John M. Salmon IV
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@TheChiefNerd
As a physician, I can promise you it’s NOT about the money. They believe the shots are safe and effective, they believe that anyone who deviates from this is harming kids, both your own and others around. They BELIEVE it. I know because I believed it, too. MUST FIX THAT PART.
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@GadSaad
Belief transcends logic, regardless of intelligence or education, and it steers ethics. So this should not surprise you. But yes, I am also still floored when I see the capacity of the human brain to twist reality in support of belief.
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@Resist_05
@joerogan
If people listen to the entire podcast, he talks about it likely being multifactorial. But even that’s not the point. The point is that it’s being mandated without appropriate study, with zero liability, with no logic, and with no discussion of negative consequences.
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@ericuman
Just out of curiosity - and I am not saying it’s the right thing to do - in the other cases where he knelt on the person’s neck, did any of them go unconscious or die?
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@DrNeilStone
This is what you get when you betray trust. More where this is coming from on the way!
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@DrEliDavid
North Korea w a seat on the WHO is like having Vlad the Impaler run your school lunch service.
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@shellenberger
And when Ebola broke out in 2014 near the Kenema lab in Sierra Leone (and subsequently blamed on New Guinea as a distraction) it wasn’t a coincidence.
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@JacquiDeevoy1
I don’t think there is anything nefarious when the intent is plainly stated in their own words: if she is going to die (and she has stage 4 lung cancer so that’s highly likely) she wants to do it on her own terms. Not yours or mine, hers. It’s almost unethical to argue that
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@kaitlancollins
Did I hear it right? He said he thought it was likely “zero”. And his real point was the Saudi involvement? Which I think is very significant?
Thats not theory, that’s conspiracy. So what exactly is your point here?
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@VigilantFox
You have to search hard to find that study by the Cleveland clinic, it was never published and is harshly suppressed. You don’t have to search hard for news outlets misinterpreting the results though.
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@NaturallyFTW
A few years ago I would have said this was ridiculous. It is not. The data here is real, though obviously it’s not been adequately studied. Now I know to ask myself why that is… what hasn’t it been studied?
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@lexfridman
@NeriOxman
Few have her breadth of talent. And people who are uncomfortable with who they are - which is a lot of people - can only deal with this through denigration. And,
@lexfridman
if
@NeriOxman
was there for you in dark times, then she is more exceptional than her gifts.
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@Resist_05
Explain why Hamas is not evacuating those people? It’s almost like they want it to be horrific to fight them. Hmmmm…
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@ElieJarrougeMD
I was watching what I was being told to tell patients by the medical system slowly eroding my own health.
I decided that would not do. Now on a crusade to try to undo at least a little of what we did - and are continuing to do - to the public, starting with testing it on myself.
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@Holden_Culotta
@NicoleShanahan
Stanford. Home of the Stanford Internet Observatory. Which is intent on brainwashing people, and in a webinar I attended they didn’t even shy away from it, the discussion was only about how to assure they control the narrative. No lt kidding!
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@GadSaad
I think we try desperately to make scenarios that are uncomfortable more complex than they are, but humans are humans. Pretending we are not petty and judgmental and tribal and vindictive…it doesn’t help.
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@MelissaMcAtee92
Understanding of lab medicine is rare. Depending on the role, a 2 or 4 year degree including certain science courses may be used as documentation of education, but that education can always be provided by and verified by the lab itself. It also means you can pay people less and
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@stkirsch
I am genuinely concerned about whatever adjuvant it has in it that they have never talked about. Doesn’t one version still use thimerusol? And others have aluminum? Both my parents died with dementia. No more heavy metals for me.
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@TheFinalBot1
@krystalball
@esaagar
I have the same feeling (also a premium sub). I think
@krystalball
not only has lost some objectivity but has allowed it to impact her work. You are going to have issues you feel strongly about, but to be independent you have to put it up to do the job well.
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@GrahamAllen_1
I continuously feel like our press is run by the Iraqi information minister during Desert Storm.
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@jordanbpeterson
@POTUS
I love that she essentially makes her own memes of herself. Like here in the present, as it relates to her past and her future, and how she conceptualizes it as the present and past and future right now, in this moment.
