Members of professional Covid alarmist group Independent SAGE have once again called for the return of face masks. Will they ever accept the scientific evidence is not on their side, asks Dr Gary Sidley.
Historian Guy de la Bédoyère has written a brilliant essay for the Daily Sceptic about the dizzying pace of change in the 21st Century and why it leaves many older people feeling frustrated and dispirited.
Dr. Clare Craig's excellent new book lays bare the scientific falsehoods and destructive insanity that took hold during Covid, says Dr. Roger Watson.
The pandemic exposed just how prevalent fraud in science is and the insidious ways it operates, says Matt Ridley. Data-dredging, gate-keeping and bias turn whole fields into dogmatic handmaidens of an approved narrative.
Canadian public health officials are reeling following the publication of an investigation in the BMJ criticising Canada's Covid response, though its criticisms aren't necessarily the ones sceptics would agree with.
Real-world evidence consistently challenges the claims of 'The Science'. Yet persuading people of this was difficult throughout the pandemic. Dr Clare Craig takes a new approach to tackling the myths about COVID-19.
The once-great journal Science has published an op-ed on "systemic racism", which claims that the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action (a blatantly racist policy) is tantamount to ignoring racism.
Underneath all the dangerous and troubling beliefs about gender, climate, race and medicine lies a psychological problem. Too many people believe things that are not true. Hugh Willbourn calls it the Pandelusion.
Earlier this month, the 2022 Nobel Physics Laureate Dr John Clauser slammed the 'climate emergency' narrative as a "dangerous corruption of science". Inevitably, the punishment beatings have begun.
Former Headteacher Hugh McCarthy tells how his talk on the harms Covid lockdowns have done to children was refused several venues for his dissent from the official narrative. And he is not alone in being censored.
