In early March, I began receiving patient emails from a former doctor of mine. It took me a second to realize why I was even on his mailing list, being that he had left the health clinic I go to a few years back. I quickly remembered that he’s now… CONTINUE
Some Coronavirus Ramblings After a Week Off
I’ll begin this column by thanking some readers who noticed that I didn’t put out a piece last week, and were wondering if my family and I were doing okay during this health crisis. The answer is yes… or so we assume. So far, the Dalys have only experienced the… CONTINUE
On COVID-19, Trump’s Rhetoric Matters More Than Ever
Last night, President Trump took to prime-time to deliver the most important address of his presidency. With the spread of the coronavirus moving through America at a pace comparable to what we saw a few weeks ago in Italy (a country now under nation-wide quarantine), we needed to hear —… CONTINUE
The Power of Billionaires is Wildly Overstated
If you listen to Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, you might come away with the impression that the greatest threat to our country is not terrorism, nuclear-armed dictators, the size of our national debt, the coronavirus, or even climate change. You’d think it was rich Americans — really rich Americans… CONTINUE
The Trivialization of Trust in Our Meme Culture
Back in high school, a buddy of mine used to tell me all kinds of interesting tidbits about music — specifically classic rock, a genre we were both very much into (I still am). We both had our favorite bands, and though our tastes didn’t always intersect (I’ve never been… CONTINUE
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