HeyJaredBrian C. Joondeph
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ADHD, Nazis, And Climate Change (opens the original)
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How overusing powerful words eventually drains them of their meaning. Brian C. Joondeph, M.D. | September 28, 2026 No, this article title is not an IQ test where you have to explain which one doesn’t belong and why. These three terms seem to have nothing to do with each other. Here is how they relate: Try using each term in the following sentence: When everything is (fill in the blank), nothing is (fill in the blank). In the U.K., seven in 10 GPs (general practitioners of medicine) believe adult
The Transgender Mirage Is Cracking (opens the original)
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When ideology overrides biology, it isn’t compassion — it’s harm dressed as progress. For nearly a decade, Americans were told to deny what biology, common sense, and their own eyes made plain. Children were fully capable of choosing sterilizing hormones. And anyone who questioned any of it was a bigot. It was one of the most aggressive campaigns of magical thinking in modern public life. We were told sex was “assigned at birth,” as if doctors in delivery rooms were rolling dice rather than obse
What’s in a Name – Trump Style (opens the original)
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After years of insisting that names are fluid, the left suddenly discovers tradition when Trump picks the name. In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, a forlorn Juliet implores Romeo to give up his family name, that of a family rival to hers. She asks him, “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. The same could be said about large bodies of water, still wet and deep regardless of what President Donald Trump names them by executive order. Most recently, Tru
Whatever Happened to 'When in Rome'? (opens the original)
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Britain’s new guide for asylum seekers raises an old question: Should newcomers adapt to their host country, or should the host country adapt to them? When visiting a new place, one should follow local rules and customs. Hence the old axiom, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” Apparently, in modern Britain, that requires a nine-page government instruction manual. The U.K. Home Office recently published “Understanding Behaviours and Expectations in the UK: A Guide for Asylum Seekers.” We underst
Let ‘Em All In? (opens the original)
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The recent success of Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) candidates in several high-profile primary elections has reignited a debate over how far left the Democratic Party is moving. These are not the Democrats of John F. Kennedy or even Bill Clinton. The DSA platform calls for Medicare for All, the Green New Deal, universal childcare, free public college, expanded government ownership of key industries, and a constitutional overhaul that would abolish the U.S. Senate, the Supreme Court, and
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