“I’m Not Wrong”: Joe Rogan, Peter McCullough, and the Questions Nobody Asked

An examination of the 11/04/2026 Joe Rogan interview reveals some legitimate medical concerns, several demonstrably false claims, and a recurring problem with how scientific evidence is presented.

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A Mind Less Wasted on X: "89 Out of 90 Patients Responded to a Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine." / X

89 Out of 90 Patients Responded to a Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine.

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The Scientific Method Is Not a One-Way Street

When skepticism becomes selective, evidence becomes a weapon for defending beliefs rather than a tool for discovering the truth.

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Dangerous Misinformation: The Claims, Court Battles, and Evidence Behind Dr. Mary Talley Bowden

An Amindlesswasted investigation into ivermectin, vaccine safety, medical freedom, and the difference between a legal victory and scientific proof.

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Let yourself go down a rabbit hole

The unexpected pleasures of curiosity, why one question leads to another, and how to know when it’s time to stop digging.

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A Convenient Propaganda

The Study Was Withdrawn. The Claim Wasn’t.

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What the Hell Happened to Dr. Drew?

For years, I saw him as the doctor in the room. Then I watched who he started amplifying, the company he joined - and what happened when I started asking questions.

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Is This America’s “REAL Doctor”?

Questioning the Doctor Who Says Question Everything

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Another Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated Study Has a Bigger Problem Than Peer Review

A closer look at the data behind CHD’s headline.

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Rage Bait Is a Business Model—and We Keep Working for Free

We think we are correcting misinformation. Too often, we are also distributing it.

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Bored? Your Mind Is Trying to Tell You Something

What boredom is, why it exists, whether cavemen felt it, and why unlimited entertainment has failed to cure it

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The Nicolas Hulscher Formula

How a Scientific Signal Becomes a Scare Story

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When Misinformation Becomes the Feed

Fact-checking representative claims from Valerie Anne Smith’s X account, and the pattern that matters more than any single post.

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The Joe Tippens story: How one remission became a cancer protocol

Joe Tippens entered remission after adding a dog dewormer to his cancer treatment. His story is remarkable. It is not proof of a cure—or evidence for the protocols and sales pitches built around it.

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Why Am I Me?

Science can explain how a self is built. It still cannot tell us why experience exists, why this life is the one I experience from within—or what it could mean for that experience to end.

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No, the iPhone Did Not Make Cervical Cancer Disappear

The BBC oversimplified a new HPV-vaccine study. Its critics then misread the mortality data, the screening programme, the sexual-behaviour evidence—and even the wrong randomized trial.

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35 Mechanisms, 333 Cases: Does the Evidence Prove “Turbo Cancer”?

Some findings are real. The causal claim goes much further than the evidence.

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When Skepticism Becomes a Shield

How working backward from a conclusion reverses scientific reasoning while preserving the appearance of critical thought

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The Amish Autism Question Is Worth Asking

Trump revived a decades-old claim about autism and the Amish. Buried inside the argument is a legitimate unanswered question, but not the conclusion being advertised.

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The Zelenko Protocol, Six Years Later

What the science supports, what it doesn’t, and why the marketing around Dr. Vladimir Zelenko’s legacy deserves scrutiny

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Your Dog Is Reading You. Your Cat Is Testing You.

Are pets smarter than we think, or are we asking the wrong questions?

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The “Two Deaths for One Hospitalization” Claim

What the mFLUSIVA Data Actually Show

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