Here is some very, very good news in the midst of everything: “President Trump on Sunday night said that the government would reassess the recommended period for keeping businesses shut and millions of workers at home after this week, amid … Continue reading
The Democrats are unimaginably evil. According to them, trillions of dollars in redistribution of income (plus more debt) will salvage the economy. No, it won’t. Only finding a cure or treatment for coronavirus will — along with responding to the … Continue reading
A reader emails that her father always cautioned her that “the grass is always greener,” i.e., that she should keep searching for something better than what she already has. She asks me if an endless quest for that “something better” … Continue reading
After 40 years, it seemed like a good time for me to reread Laura Ingalls Wilder’s “Little House on the Prairie” series. (No relation to the tv show.) These classics bring to life something about the original, brave and individualistic … Continue reading
My own Governor in Delaware wants to be one of the cool kids like California and New York, and just issued a “stay at home” order for two months. The order has so many exceptions it takes you 45 minutes … Continue reading
President Trump has repeatedly pointed to chloroquine, a drug known to treat malaria, as a potential remedy for the virus at the center of the pandemic. However, the media (CNN, MSNBC, the usual crowd) has proclaimed that if you overdose … Continue reading
Because I am a mental health professional, I’m being asked how to remain calm and hopeful during this crisis. I have two short answers: Science and resistance. Science is our hope. Science is the implementation of reason. Reason is our … Continue reading
Dr. Hurd, Today’s Dose was, as usual, a breath of fresh air. I remember when Ayn Rand speculated that if America were to survive, it would be the Sense of Life that many Americans have that would save it. Your … Continue reading
“Once again, Dr. Michael Hurd, you hit it out of the park with your summation! Keep it coming! Thank you!“
Politicians are such sycophants. Take the Governor in my own state of Delaware. He’s not special in this regard. I’m noting him because I happen to live in Delaware, a small but beautiful state on the sea. In Ayn Rand’s … Continue reading
A rational approach to a pandemic (not happening): Don’t panic. Stay rational. Go about your business, as much as possible. Use common sense. Don’t spread germs. Don’t put yourself in a position to contact germs. Work together, be civil and … Continue reading
I like optimism. I like the attitude, “We will get through this. We will conquer the coronavirus, and then things will get back to normal.” But there’s a danger here. If we don’t OBJECTIVELY and CONCRETELY define what “conquering” the … Continue reading