Dr. Hurd is the Babe Ruth of concise, dead on, substantial internet posts. I am in awe of his daily home runs. Thank you!

Just a short message to let you know how much I appreciate your writing. It’s amazing to me, as a fellow writer, to see how many good posts you write–esp. considering that you also have a career as a therapist. … Continue reading →

On the whole, modern psychology is the new voodoo priesthood. Michael Hurd sets himself apart. His insights deal with the rational intersection of emotion with reality. Bookmark his page and read it often.

Dr. Hurd is so cool I can’t friend request, because he is at the maximum!

Dr. Hurd, you have a skill/talent much like an expert diamond cutter – you carefully examine the situation (diamond) and with your precisely placed cut, nail the essence of the situation. I am thankful that you write your column every … Continue reading →

“Michael Hurd is rapidly becoming my favorite commentator.”

Thanks for being one of those few lights of reason in today’s world, Dr. Hurd. In spite of the daily depressing news, knowing that there are people like you make me glad to be alive in this time.

Another superb article, Dr. Hurd [Daily Dose of Reason 12-13-15]. It is very impressive to see someone write so many excellent articles day after day, all in their “spare” time.

You have great articles and you have great knowledge … I believe it is very important to recognize great knowledge and ability because those that have it are very deserving of the recognition.  Great things are like that single bright … Continue reading →

I totally agree with your view that alcoholism is not a disease.  I follow you on Facebook and very much enjoy your writings!!

You really have been an inspiration. I was trying to stay away a more public persona on politics, then I read your stuff — it’s very well crafted. I GOT THE BUG!

I often find myself smiling when you’ve tackled a topic I was just thinking about. What I have most appreciated about your daily articles is how you integrate current events, psychology and philosophy together and show a practical application of … Continue reading →