Michael Schellenberger

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For decades, the World Economic Forum (WEF), which gathers this week in Davos, Switzerland, has advocated for “stakeholder capitalism.” In practice, stakeholder capitalism meant NGOs like WEF working with the world’s largest corporations and governments to change laws across the

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The WEF, which meets in Davos this week, said "stakeholder capitalism" would benefit consumers. Instead, it raised prices, indebted the US, and deindustrialized Europe. The idea rested upon the Big Lie that problems of corruption were a result of capitalism, says @desireefixler.

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On March 15th, 2021, an anonymous Twitter user asked Harvard Medical professor Martin Kulldorff a question. “Do you think younger age groups and or people who have already had the virus need to be vaccinated?”

Who is Martin Kulldorff? He’s a Harvard Medical School professor for

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President Trump defunded much of the Censorship Industrial Complex, but around the world, its power is growing. Within a few years, the most intolerant people on Earth could control the Internet. This is my warning to the world.

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@uaustinorg Please follow @EmersonLau and @EllieUlloa !

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Thank you to my students Eliana Ulloa and Emerson Lau, in the video below, for joining me. I am teaching a course in journalism this quarter @uaustinorg where we take pride in teaching students how to navigate unsafe spaces.

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It's up to parents not governments if their children watch social media — ban or no ban. As such, the bans are nothing more than a Trojan horse for governments to end anonymity online and impose digital IDs on everyone in order to censor & control the public.

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Progressives have for decades denied that offering services like food, shelter, and needle exchange is a “magnet” for attracting homeless people.

Not so in the progressive city of Austin, Texas. Last week, a staff member of the city’s Homeless Strategies and Operations