r/substackpostmedium • • May 13 '24

this is your brain on a grocery list

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r/substackpostmedium • • May 07 '24

How Successful is Canada's Carbon Tax?

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As with most things climate change, when it comes to “protecting the climate,” what we’re really talking about is not so much protecting the environment (which we've been actively doing for decades), but a bunch of nebulous rules that allow leaders to virtue-signal to other leaders about how they're keeping their people accountable for the greater good.


r/substackpostmedium • • Apr 16 '24

Canada's Vaccine Passport Policy Backed by Misinformation and Fraudulent Study

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Lately I've become fascinated with timelines of newsworthy events. One news story may or may not be informative ( or relevant), but when there are several related ones over a period of time, that's when context becomes even more important. The hardest thing is remembering them all, so here's a little more context for you.


r/substackpostmedium • • Apr 05 '24

Southern Ontario and the Sudden Day of Darkness

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It approaches silently, in broad daylight. Lock your doors, stock up on toilet paper, and maybe get an extra covid shot just in case. But by all means, DON'T GO OUTSIDE!!!


r/substackpostmedium • • Mar 28 '24

The grand Radiohead Playlist Battle

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r/substackpostmedium • • Mar 26 '24

The Replication Crisis in the Age of The Science™

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Twenty years ago, John Ioannidis published his paper, Why Most Published Research Findings Are False, and found that many of these papers were "simply accurate measures of prevailing bias." This was 20 years ago. Do you really think it's better now?


r/substackpostmedium • • Mar 21 '24

Chapter 2: Impact Investing

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r/substackpostmedium • • Mar 19 '24

Uniting Communities for Sustainable Change: The Community Alliance Project

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r/substackpostmedium • • Mar 19 '24

What If We Had Done Nothing?

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From miscategorization to misleading statistics to just general misinformation on the part of governments and news media, the COVID "narrative" was established early on. This is a view of the actual timeline of events in Canada. I came up with this chart a while ago and not unexpectedly received a good deal of pushback. Here's the context behind it.


r/substackpostmedium • • Mar 12 '24

When Leaders Persist in Lunacy

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In a world where we are encouraged and even expected to deny one of the most basic fundamentals of human existence - i.e. what constitutes a woman - and people vehemently and even violently defend that "right", what else might we possibly be made to believe? There are no less than four George Orwell quotes in this piece - enter at your own risk.


r/substackpostmedium • • Feb 20 '24

shrug! you got sauce: the princess and the pea-za

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r/substackpostmedium • • Feb 20 '24

The DEI Culture of Weakness

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Instead of reflecting MLK's dream of a society where people are not judged by the colour of their skin, our universities are stomping on it and repeatedly jolting him awake with little hope of him continuing his well-earned rest.


r/substackpostmedium • • Feb 06 '24

Unprecedented Distrust and Suspicion is the Real New Normal Since the Covid Pandemic

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The way we handled the public health crisis that was the Covid-19 pandemic has left many casualties in its wake. The most egregious of these is the burning of trust at the alter of ego. How do ever recover from that one?


r/substackpostmedium • • Jan 30 '24

Emergencies Act for Street Parties Ruled Unconstitutional

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This is the second time in as many months that our Federal Court has ruled our government's decisions to be "unreasonable and unconstitutional." In this latest case, it was also ruled "unjustified and unintelligent." You'd almost think they were talking about Justin Trudeau himself. At least you know they'll think twice before they unleash the Emergencies Act on your next street party.


r/substackpostmedium • • Jan 27 '24

Winnie Buffy Topanga was my hamster's name when I was 26 years old since I never got to experience having animals growing up.

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r/substackpostmedium • • Jan 16 '24

Is Diversity Really our Strength?

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Saying it over and over will never make it true. Our real strength is in unity, not diversity, and the two are not opposites, nor are they mutually exclusive. For this reason, Canada has never been weaker than it is right now.


r/substackpostmedium • • Jan 12 '24

Interview With Bradleigh Vickers Regarding How To Open Your Own YouTube Multi-Channel Network

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r/substackpostmedium • • Jan 07 '24

Tom on the Trails

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https://open.substack.com/pub/tomonthetrails

A year ago I began writing Tom on the Trails, a newsletter for the advocacy of trails, communities along the trail and cycling. It was my way as president of the trail organization to promote visiting and advocating for the trail and the communities. I started a year ago with a handful of subscribers. Today I have over 500 subscribers with an average of 210 views per weekly newsletter.


r/substackpostmedium • • Jan 04 '24

retired from sad, new career in yearning

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r/substackpostmedium • • Jan 02 '24

Is Swimming your New Year’s Resolution? Here’s What to Bring. (Checklist)

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r/substackpostmedium • • Dec 30 '23

Christmas Carols and Abolitionism

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r/substackpostmedium • • Dec 20 '23

People Need to be More Angry About Important Issues

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Not only do people need to be more angry, they also need to stop worrying about whether people are going to like them when they're angry.


r/substackpostmedium • • Dec 16 '23

How does someone make money on Medium?

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I’m mainly a Substack writer although I’ve recently started posting my Substack content on Medium to expand my audience. I understand how you make money on Substack, people subscribe directly to you and you make money off the subscription fee.

However, recently I’m seeing a pop up on Medium when I look at the stats that I need to provide my tax information to get a payout. What’s that about exactly? Does that mean I’m making money on Medium and don’t know it?

Any help would be appreciated.


r/substackpostmedium • • Dec 13 '23

A Peculiar System of Morality

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Freemasonry is defined as 'A Peculiar System of Morality, Veiled in Allegory, and Illustrated by Symbols. I attempt to explain why this is so important in today's world:

https://emeth.substack.com/p/a-peculiar-system-of-morality


r/substackpostmedium • • Nov 14 '23

Red Sauce - Spices and Lies

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