Our frontal lobe processes complex thought such as rational analysis, decision making and planning. A functional frontal lobe allows us to control our emotions as we apply thought and logic to feelings. This is one of the last areas of the brain to mature, in early adulthood. Our amygdala is one of the first parts … More Locking Down Our Frontal Lobes
Kate Wand discusses the origins of Lockdown Further legal action is meanwhile underway, for example today’s Request for expedited federal investigation into scientific fraud in COVID‑19 public health policies. I don’t know this guy but his insight is clever:
If the cattle decides, because one of them is spooked for some reason, to run, then the only way to stop them is for all the cowboys to get to the front end of this as quickly as possible and then to fire off their weapons. That will shock the cattle and stop them, or … More How to Stop a Stampede
Jay Bhattacharya, Professor of Medicine and Economics at Stanford University, speaks for 45 minutes here with Nick Hudson of Panda. We all deserve access to intelligent and principled discussion such as this. It is largely absent.
Knutt Wittkowski is an international expert in infectious disease epidemics who previously led the Department of Biostatistics, Epidemiology and Research Design at Rockefeller University Hospital in New York. At this lunch interview on a New York City sidewalk he talks for 20 minutes about Covid-19. He argues with clarity that we cannot fight the spread … More The Covid Killing Fields
I have learned that the more someone understands viruses, epidemiology and outbreaks + the less they have to benefit from the fear narrative we have been so strongly convinced to follow, the more completely outrageous their views appear to the general public. Below features two of the growing number of people with the relevant expertise … More Speaking Truth to Power
An ethical genius at work. Interview with Reiner Fuellmich
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