Dr. Scott Atlas is a world-renowned expert in health care policy.
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“Difference in health outcomes [of minorities] has been put forth as a key reason to expand single-payer health insurance. [A] logical flaw is that those very same health disparities for minorities are seen in the countries with the longest history of single-payer healthcare.”
Medicaid, the governments ever-expanding single-payer insurance for low-income Americans, has ballooned by almost 24 million beneficiaries since the onset...
“Let’s provide private insurance options for all Medicaid enrollees—just like members of Congress are offered—including coverage not bloated by expensive mandates for everything from acupuncture to marriage counseling to wigs to IVF.”
Medicaid, the governments ever-expanding single-payer insurance for low-income Americans, has ballooned by almost 24 million beneficiaries since the onset...
“Oregon randomized study’s most striking conclusion was that Medicaid fails to improve physical health beyond no insurance at all.”
Medicaid, the governments ever-expanding single-payer insurance for low-income Americans, has ballooned by almost 24 million beneficiaries since the onset...
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“[L]et’s change Medicaid to a bridge to private insurance. Analogous to expanding school choice, that would mean adding the same choices of health care, with its superior access and higher quality outcomes, for the poor as for the rich.”
Medicaid, the governments ever-expanding single-payer insurance for low-income Americans, has ballooned by almost 24 million beneficiaries since the onset...
Dr. Atlas interviews former Provost John Etchemendy of Stanford about the environment for the free exchange of ideas and critical thinking in academia today.
Dr. Atlas interviews John Etchemendy, former Provost at Stanford University and the Patrick Suppes Professor at Stanford's School of Humanities & Science and co-director of Stanford's Human Centered Artificial Intelligence Center. They have an insightful conversation about the environment for the fr...
Atlas: “What do we tell young people who are beginning their own families and embarking on careers?”
Mac Donald: “If you’ve got a white son who is heterosexual, it’s very hard to tell him honestly that if he puts in an effort he will be rewarded.”
Dr. Atlas interviews Heather Mac Donald, fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a contributing editor at City Journal, and New York Times bestselling author. Her new book When Race Trumps Merit: How the Pursuit of Equity Sacrifices Excellence, Destroys Beauty, and Threatens Lives argues that lowering st...
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"[C]enters of academic scholarship, ideological tolerance, & intellectual discipline have degenerated into cesspools of partisanship, anti-intellectualism, & groupthink. [O]n full display...when Scott Atlas, a public expert who happened to be right about everything on Covid, was heckled by graduating students at New College of Florida."
Continually catering to leftist activists through debate transforms young, talented students into committed ideologues for the left.
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“Dr. Atlas’s alternative [to lockdowns, masks, etc.] would have been a focused protection system that factored in the risk levels of each demographic group. Given data in 2020, lockdowns came at the expense of children and the poor."
Speaking at Friday’s Academia’s COVID Failures symposium at the University of Chicago, Atlas detailed the especially burdensome effects of COVID-19 policies
“Scott slammed university medical centers for injecting 'healthy infants and toddlers with this experimental drug' during a National Institute of Health clinical trial, despite the demographic being at low risk."
A former White House Coronavirus Task Force member sounded off about the consequences students faced as a result of nationwide shutdown policies during the pandemic.
“The sad truth is that cancel culture on campus is highly effective and it teaches the worst behavior to our children—the next generation of leaders. We must reinstate the moral background...the ethical compass...that is disappearing from this country.”
Speaking at Friday’s Academia’s COVID Failures symposium at the University of Chicago, Atlas detailed the especially burdensome effects of COVID-19 policies
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"Hundreds of thousands of child abuse cases went unreported because schools were the #1 agency to report that, mental health disorders in teenagers and college-aged children skyrocketed...and massive learning losses occurred."
A former White House Coronavirus Task Force member sounded off about the consequences students faced as a result of nationwide shutdown policies during the pandemic.
"Almost all of W. Europe recognized the spring 2020 data that all over the world there was a minuscule risk to healthy children for serious illness, so W. Europe opened schools for the 2021 year...but most of America’s governors closed in-person schools."
A former White House Coronavirus Task Force member sounded off about the consequences students faced as a result of nationwide shutdown policies during the pandemic.
"America’s next president needs to put forth health and science policy reforms—not solely to prevent the next debacle, but to gradually restore trust that all free and ethical democracies depend on."
As official declarations formally end the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, albeit it more than two years late, another political campaign season is beginning in the United States.
“The key is to break the powerful cabal of gov't & university elites who control NIH funding—$45B/year—they control the careers of all university scientists who need NIH grants for promotion; they dictate favored research topics; they control publications by holding reviewer positions."
As official declarations formally end the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, albeit it more than two years late, another political campaign season is beginning in the United States.
