd died from a concentration of Fentanyl in his blood three times the fatal dose. Fentanyl is a dangerous opioid 50 times more potent than heroin. You can read the analysis here— . A link is provided to the autopsy report. Think about... Read More

What is really needed in dealing with cannabis is a “tobacco moment�, as with cigarettes 50 years ago, when a majority of people became convinced that smoking might give them cancer and kill them. Since then the number of cigarette smokers in Britain has fallen by two-thirds. A depressing aspect of the present debate about... Read More

After nine months of confusion, chaos, and cascading tweets, Donald Trump’s White House has finally made one thing crystal clear: the U.S. is staying in Afghanistan to fight and -- so they insist -- win. “The killers need to know they have nowhere to hide, that no place is beyond the reach of American might,�... Read More

Post updated, 6/10/14. See below! As we saw previously (see My Most Read Posts), my post Maps of the American Nations is the single most popular post so far here on my blog. Americans all over are supremely interested in both their origins and the reasons for the cultural quirks of the different American regions.... Read More

A vigorous discussion has been triggered by the release of Gregory Clark's The Son Also Rises: Surnames and the History of Social Mobility. In this book, Clark details his work which shows a large transmission of status from generation to generation, all across the world, going back centuries. The discussion has raged on the mode... Read More

Tylenol, Johnson & Johnson’s big selling painkiller, is in the news today after Swedish researchers raised questions about its active ingredient, acetaminophen (also known as paracetamol). The researchers, based at Uppsala University, found that the ingredient can cause “long-lasting� cognitive effects in young mice, including decreased learning and memory capabilities. Paracetamol is the key ingredient... Read More

Fresh stuff! New Blog Post #3! So in my last blog posts we learned about the role of heredity in determining behavior and the non-affect of parenting and the family environment on behavioral traits. But most of us feel we are in control of ourselves (I suppose except when it comes to the “scars� parents... Read More