Call it a paradigm shift, a vibe shift, a sea change, a changing of the guard. The pendulum is swinging against the excesses of the progressive era. This publication will attempt to capture and indeed foster the spirit of these exciting times.
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Purpose
I was talking to an older gentleman the other day who had retired from his full-time career and now works an hourly job in the hospitality industry.
I asked him why he did this particular job instead of some of the others in the operation...
Been-Her: A Tale of the Bern
I used to aspire to being a novelist. Then I waited a few decades and the urge passed.
Maybe that’s because truth has become stranger than fiction. Still, there is much truth to be found in fiction. Sometimes fiction allows us to say thing...
The Beluga Paradox: Why 21st-Century Socialism Breeds Fragility
The recent tragedy at Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium—where three beluga whales died following an international rescue mission from a closed Canadian marine park—offers a stark, unintended allegory for the modern welfare state. For decades, these...
Socialists infantilize us
“The government is good at one thing: it knows how to break your legs, hand you a crutch, and say, ‘See, if it weren’t for the government, you wouldn’t be able to walk.’”
— Harry Browne
When I read this quote, it reminded me of something...
The Broken Promise of Generics
We’ve all been taught the standard script of free-market capitalism: a drug company invents a miraculous new pill, enjoys a 20-year monopoly via a patent, and makes a fortune. But the moment that patent expires, a flood of generic manufactu...
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