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  • COVID-19 Shut Down the SAT and ACT, but Not the Classic Learning Test

    COVID-19 Shut Down the SAT and ACT, but Not the Classic Learning Test0

    COVID-19 has disrupted student life across the nation, closing schools and leading to major questions about what’s in store for high school juniors and seniors as they take their next steps toward college. The virus canceled many college placement exams that had been slated over the next few months. The ACT has postponed its April

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  • COVID-19 Lockdowns May Destroy Our Immune Systems

    COVID-19 Lockdowns May Destroy Our Immune Systems0

    What happens when trees are planted in a “perfect” growing environment? Give the trees rich soil, just the right amount of water and no wind, and they grow rapidly, but topple over before they reach maturation. Wind stimulates the tree to grow stress wood, which “helps a tree position itself for optimal sun absorption, and it

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  • COVID-19 Lies and What to Do About Them

    COVID-19 Lies and What to Do About Them3

    The fall of Fauci and the unravelling narrative about COVID-19’s origins is something of a slow-motion train wreck. As recently as 2021, White House Chief Medical Advisor and National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Dr. Anthony Fauci was hailed as a national hero and an icon of science. To be fair, Fauci did

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  • COVID-19 Is a Nursing Home Pandemic

    COVID-19 Is a Nursing Home Pandemic0

    Over the last week, many governors have reinstituted coronavirus policy implementations which had been in various phases of cessation. Why? This is because of an alleged “spike” in new COVID-19 infections. Other states have abbreviated their phased lifting of lockdowns. This is despite the fact that current U.S. deaths from COVID-19 are now 90 percent

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  • COVID-19 in the Light of History

    COVID-19 in the Light of History0

    Serious epidemics can have far-reaching social, cultural, and geopolitical consequences. The plague which devastated Athens in 430 BC – in the second year of the Peloponnesian War, when an Athenian victory still seemed within reach – claimed a quarter of the population, some 75,000 people including Pericles. His successors were weak and incompetent, and Athens

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  • COVID-19 Disrupts Ukraine’s Surrogacy Factories

    COVID-19 Disrupts Ukraine’s Surrogacy Factories0

    Like rivets popping on the hull of the sinking Titanic, the stresses of the pandemic are revealing unexpected weaknesses in our societies. Suddenly we’ve realized that it wasn’t a great idea to source protective masks from China, that warehousing the elderly is dangerous, that we need check-out chicks more than we need managers, and so

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