Limits to Growth

An iconoclastic view of immigration and culture

Pandemic Speeds Adoption of Robots by Business

The year-long Wuhan virus outbreak has been devastating for many economic sectors, but automation has come out a winner because when workers are forced by government into home imprisonment, smart machines can step in to replace the humans. Plus, business owners have developed a larger appreciation of the convenience and dependability of modern robot substitutes.

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Open Borders Children Are about to Flood American Schools

The whole top half of Sunday’s Los Angeles Times featured the victimhood struggles of foreigners whom Biden and previous diversity-admiring administrations have admitted. The headline under the photo reads Migrant Kids Left Waiting for Days, a typical media sob story about illegal aliens.

More alarming in a way is how the article on the […]

Heather Mac Donald Questions the Media’s Coronavirus Narrative

Like a number of other people, Heather Mac Donald has expressed doubts about how the coronavirus story is playing out in the press: the media volume is turned up to high without a corresponding level of factual analysis.

Sadly, the New York Times missed her in Wednesday’s article scolding disbelievers of the approved narrative, From […]

Did China Create the Coronavirus in Its Top Bioresearch Lab?

Is it not suspicious that the coronavirus first showed up near an advanced bioresearch facility in Red China? At least it appears that’s the case because the Chinese have been extremely tight-lipped on every aspect of the disease situation there.

China expert Steven Mosher is President of the Population Research Institute, and his investigation convinced […]

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Limits to Growth

Pandemic Speeds Adoption of Robots by Business

Open Borders Children Are about to Flood American Schools

Heather Mac Donald Questions the Media’s Coronavirus Narrative

Did China Create the Coronavirus in Its Top Bioresearch Lab?

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