Entries by David Gornoski

Science and U: Mind and Light

Does our DNA hold the key to transforming technology? Can quantum materials mimic brain function? What really constitutes light? Can light be a potential glue? Dr. Weiping Yu offers his insights on these questions in this exciting segment of Science and U.

Rev. Jim Fitzgerald: Can Taiwan Trust Pelosi?

Nancy Pelosi has landed in Taiwan and China announces military drills. Will there be any positive outcomes for anti-war and pro-liberty conservatives in the 2022 midterms? Join David Gornoski as he comments on the latest news. Also in the show, Pastor Jim Fitzgerald comments on the purpose of Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan, the origins of […]

How to Reject Moldy Bread and Lame Circuses

[Video contains both hours. Skip past 45 minutes for hour 2.] What did Trump say about Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan? What are the polls saying about a possible Trump vs. Biden 2024 rematch? What is the one thing that has managed to eclipse the Left’s hatred for Trump? What is the most likely outcome of […]

Leftists Patent ‘Useful Idiot’ for Pharma

Is the world on the brink of nuclear war as Nancy Pelosi heads to Taiwan? Why are some people still falling for the Big Tobacco-style disinformation campaign against certain multi-purpose generic drugs? How do we make sense of the victim vs. victim culture that is erupting in our society? Join David Gornoski as he answers […]

THINGS HIDDEN 74: Battling to the End V

David Gornoski and Craig Stewart explore chapter 4 of Rene Girard’s last book Battling to the End. Are proponents of gender transitions for children selectively borrowing from Christian aesthetics? Are conservatives reacting to Leftist talking points in a “Christian” way? How should Christians engage within the culture wars? Is there a way to empathize with […]

THINGS HIDDEN 73: Battling to the End IV

David Gornoski and Craig Stewart resume their study of Rene Girard’s Battling to the End. David and Craig get into chapter 4 and discuss the modern paradox of being the most yet least violent time in history, the anthropological meaning of the Eucharist, the secular co-opting of Christianity, the divinity of violence vs. the divinity […]