I actively cataloged some of the worst behavior during 2020's cultural revolution.

Here's a round-up of 25 egregious firings, investigations, and excesses from 2020, so you can remember just how bad things got. 1 - Gordon Klein

Klein, a UCLA professor, was suspended from his job for politely asking why it made sense to give black students special treatments on exams.

Klein lost his ability to teach for this incredibly timid letter.

Listening to NPR regularly genuinely radicalized me against the left.

I'll be replying to this thread with some of the insane things NPR has done over the last decade, as I remember them.

Share your own!

https://twitter.com/maddoxrules/status/1918419583419256877

During Covid, NPR argued for children to get vaccinated without parental consent, while arguing against marriages even with parental consent

12 years ago, almost to the day, conservative journalist and programmer John Derbyshire was canceled and lost his job at the National Review.

Why? He wrote an article, called "The Talk: Nonblack Version"

Derbyshire shared 15 suggestions. How do they hold up today? Let's look

https://twitter.com/MattWalshBlog/status/1907859938220847606

1 - Among your fellow citizens are forty million who identify as black, and whom I shall refer to as black. The cumbersome (and MLK-noncompliant) term “African-American” seems to be in decline, thank goodness. “Colored” and “Negro” are archaisms. What you must call “the ‘N’ word” is used freely among blacks but is taboo to nonblacks.

White Anglo-Saxon Protestants are really weird.

People from this region have values, attitudes, perspectives, and achievements unique compared to anywhere else on earth.

We should ask what will happen if/when societies are no longer run by them. Let's take a look...

https://twitter.com/ToddHagopian/status/1874609204381782365

Protestant Europeans are the most high-openness and individualistic of any people.

Want a fact about healthcare that will really blow your mind?

Healthcare has almost no effect on health outcomes.

Is the US really spending trillions of dollars each year on nothing? Let's look at the evidence.

https://twitter.com/jeremykauffman/status/1866661748566266294

In 1974, the RAND Corporation ran the then largest randomized control trial on healthcare.

They recruited 2,750 families, totaling 7,700 people under the age of 65. Families were randomly assigned to one of five types of health insurance plans:

- Three cost-sharing plans: 25 percent, 50 percent, or 95 percent coinsurance, subject to a co-pay limit (~$5000 today)
- Unlimited fee-for-service care (the same plan as above, but with a 0% co-pay)
- Free care from a nonprofit HMO

Luigi Mangione's manifesto includes a superficially damning claim.

However, it's wrong.

Want to understand why the US spends so much on healthcare to get such poor results?

Read this thread to see the greatest (and most unknown) analysis of US healthcare ever done. 1) Healthcare spending in all countries tracks income.

The richer a country is, the more they spend on health care.

The US is the richest country in the world, and it spends the most on healthcare.

(It's important to use real income for this analysis, not GDP)

New Hampshire will have an entirely Republican state government.

A record number of these Republicans will be right-wing libertarians.

Here are the top 6 things they should do 🧵 Priority 1: Expand School Choice, Shrink Gov't Schools

Government schools are the single strongest progressive force in the state.

Every dollar that moves out of their control and into the free market is a win.

This battle won't end in 2 years, but the ball must be advanced.

I actively cataloged some of the worst behavior during 2020's cultural revolution.

Here's a round-up of 20 egregious firings, investigations, and excesses from 2020, so you can remember just how bad things got. 1 - Gordon Klein

Klein, a UCLA professor, was suspended from his job for politely asking why it made sense to give black students special treatments on exams.

Klein lost his ability to teach for this incredibly timid letter.

Fed up with Disney and other media companies opposing free speech?

You can stop paying them but still watch their content.

Here's how: 🧵

Step 1:

Sign up for a VPN (Virtual Private Network) that is torrenting friendly. ExpressVPN, NordVPN, and ProtonVPN are all solid.

The VPN will hide your torrenting from your ISP. A VPN can sound intimidating, but it's easy to setup, just follow instructions from your provider.

About to spend 8 compulsory hours with my favorite stalkers (the SEC) The SEC asked why @LBRYcom couldn't just fix the price of $LBC to $.10

I brought up George Soros, the Bank of England, and the vast history of why prices can't be fixed in free market

Maybe he was playing dumb but claimed he still didn't understand so I told him he should quit

Some gems from my first round of compelled testimony vs. SEC

SEC is Q and I'm A

Round 2 is on Monday and I'm going to do even better 😎 Might as well dump some of the lessons I've learned on testifying to the feds while I'm here

1 - There's no offense, only defense. The judge does not read testimony. SEC gets to pick and choose what they show the judge. So your job is to minimize things that can be cherry-picked