Here Naomi Wolf suggests criminal prosecution might be necessary for a teacher’s union that invested millions into a company she says harvests DNA from children without HIPAA protections.
TLDR: They don’t. That’s not how this works, that’s not how any of this works.
TLDR: They don’t. That’s not how this works, that’s not how any of this works.
A partial list of issues: 1. CalSTERs has invested literally 0.004% of its portfolio into the company Wolf hates. 2. CalSTERS is legally obligated to protect its members’ retirement savings, and so can’t really make decisions based on Wolf’s unique theories.
3. 10X Genomics doesn’t even do diagnostic Covid testing; they're a research company. Their business is oriented researching gene expression in single-cells. You can get a favor of what they do from Google scholar. scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&…
Biggest problem: 4. Testing for Covid does not collect DNA at all; this is a conspiracy theory. usatoday.com/story/news/fac…
5. Such test results would be protected by HIPAA, so if Wolf wasn't wrong about the other things, she'd lose that too.
5. Such test results would be protected by HIPAA, so if Wolf wasn't wrong about the other things, she'd lose that too.
Except for getting the investment, law, corporation, and technology wrong, AIER's visiting fellow nailed it.
We'll see her next time (unless Wolf is put in Twitter jail).
We'll see her next time (unless Wolf is put in Twitter jail).
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