A starter list from the last quarter-century: Some questions: The initial list of scandals is open-ended, as is the list of questions.

What unites the many who from, say, August 2016 to August 2026, believed the following: The issues range widely — from environmentalism to viruses to law enforcement to sex and gender to economics to Middle Eastern politics to academic sociology. Yet there is an identifiable demographic: Those who believed all of the above propositions, often

“Democracy is a form of bourgeois state championed by all traitors to genuine socialism, who now find themselves at the head of official socialism and who assert that democracy is contrary to the dictatorship of the proletariat. Until the revolution transcended the limits of the bourgeois system, we were for democracy; but as soon as

Two questions: Who hired Jason Arday? Who signed the public letter of support for him when allegations of plagiarism and fabrication began to emerge? Grok: “The members of the Board of Electors (the independent nine-member appointment/hiring panel) that selected Jason Arday as Professor of Sociology of Education at the University of Cambridge in 2022–2023 were:

Before A.I., pretty much every new information tool was feared and opposed as an enemy of human cognitive advance. Television (1985): “People will come to love their oppression, to adore the technologies that undo their capacities to think.” [1] Calculators: This 1986 protest by teachers against the use of calculators. Kids are “addicted” to them,

In 1926, there were about 20,000 millionaires in the USA (measured in 1926 dollars). Currently, the USA has about 500,000 people with a net worth of $18 million or more (measured in 2026 dollars).Due to inflation, $1 million in 1926 dollars is about the same as $18 million in 2026 dollars. Hence, the USA has

“That was Stephen Hicks’s warning to students at Galt’s Gulch 2026, our annual student conference held this summer in San Diego. A Senior Scholar at The Atlas Society, Hicks has spent decades studying how political language gets weaponized—most notably in his book Nietzsche and the Nazis. At the conference, he walked students through the actual

​My talk on rhetoric and intellectual self-defense, at the 2026 Galt’s Gulch conference in San Diego: Related: The full audiobook of my Nietzsche and the Nazis: