Anyone who is familiar with the stock market knows that two human emotions drive the market: fear and greed. In a quiet market, the emotions are subtly manifested. A bull or rising market is driven by a natural desire for gain which only becomes extreme greed when a stock or Read more…
Ontario by now has considerable experience with lockdowns. To see how well the latest is working, first consider the study by Lauer et al[1] that looked at onset of symptoms from date of infection (incubation period). In the study, the first cases did not emerge until day 2 and after Read more…
If you saw the Matrix movies, you may have wondered why the machines kept humans alive in those little pods supplying them the nutrients to stay alive. The answer may lay with Microsoft: Microsoft wants to ‘read people’s brain waves’ to mine cryptocurrency. Recent site activity has involved reopening and Read more…
Here is that iconic commercial for Red Rose tea, in case it was before your time. And only in Canada can you be sent to a secret internment camp quarantine facility[1] without a trial, unless of course you are a Uighur, in which case, your country which Justin Trudeau admires Read more…
I have accumulated more than three dozen articles and papers on lockdowns: The Catch-All Page. The efficacy of lockdowns is questionable in my mind and there is almost no research on them. There is a good overview of their effects at https://odysee.com/@Dryburgh:7/knut-wittkowski-lockdowns-are-creating-a-new-virus:7. Dr Knut Wittkowski discusses them and offers some Read more…
After hearing a particular bird call for two years, in the conservation area behind us, I tracked it gown and produced this article in the process: Birds in Our Yard. Oh, it was a red-bellied woodpecker. I have done some detailed background accumulation and analysis of studies and reports indicating Read more…
This is not a topic that I have researched but I do look at studies if they comes my way. None have until recently when I received the following paper by van den Berg et al[1]. This was a very large study of students and staff in Massachusetts public schools Read more…
I was surprised to find out that my last post was over a month ago. So what’s new? A few days ago I lost a dear friend. It was his time. The last few months I have spent much more time in prayer, meditation and reflection. I have been confounded Read more…
There is a bit of new material integrated into the site. You might find some comments on lock-downs that I added in Dissent and the COVID-19 Hoax. I added a new page ‘The Surveillance State‘. It has a short essay by Michael Snyder that is worth the read. You’ll likely Read more…
If you’re not up on the synthetic meat industry meant to replace animal protein sources, eliminating the beef and swine industries along with the farmers, I’ve updated that section of Control of the Food Supply. Narratives are still an active topic: The Role of Narratives. I added a section on Read more…