"We should enforce stronger, more visible rules on conflicts of interest, including full visibility of multimillion-dollar revenue-sharing partnerships between pharmaceutical companies and NIH principals like Drs. Fauci and Collins…"
As official declarations formally end the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, albeit it more than two years late, another political campaign season is beginning in the United States.
"A poisonous interplay between America’s media, Big Tech, unaccountable academic scientists and unelected public health leaders has interfered with the free exchange of ideas that is the very core of science."
As official declarations formally end the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, albeit it more than two years late, another political campaign season is beginning in the United States.
"To reduce the stranglehold on scientific research we must decentralize the NIH’s near-monopolistic control of $, implement competing regional centers & transfer some funding decisions from NIH career bureaucrats to non-agency, active research scientists."
As official declarations formally end the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, albeit it more than two years late, another political campaign season is beginning in the United States.
"We need to remove the cloak of secrecy surrounding the funding of science… To start, we should publish all grant reviews with the identities of the reviewers — if you are not willing to stand by your review, perhaps there is something to hide."
As official declarations formally end the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, albeit it more than two years late, another political campaign season is beginning in the United States.
Zywicki “It is frightening and shocking—the degree to which people just threw individual rights and liberties overboard—including a lot of people who call themselves libertarians.”
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Dr. Atlas interviews George Mason University Professor of Law Todd J. Zywicki. They discuss how pandemic policies relate to the law and Constitution, how the public health establishment pushed anti-science policies such as denial of natural immunity, and more.
Dr. Atlas interviews Manhattan Institute fellow and author Heather Mac Donald. Her new book "When Race Trumps Merit" argues that lowering standards in an attempt to achieve racially equal outcomes is harmful to society.
Dr. Atlas interviews Heather Mac Donald. Heather is the Thomas W. Smith Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a contributing editor at City Journal, and a New Y...
“The most disgraceful failure of America's university professors is as role models. They taught ...that suffocating ideas contrary to your views by...any means necessary, rather than winning based on evidence and open debate, is acceptable.”
“We cannot have a civil society if it’s filled with people, led by people, who refuse to allow discussion of views counter to their own,” remarked Dr. Scott Atlas as graduating students at the New College of Florida tried to shout down his speech at their commencement ceremony. The
"The February 2020 Lancet publication calling the lab origin of the SARS2 virus a “conspiracy theory” contrived with a March 2020 Nature publication may have been meant to conceal malfeasance, financial or otherwise."
As official declarations formally end the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, albeit it more than two years late, another political campaign season is beginning in the United States.
"The small Florida college is now heading into a new era, marked by a mission to restore classical education when it has almost vanished in the US."
“We cannot have a civil society if it’s filled with people, led by people, who refuse to allow discussion of views counter to their own,” remarked Dr. Scott Atlas as graduating students at the New College of Florida tried to shout down his speech at their commencement ceremony. The
"In order to successfully restore the New College of Florida, college leadership, professors, and students must be willing to stand for what is right and what is true. Dr. Atlas is a model of exactly what that looks like."
“We cannot have a civil society if it’s filled with people, led by people, who refuse to allow discussion of views counter to their own,” remarked Dr. Scott Atlas as graduating students at the New College of Florida tried to shout down his speech at their commencement ceremony. The
“While many have advocated to 'forgive and forget,' Atlas adamantly asserted that conversations & criticism must continue, to avoid the propagation of academia’s politically expedient narratives & manipulation of data [so we can] repair public confidence."
Speaking at Friday’s Academia’s COVID Failures symposium hosted by the Academic Sanity Consortium at the University of Chicago, Dr. Scott
"Americans must be guaranteed full transparency regarding the discussions of the # , & other health agencies, subject to free and open public debate, via a media free from censorship."
As official declarations formally end the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, albeit it more than two years late, another political campaign season is beginning in the United States.
I was greatly honored by New College of Florida to join their 2023 commencement, a very special group who persevered through the COVID pandemic.
For those who could not hear the end of my New College of Florida commencement speech https://www.ncf.edu/ncf-events/commencement/
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“Speaking at Friday’s Academia’s COVID Failures symposium…Atlas claimed that [university hospitals, funded by] Pfizer, a key in COVID vaccine development, used infants and toddlers in clinical trials for a disease from which they faced little to no danger.”
Speaking at Friday’s Academia’s COVID Failures symposium, Dr. Scott Atlas highlighted the pernicious effects of the educational shutdown and COVID-19
"Part of ensuring the rights of individual Americans is to guarantee their government never relinquishes authority over America’s health policies to an outside organization [such as the ]."
As official declarations formally end the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, albeit it more than two years late, another political campaign season is beginning in the United States.
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Loury: “Everybody else in the 21st Century is making their way where the streets are paved with gold here in the U.S. Everybody else is availing themselves of all the opportunities of freedom. And here we are, bellyaching and telling our children that it doesn’t apply to them.”
