False Fact Fixed

Professor David Hughes reveals his reasons for leaving academia, citing a system incompatible with critical inquiry and challenging power structures. He discusses the “Omni War,” a clandestine, global operation for bio-digital totalitarian enslavement, driven by a transnational ruling class. This interview uncovers how central banks, media, and technology like smart cities and the Internet of […]

Edward Dutton, also known as The Jolly Heretic, reveals his journey through academia and the suppression of his research on evolutionary psychology and controversial topics. This interview uncovers why certain studies on intelligence, group differences, and the mental stability of “woke” individuals are being banned by mainstream universities and journals. He explains the societal shift […]

Dr. David Bell, a seasoned public health physician with experience from organizations like the WHO, dives deep into the rise of autism and ADHD diagnoses, particularly in Western industrialized nations. He challenges conventional views, discussing how cultural differences and the highly structured modern school system might be contributing to these labels, especially for boys. This […]

Dr. Mark Changizi reveals surprising truths about human biology, language, and culture. In this interview, he challenges the notion of human exceptionalism, arguing for a “zoo-centric” view where we are quantitatively smarter apes, but still fundamentally driven by instincts. Discover how natural selection explains design in the biological world and why our fingers get pruny […]

Jill Escher, head of the National Council on Severe Autism (NCSA), shares her raw perspective as a mother of two profoundly autistic children. She dismantles the common, often romanticized, narratives around autism, emphasizing the severe and disabling realities many families face. Escher expresses deep frustration with the stagnant state of autism research, highlighting a critical […]

Dr. Azadeh Khatibi, MD, MS, and MPH, shares her journey into medical freedom and free speech advocacy. She discusses the erosion of the sacred patient-physician relationship, particularly during the COVID era, and how governmental and corporate incentives created a wedge between patients and their doctors. Dr. Khatibi highlights the inherent conflict between a public health […]

Warren Smith (‪@SecretScholars‬ ) discusses his unique approach to analyzing conversations and cultural narratives. He talks about the profound impact of his discussions with figures like Jordan Peterson, exploring the concept of objective truth versus the malleable reality presented by postmodernism. He emphasizes that true growth comes from engaging with reality, not just winning semantic […]

Bret Swanson discusses the overwhelming “exaflood” of information and the ongoing “information war.” He breaks down how the focus has shifted from substantive debate to labeling information as “misinformation,” leading to major policy errors, particularly during the Covid era. Swanson emphasizes the critical need for better knowledge institutions and a recommitment to free speech in […]

David Goodhart, author of “The Road to Somewhere” and “Head, Hand, Heart,” discusses his journey as a truth-teller, from challenging mainstream views on diversity and immigration to coining the influential “Anywhere-Somewhere” divide. He critically examines how a narrow definition of meritocracy and the dominance of the “Anywhere” worldview have led to societal discomfort and political […]

Debbie Lerman dives deep into the origins of the COVID narrative and exposes the figures behind what’s presented as the “medical freedom movement.” Discover how influential individuals gained prominence, the alleged inaccuracies in their public stories, and the suspected ties to a larger, global agenda. This discussion challenges official narratives, questions the power structures at […]