Dr. Randy Bock

I've got two. I've got two books on the way. One is the title was helped by Dr. Anthony Daniels, a.k.a. Theodore Dalrymple writes for City Journal et al. He's a brilliant, brilliant writer.

I've got two. I've got two books on the way. One is the title was helped by Dr. Anthony Daniels, a.k.a. Theodore Dalrymple writes for City Journal et al. He's a brilliant, brilliant writer.

uh he inspired me when i was treating narcotic addiction and we have that in common a little bit it's called withdraw to freedom uh how to exit the uh opiate addiction maze and i want people to get kind of a healthy skepticism about that i think addiction is a bad bad thing i think it's akin to a trauma but like breaking your hip that's not a disease you know it might kill you breaking your hip but you have to figure out why it happens over but breaking one's hip is not a disease it's a situation it's an application and so forth and with addiction

uh he inspired me when i was treating narcotic addiction and we have that in common a little bit it's called withdraw to freedom uh how to exit the uh opiate addiction maze and i want people to get kind of a healthy skepticism about that i think addiction is a bad bad thing i think it's akin to a trauma but like breaking your hip that's not a disease you know it might kill you breaking your hip but you have to figure out why it happens over but breaking one's hip is not a disease it's a situation it's an application and so forth and with addiction

You know, the beat poet William Burroughs said it's a disease of exposure. So historically, when people didn't have opiates, they didn't have opioid disease. And I want people to get away from the disease formulation and the medicalization of opioid addiction. So I write on brownstone.org, and I think I've uncovered the actual cause of the opioid epidemic.

You know, the beat poet William Burroughs said it's a disease of exposure. So historically, when people didn't have opiates, they didn't have opioid disease. And I want people to get away from the disease formulation and the medicalization of opioid addiction. So I write on brownstone.org, and I think I've uncovered the actual cause of the opioid epidemic.

And, you know, like we do a clickbait ending, you know, tune in to find out. But basically, it's the medicalization of addiction. The fact that we brought in methadone-free drugs

And, you know, like we do a clickbait ending, you know, tune in to find out. But basically, it's the medicalization of addiction. The fact that we brought in methadone-free drugs

treatment which we didn't do for cocaine we don't do for alcohol we don't do for sex addicts we don't do any of that we don't give them free hair of the dog we tell them to sober up first and then we'll move on with things but with narcotics the doctors have had kind of a sinecure they've had a rent-seeking arrangement where they can write narcotics and guess what you better keep taking it because we can write it you come back to us we'll get it all the times it's something that only starbucks

treatment which we didn't do for cocaine we don't do for alcohol we don't do for sex addicts we don't do any of that we don't give them free hair of the dog we tell them to sober up first and then we'll move on with things but with narcotics the doctors have had kind of a sinecure they've had a rent-seeking arrangement where they can write narcotics and guess what you better keep taking it because we can write it you come back to us we'll get it all the times it's something that only starbucks

Gosh, just go to my webpage. You'll find it, randybach.com. And it's actually false facts fixed. It's basically the inverting delusion. You know, the delusions are fixed false facts. So I tried to flip that around.

Gosh, just go to my webpage. You'll find it, randybach.com. And it's actually false facts fixed. It's basically the inverting delusion. You know, the delusions are fixed false facts. So I tried to flip that around.

You say it better than I do. You have much more fluid presence. Thank you so much.

You say it better than I do. You have much more fluid presence. Thank you so much.