Atlas: “We have a tremendous absence of courage. It’s true that the cancel culture that we’ve all experienced on campus and elsewhere is powerful, but we need people to step up … you must do that or the freedoms disappear.” Full interview: http://bit.ly/3HgpKno
Atlas: “We have entrusted our children to [university administrators], and by doing so we’ve entrusted the future of our country. There is nothing more important than teaching the younger generation to think critically. That is the role of a university, it’s not to learn facts out of a book—you could do that by reading on your own—it’s simply to understand engaging ideas that differ, that you have to judge and think through—that’s an essential task to be able to function as an individual let alone lead.” Watch the full interview: http://bit.ly/3HgpKno
Atlas: “Everything is racial now … particularly in these elite universities where the students there, to me, are the most sheltered, privileged people in the country … these people [with] very little experience are pushing this forward.” Full interview: http://bit.ly/3HgpKno
Loury: “They’re pushing this reparations thing as if you can give $5 million dollars a head to anybody because they are black and not undermine the very capacity to govern your country.” Full interview: https://www.independent.org/multimedia/detail.asp?id=7316
Loury: “Obviously, slavery was wrong … but emancipation was right—and the progress over the century and a half since of the enslaved population having become, by now, the most powerful and wealthiest large number of African descended people on the planet, is historic.”
Jennifer Sey: “In taking these ‘woke’ stances [businesses] shield themselves from scrutiny from the press—they’re do-gooders saving the world, they're not "greedy businessmen"—they want to be celebrated for that—the press is failing to interrogate their basic business practices.”
Jennifer Sey: “[We used to think] of business leaders as largely of ‘the Right’. That’s not the case anymore. Whether they are privately [on the Right] I don’t know—publicly, they take these left-wing stances. It’s an attempt to profit off Millenial and Gen Z activism.”
“I was told there was no place for me at [Levi Strauss] anymore … my contributions didn’t matter—I had violated this ‘tenet,’ which was lockdown, use children as shields to protect the elderly, which [isn't how] our society is supposed to work." Watch: http://bit.ly/3Mv1ZeP
VDH: “When a young student comes to campus, or a young assistant professor knows [they] are going to be up for tenure, they have to make a decision—do they go along with things and keep quiet, or even be an advocate for these ‘woke’ causes, or do they speak out against them? If they speak out against them, the whole power of the university is going to be unleashed against them.” Watch Here: http://bit.ly/3TP5hLu
Atlas: "[At universities], there's the ideological takeover [and] the way they censor … [they're essentially teaching students to] use character assassination and intimidation instead of having an actual debate on the ideas.” Full Episode: http://bit.ly/3TP5hLu
VDH: “We now have (subsidized) huge numbers of students with no computational or mathematical training, who were therapeutically trained to spot discrimination, transphobia, or #climatechange deniers—they have no ability to distinguish falsity from truth.” Watch the full episode: http://bit.ly/3TP5hLu
VDH: “[If] 'in the way of equity'—you can go after a speaker or try to injure somebody—that’s ok because these are necessary means in a very psycho-dramatic fashion that a university is not just a place to teach, it's a place to train progressive soldiers for their army.”
Atlas: “Universities have lost their pedestal—rightfully so—as entrusted with the sacred role of teaching our children.” VDH: “They gave up the idea of being intellectually diverse. Diversity became 'we're going to look (diverse)'.” Watch the full episode here: http://bit.ly/3TP5hLu
Atlas: "Very few elected officials showed leadership. One who did was Governor Ron DeSantis ... You don't back down, you never give up, or the country is finished." Watch the full episode here: http://bit.ly/3LnLAYI
"These claims were false—and, importantly, known to be false by spring 2020." Not new data, not learned later. As #Orwell said, “The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history.” Watch here: http://bit.ly/3LnLAYI
Atlas: "I'm not sure [the pandemic management] was a grand plan. It was a confluence of interests—from the Klaus Schwab #WEF to moral corruption to pharmaceutical money—but the endpoint for all of them was to implement lockdowns." http://bit.ly/3YX5EEF
VDH: “In periods of turmoil the left sees opportunity to advance an agenda that otherwise wouldn’t have public support." Atlas: “It wasn't people who were the caricature of those who stamp out freedom—fascistic, cartoonish Mussolinis—it was by the favored liberal authorities.”
"Lockdowns didn't affect everyone equally ... they spared the affluent but really hurt low-income families. I thought we were a society that cared about poor people? This was a massive shift of burden, harming low-income families and children and sparing the affluent."
"The risk to healthy children is extremely low—that was known in the earliest days of the pandemic, March 2020. It was a complete lie that teachers were high risk and schools had to be closed, or that any measures had to be done in schools to protect teachers."
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