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@VPrasadMDMPH
What’s really ironic is that I feel guilty for being happy he got these. He should keep getting them.
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@DiedSuddenly_
Who is “they”? How are “they” finding it? I have diagnosed a lot of cancers lately, curious what’s going on. References?
Look, my eyes are wide open now but we have to avoid the trap of just believing everything we hear and blaming everything negative on the other side.
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@ElonMuskAOC
The best plan hands down is a progressive sales tax. Yes, a sales tax can be progressive too, such that you don’t pay any taxes on necessities but pay quite a bit on luxury stuff. Because it’s a sales tax, it is consumption based and cannot be avoided. And it’s simple, so that
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@bennyjohnson
I came here to make a happy ending / fish taco joke and I am so far behind the 8 ball.
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@DocAhmadMalik
To be fair, they are NOT intentionally hurting people! We are all susceptible to brain washing, independent of education or intelligence, and more susceptible if we genuinely care. I have numerous peers who fit this description and they are NOT bad people! Do not equate the
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@MakisMD
Doesn’t matter what she died of, it is still a death after vaccine and should be counted as such. Then we are supposed to go back and look at everything - including stuff where people didn’t die - and see what’s what. I don’t think that’s the plan.
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@fasc1nate
The way THC and CBD work physiologically is not really conducive to traditional clinical trials. Combine this with the fact that there is no financial incentive for proving efficacy and our inability to get the most from these things makes complete sense.
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@CartlandDavid
There may have been some individual rights that were affected? But it was worth it? By whose metric? The Cleveland Clinic?
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@RpsAgainstTrump
No, not unless Ukraine had a written agreement with Starlink to do what they wanted to do. I don’t even have to look to know what they were up to violated the terms and use agreements they did agree to - that everyone agrees to - when they sign up. Just because you don’t read the
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@simonateba
Interesting reading comments from people who clearly have not listened to anything he has said during his campaign. Take 3 hours of your life - yes, 3 hours - and listen to the
@joeroganhq
with
@RobertKennedyJr
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@magheru_san
@TRHLofficial
@elonmusk
The arguement that “you can no longer successfully fight against the government so there is no longer a reason for you to be armed” is absolutely idiotic. In those days, it would have been you don’t have ships and cannons and thousands of soldiers. And yet…
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@gunsnrosesgirl3
7-10 minute HIT workout first thing, every morning. It’s a game changer. Doesn’t need to be elaborate, calisthenics is perfect. Backed by data, hacks our innate biology. Try it for 6 weeks and tell me what happens.
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@wideawake_media
You have to be careful when you expose lies to not negate all the true stuff. Covid was engineered in a lab. It is not influenza. It has symptoms that are unique (like complete loss of taste and smell) that are related to its engineered capabilities. Science does still exist.
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@DavidZipper
Is there any consideration of who is using the rebate and why? I mean I have been considering an e-bike (high end mountain bike) but it would be to expand my hobby and I don’t really NEED the help. Just saying - if government is going to spend money, I’d like it to actually work
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@JacquiDeevoy1
As a physician who acknowledges all of the risks and all of the things that were done horribly wrong, this one is honestly hard to put together. When you have been gaslighted as we all have, it’s easy to go too far the other way. Very sorry for sure, but these things do happen.
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@goddeketal
I try not to pay attention to these things and resisted the urge to blame his death on the vaccine. But if you drown in your hot tub without drugs in your system or no other obvious cause (intracranial hemorrhage, pulmonary embolus) you had a heart attack.
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@DavidWolfe
I believe we are failing to recognize how much social media was able to brainwash good people into not seeing facts. Yes, this was a tragedy, but if we don’t get to the real root of the problem it can happen again.
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@Thekeksociety
But we test for free T4 and TSH. No one uses T3 levels to assess thyroid function anymore.
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@FitFounder
I am beginning to doubt the dogma of decline. Things like loss of tissue elasticity cannot be ignored, but much of the data comes from “average” people, and average people do not systematically work to maintain or gain fitness in later life. Those that do challenge that dogma.
