Thread by @alexandrosM

If my current project isn't clear, I'm working on understanding and evaluating the hypotheses put forth by @GVDBossche. As things start to go sideways I'm suspecting that he may have been right about a lot, but with a hypothesis that rich, it takes work to make conclusions. 🧵

Like many, I was first exposed to Geert's ideas through his interview with @BretWeinstein:

My most recent reintroduction to Geert's thoughts is this blogpost is putting together a hypothesis that is largely aligned with Geert Vanden Bossche to the degree I understand both..

https://twitter.com/alexandrosM/status/1441092578137444357?s=20

So I started to try and gather any pushback Geert may have received, and found it surprisingly thin.

https://twitter.com/alexandrosM/status/1442094565284974604?s=20

@jessems has made a great summary of the early part of Geert's latest video with @RWMaloneMD:

https://twitter.com/jessems/status/1442354485032992772?s=20

Watching that video, I got inspired to write something longer about the heretical consensus that's forming:

https://twitter.com/alexandrosM/status/1442136656648179717?s=20

Meditating on that, I started to wonder if Delta is more lethal, when comparing like for like patients. Good data is hard to come by, but every line of evidence I could see goes the same direction: yes.

https://twitter.com/alexandrosM/status/1442941974294630401?s=20

I tried to understand the reasons why that might be in a follow up thread:

https://twitter.com/alexandrosM/status/1442995854114115591?s=20

Thinking about this more, I realized the emergence of Delta matters quite a bit, and so I dug more into that, with quite surprising (or not?) results...

https://twitter.com/alexandrosM/status/1443032755244126220?s=20

What should I dig into next? Are there predictions Geert has made that have been validated? Or falsified? It's been fascinating to investigate so far and I'm learning quite a bit about the immune system...