A powerful new study demonstrates that 'X' pushes right-wing supporters even further right, but has this bias now reached the threshold of propaganda?

Expanding on this week’s topic of news consumption, in this episode, I argue that we don’t need constant exposure to the news in order to make the changes to our societies that we need.

Most decent folk realise that success lay in how we treat each other.

History teaches us that once the red mist of genocide descends it only ends when either another force steps in to end it (Rwanda, WW2) or the genocide succeeds and the people are essentially eradicate...

Does it even touch the sides?

Traditional conservativism is dying because conservatives are happy to support racist ideals. But does this make them racists?

Patients in England aged 65 or over made up almost 70% of long ‘trolley waits’, with some left for up to 10 days, data reveals

Podcast Episode · The Antidote with Dan Goyal · 20/04/2025 · 24m

And as a result is taking us to a global financial precipice.

It’s hard not to be impressed by our collective humanity when the world’s wealthiest person is forced to retreat.

For as long as humans have existed, so have regulations to prevent the greedy from 'free-riding'.

Misogynists are trying to recruit our sons; we can't let them.

As Labour tries to please both private and public interests, its policies for the NHS are in danger of costing a lot and achieving little

I appreciate there are many contenders, so do feel free to disagree in the comments.

NHS staff fear power grab by health department as health secretary looks to shrink body due to ‘duplication’ of roles

I take great joy in the recurrent pattern of racist scientists proving the exact opposite truth than they intended. DNA is just one example.

A brief exploration of what it means to make independent decisions and how that can be lost

Astonishing how some will exchange the oppotunity to choose with the mental illusion of freedom

A summary of what human intelligence is and how it is affected by our environment, with a particular focus on the effects of oligarch rule

You’re forgiven for asking the question.

You’re forgiven for asking the question.