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@simonateba
Racism is not hidden in our minds, it’s fixed in the societal structures that pretend to be helpful to under-resourced populations - typically minorities - and use their poverty as justification for continued useless government spending. Pick your favorite issue…
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@kevinnbass
I think the real problem is social media’s ability to discredit people to the point that there is no longer open discussion. We have been reduced to hating the messenger and thus not even reading the message. There no question the brainwashing is universal, encompassing both
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@lewistlc
I think all of this is human nature and social media brainwashing. The majority of healthcare providers at all levels are fantastic people that genuinely want to do the best for people. But when social media twists your reality and you take a side, you believe your tribe and will
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@DocAhmadMalik
I regret administering them much more than taking one myself. I knew it was a risk, but I was told this was how we would end the isolation.
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@LarryDJonesJr
Is this a joke??? It’s not like these are people fleeing conflict. I mean I know our country is a better place to be, but this is not the solution.
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@lexfridman
Help us bring the Model X to public transit. Been working on this for 7 years. It advances the benefits of electric drive 20x over personally owned vehicles.
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@VigilantFox
This is one that cannot be rationalized if you actually put the facts together objectively. It makes zero sense.
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@Notyour28981739
@CommunityNotes
@elonmusk
The bigger issue is this: why do we vaccinate newborns for Hepatitis B? It’s blood borne, so it’s spread by sex and needles. As a physician, I never questioned these things because anyone who does is “antivax”. But then I started applying basic logic and the mandates start to
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@ValerieAnne1970
I have been 135 / 85 my whole life. “Early” hypertension.
I have even tried two different drugs.
Both of them affected my ability to EXERCISE.
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@Inversionism
I have had an exponentially greater impact on people’s health by providing needed basic transportation over the last three years than I did as a practicing pathologist for 2 decades.
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@teslaownersSV
@elonmusk
This is why we intend to allow them to pay for only what they need. Our model uses the X (safest vehicle load/unload) as a public microtransit vehicle, and the goal is to make it cheaper and just as effective to use our transit system than to own a car. ANY car.
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@mayoIiva
@EP_AnimalLovers
@Worldwhirl_tv
Yeah, I am actually (fucking) serious. It’s black with stark white markings in the pattern of an orca. And obviously it would be a baby. I am not an expert by any means but vaquitas don’t have that coloring.
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@PierreKory
Going against the establishment was terrifying. I keep this as a reminder. Always do what is right.
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@jonatanpallesen
This does not exclude mind-body-connection as a factor, and it’s clearly a factor. Furthermore, the placebo effect would only represent some fraction (likely around the mean) of the potential magnitude. Likely there are some effects like mitigation of pain that are more
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@iam_emilyanne
I have come to find that - at least in me and likely men - the “win” is hugely important. I can’t be sure of the same response in women, but I believe it’s more that what we consider a “win” is very individual. But my advice: MAKE EVERY WORKOUT A WIN. And get a “win” every day.
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What this means to me is that anyone who prescribes medication for anxiety or depression should be engaged in regular high intensity exercise themselves.
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@stkirsch
The UK data is pretty enlightening but it is hard to get at. Basically some years it works, some it’s even Steven, some years it INCREASES disease and death. That’s never been something that has been discussed, and I used to pound the table pushing for vaccines and mandates in
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@MarioNawfal
If I did that I’d be arrested and have to pay damages. These would likely be significant. Why should he be different than me?
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@TexansforRFKJr
Unless you exercise regularly you will not understand the importance of this on mental resiliency. It is not just show, it is directly related to ability to do any job. And if it’s important - like leading the US - it should be a requirement.
@RobertKennedyJr
STAY HARD.
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Stop this BS. Is a healthy breakfast possible? Yes. Can poor people eat a healthy breakfast? No, instead it’ll be some high carb crap, worst way to start your day. Pushing your first meal later in the day is a great way to work on your gluconeogenesis (burning your own fat).
