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They are wearing us down with shocking headlines and opinions. They come daily these days, with increasingly implausible claims that leave your jaw on the floor. The rest of the text is perfunctory. The headline is the takeaway, and the part designed to demoralize, deconstruct, and disorient.  A few weeks... Read more
3 days ago
By Jeffrey A. Tucker
Seasoned veterinarians and livestock producers alike have been scratching their heads trying to understand the media's response to the avian flu. Headlines across every major news outlet warn of humans becoming infected with the “deadly” bird flu after one reported case of pink-eye in a human.  The entire narrative is... Read more
3 days ago
By Breeauna Sagdal
Many years ago, a beloved mentor told me a story—a parable, if you will—about a wife who came home one afternoon to find her husband in bed with another woman. She screamed and fled the room, sobbing. A few minutes later, her husband emerged, still buttoning his shirt, and asked... Read more
4 days ago
By Rob Jenkins
[The following is a chapter of Lori Weintz’s book, Mechanisms of Harm: Medicine in the Time of Covid-19.] Tragically, the government-backed mechanical (ventilators) and pharmaceutical (remdesivir, mRNA shots, etc) interventions didn’t work to remedy the respiratory illness problem. Instead, they added an additional layer of chaos on top of the virus... Read more
5 days ago
By Lori Weintz
[Full PDF of report is available below] The Basics of Policy Development All public health interventions have costs and benefits, and normally these are carefully weighed based on evidence from previous interventions, supplemented by expert opinion where such evidence is limited. Such careful appraisal is particularly important where the negative... Read more
5 days ago
By REPPARE
This article was co-written with Martin Enlund, former Global Chief FX-Strategist at Nordea Bank, now Founder and CEO of Under Orion AB.  In mid-January, we were able to watch the gathering of the global elite in Davos, Switzerland. The publicly stated aim of this year’s Davos meeting, organized by the... Read more
5 days ago
By Tuomas Malinen
The following text represents an interaction I had with a young medical student in the first year of medical school. I also include two brief excerpts showing how anti-intellectualism and closed mindedness are sabotaging key institutions, in this case the American Medical Association. The AMA has abandoned its commitment to... Read more
7 days ago
By David Barnhizer
During oral arguments in the Murthy v. Missouri First Amendment case, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson  talked about kids “seriously injuring or even killing themselves” by “jumping out of windows at increasing elevations” thanks to a social media “teen challenge” that the government would need to suppress.  This statement is not only loaded with layer... Read more
7 days ago
By Steven Kritz
The last few years can be tracked at two levels: the physical reality around us and the realm of the intellectual, mental, and psychological.  The first level has presented a chaotic narrative of the previously unthinkable. A killer virus that turned out to be what many people said it was... Read more
7 days ago
By Jeffrey A. Tucker
Last month, a young student at Eton College died at the age of 17 years while playing games at the College fields. Unfortunately, this sad event is not an isolated incident. During the same week, a different young football player collapsed in 3 separate world football games. As a stunned... Read more
8 days ago
By Carla Peeters
In the 18th century Immanuel Kant – arguably the most important philosopher of the historical European Enlightenment – gave us what is known as a ‘deontological (duty-oriented)’ moral philosophy, as opposed to, for example, a ‘consequentialist’ variety, or one that assesses the moral rightness of human actions by asking whether... Read more
8 days ago
By Bert Olivier
The title of this post should have been given to a study that was published in 2022. I have missed that publication until recently, perhaps because of its uninformative title: “Nursing home quality, COVID-19 deaths, and excess mortality.” There is nothing to suggest earthshaking findings. The inference from the lengthy... Read more
9 days ago
By Eyal Shahar

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Motivated by the global crisis created by policy responses to the Covid-19 pandemic of 2020, Brownstone Institute was formed in 2021 to provide constructive commentary, analysis, and research from a variety of perspectives which challenge the prevailing precedents and mindset that resulted in mandates, lockdowns and other forms of top-down authoritarian control.

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