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 Watch on Archive / BitChute / Odysee / Rokfin / Rumble / Substack  / Download the mp4 Yes, I'm heading to Bath for the Better Way Conference, so in the meantime enjoy an (early!) June Open Thread. As usual, there's no shortage of news and information to discuss...

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In case you haven't noticed, the wheels are falling off the global economy right now. We've all started to feel the pinch of supply chain disruptions and rising energy costs and economic uncertainty and inflation—not to mention stagflation and shrinkflation and...

Why Do People Believe Fake Statistics?

I've got a shocking piece of news for you today: Sometimes, statistics are inaccurate. I know, I know. I've probably just shattered your world. "How can this be?" you're asking yourself. But wait, it gets worse! Not only are statistics occasionally inaccurate,...

June Open Thread (2022)

It's June already and summer is just around the corner, so you know what that means: it's time for this month's open thread! Do you want to parse the latest news headlines?  Discuss solutions? Tell jokes? Catch up with fellow Corbett Report subscribers? If so, this is...

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