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@DrAseemMalhotra
Please do NOT underestimate the role of technology and social media, especially armed with AI that is capable of brainwashing any of us and is getting better at it everyday. I have tried to rally the medical community to take a stand but Covid enabled the indoctrination of so
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@1004alltime
@GadSaad
No, my logic is that you have 2 tribes and they are going to fight to the end. But now you have all of these people who are not in these tribes - people like me that have never been to Israel or Gaza - who, because of social media AI, are being pulled into those tribes and losing
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@Apple
So stop asking me EVERY WEEK to turn on the “find my iPhone” when the battery dies. No, I don’t want to authorize you to track my phone 24/7. You called that “coercion” when it applied to App Developers. Because it is.
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@ScottSmialkowsk
Depends on who ends up on the ballot, I guess. Wouldn’t it be cool if we had to choose between
@VivekGRamaswamy
and
@RobertKennedyJr
? Now that’s a conundrum I would welcome.
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@TomiLahren
I thought this was from
@TheBabylonBee
and that it was funny. Now it’s not funny at all.
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There is widespread concern for an increased incidence and decreased age of onset of colorectal carcinoma, particularly in the US and other developed nations. The rationale in this paper for not lowering the recommended age of initial screening doesn’t make sense to me.
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@tiredofwoke
@Wozza777
@CartlandDavid
and there is not one study showing it works. Every study said “it didn’t work, but we should keep studying it…” until they finally just gave up studying and started using it.
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@AGHamilton29
At what point are people going to accept that vaccination doesn’t prevent spread? Vaccination protects an individual, but has risks. You must balance the sum of the risks in the individual, but it has nothing to do with spread of disease.
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@drnathimdladla
I personally vaccinated hundreds of people. I am a pathologist - this is not what we do, but I felt compellled to help. I never questioned.
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@EricRWeinstein
just finished the full 4 hours. The most critical action is evolving the way we live together as humans, which mandates piloting an intelligently designed system that functions within the confines of immutable human nature. We are doing this. Help us.
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@BillAckman
@Harvard
When you read something like this and then see someone intelligent and educated like
@KimIversenShow
who genuinely cares about the topic and note their reaction is as if they didn’t read it, that is preformed belief. Once something is belief, no evidence, data, or logic that
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What is really enraging is that I personally vaccinated hundreds of people. I drove people to get vaccines and even drove vaccines to people unable to get to clinics. Did I harm anyone? Did I kill anyone? Eyes open now. Thank you
@joeroganhq
@DrAseemMalhotra
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@__TEAM_USA
Trial absolutely. But is it even possible when you can’t discuss evidence in a rational way?
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This is what “ideological capture” looks like.
👀 Quentin Tarantino Goes on a Wild Rant Explaining Why Kamala Harris Shouldn’t Do Press Interviews
“Sometimes it’s just about f***ing winning and it doesn’t matter how we look at this moment. It’s about f***ing winning!”
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@nachofnub
@bambkb
None of the studies claiming risk for “cyanide poisoning” are substantiated by any injuries. Conventional chemo is some of the most toxic stuff on earth. The stated lack of efficacy is due to study design, and so the lack of well designed follow-up studies smells of corruption.
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@QFs_Global
No. Sorry. Just… no.
Yes, tremendous corruption in medicine. But not, this is all preposterous.
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@DocAhmadMalik
I think what he is saying is that the traditional vaccines are far safer than the mRNA Covid vaccines. And that appears to be true, but primarily because the Covid vaccines are so horrifically harmful. But also to point, it doesn’t mean those traditional vaccines are safe.
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@AaronSiriSG
@CDCgov
@US_FDA
@RobertKennedyJr
@nytimes
@statnews
@DrPaulOffit
@PeterHotez
Someone rationalize the hepatitis B and pneumococcal vaccinations for under 15 months. And the DPT vaccines are important to keep adults from passing to kids, so no necessity to have them in under 15 months. But go ahead, I am listening to the science…
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I never knew inert vaccines had an adjuvant until
@RobertKennedyJr
pointed it out (yes, I am an MD), because they always said thimerosal was a preservative. An adjuvant stimulates your immune system so it better recognizes whatever dead virus or foreign protein is in the vaccine
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@elonmusk
@neuralink
if you don’t know Jason Becker’s story have someone do some research. Despite the absolute worst cards, he has brought nothing but beauty to the world. “Some Assembly Required”, by Jason Becker & Friends via
@YouTube
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