Amazing how many people think "debate" has to mean an oral interchange with no third-party evaluation or verification. Written culture, with lags and verification, is often the best means of substantive debate.
1/ My friend Jon Haidt @JonHaidt has written the MOST important article you can read today...
"Why the Past 10 Years of American Life Have Been Uniquely Stupid––it's not just a phase"
If you think I have been too extreme in my continuous emphasis on risks of inflation, and still daily point to risk of an unhinged inflation regime, watch the below. Is it a coincidence that inflation is brought to you by same forces that suppress civil liberties easily?
We recently debated in the European Parliament on "how to vaccinate the whole world". I explained to the EU Commissioner for Health that such a plan is not feasible, so it is better to abandon it immediately.
Joe Rogan points out how fear has influenced people to abandon their skepticism & blindly trust pharma companies.
Dr. Robert Malone explains how Pfizer is one of the most criminal pharma companies in the world.
He discusses why pharma companies are only focused on profits/ROIs.
It seems that Omricon has changed the game.
Very clear that vaccination doesn't stop the spread. I am hearing of parties where 90% of (double vaxxed) attendees got it.
Given that, the moral shaming against the unvaccinated may no longer be warranted.
A few thoughts (1/x)
A @techreview investigation has found that Facebook & Google are paying millions of ad dollars to bankroll clickbait actors, fueling the deterioration of information ecosystems around the world.
Many of these actors *would not exist* without these payments from both platforms.