False Fact Fixed

Medicine has always evolved through scientific discovery, technological innovation, and improvements in patient care. Yet some of the most profound changes in modern healthcare have not come from breakthroughs in biology or pharmacology—they have come from changes in the way medicine is organized, financed, and managed. In a thoughtful conversation with healthcare executive Breaux Castleman, […]

Yale professor Nicholas Christakis explores the scientific process, social contagion, emergence, and the importance of rebuilding public trust through evidence, humility, and network science.

Addiction is not a disease — at least not according to Dr. Randy Bock, a Massachusetts general practice physician who spent nearly three decades treating patients before becoming a target of his own state medical board. In a candid interview on the Culmination podcast, Bock lays out a controversial but compelling case: that the modern addiction-treatment industry, built […]

In one of the most thought-provoking interviews of the year, Dan Burmawi — author, political commentator, and founder of the Ideological Defense Institute — sits down with Dr. Randy Bock to unpack a question few Western commentators dare to ask: Why does Islamism grow stronger precisely when the West grows weaker in its own self-belief? […]

In May 2026, a wildlife expedition cruise ship called the MV Hondius departed Argentina carrying roughly 150 passengers bound for Antarctica. Within days, a handful of travelers who had hiked in rodent-inhabited mountain terrain fell gravely ill. By the time the ship made port, two had died, a third death was suspected, and eleven passengers […]

Professor Richard Epstein challenges birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment. Discover the originalist legal case, Wong Kim Ark, and the Supreme Court debate. A Constitutional Myth Challenged When most Americans think of birthright citizenship — the idea that anyone born on U.S. soil automatically becomes a U.S. citizen — they assume it is an unquestionable […]

The modern internet thrives on outrage. Every day brings a new political controversy, social media firestorm, or ideological battle demanding attention. But according to John Hinderaker, the antidote to internet hysteria is discipline, skepticism, and a relentless focus on original sources. In a wide-ranging interview, Hinderaker explored the rise of political tribalism, the transformation of […]

A New Kind of Leader with a Blueprint to Restore the Commonwealth Massachusetts at a Tipping Point In a state long dominated by one-party Democratic rule, the 2026 Massachusetts Governor race is shaping up to be one of the most consequential elections in the Commonwealth’s recent history. With rising costs, a worsening mass exodus of […]

Patriek Karayil speaks in systems language, and he does it well. He introduced himself as a founding member of ARPA-H, later involved with the presidential transition team, and now working as a strategic adviser within HHS, while also helping build the MAHA Institute. He framed MAHA as both an internal government effort and an external movement, and that […]

Iran protests 2026 have ripped open a question the West has long avoided: can a nation held hostage by Islamist inquisitors finally be freed by its own industrious people? Scientist and political commentator Mark Changizi — an Iranian-American evolutionary biologist and cognitive scientist — says the answer is yes, and that history is moving faster […]