Outrage: To Love “A Good Hate”
In these circumstances, outrage sells even better, and it seems to be a race to the bottom in terms of stoking public anger.
Tagged: Addiction
OT Contributor Network: Heard Tell Podcast w/Dr Keith Humphreys On The Opioid Crisis
The latest Heard Tell podcast has Dr. Keith Humphreys discussing the opioid crisis from Appalachia to Senate hearings, and what we can do about it.
A Star Is Born: A Cold Hard Look At A Feminist Masterpiece
A Star Is Born tells a real truth that women need to hear. Plus it’s a good movie.
6 Great Mental Health Moments in BoJack Horseman’s 6th Season
BoJack Horseman portrays mental health issues so realistically at times that you almost forget it takes place in a world full of talking animals
Oxycodone and Me
In which our hero is nearly mistaken for a drug addict but ultimately gets the help he needs.
DEA Outed for Letting Opioid Production Surge While Crisis Continued
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) should protect consumers from harmful substances regardless of their legality. However, when it came to addressing the opioid crisis, it failed in its duty.
Why Do Needle Exchanges Keep Getting Shut Down Despite Evidence of Their Effectiveness?
Even though a mounting body of evidence indicates needle exchanges can save lives, conservative-minded governments are stifling conversation on the topic before it even has a chance to begin.
Briefly, on Rationality and Addiction
Sam Wilkinson looks at addiction, sobriety, and why being rational about either isn’t as easy as it first appears.
