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Apr 3, 2021 • 6 tweets • 7 min read
@NemelkaJoe@Picss3o@naomirwolf@BrianOSheaSPI Wuhan lab is owned by France (who gave P4 status to Whuan lab), Canada/USA & China , not "just China". Those having shares in it are officials in Govts (Buzyn-Lévy in France) and Corps. Not a problem of conspiracy but an issue of cultism and opportunism be it created or not
@NemelkaJoe@Picss3o@naomirwolf@BrianOSheaSPI This is the one place in the world where those countries got together to work on VIH and coronaviruses.
All the same people imposing the recommendations around the world right now. Those promote against classical medicine (precision medicine) and for EBS only (vaccines).
Mar 29, 2021 • 10 tweets • 4 min read
@patbhamilton The way twitter is working (branching and balancing) means that when you post as a comment it appears for your followers more than for hers and
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@patbhamilton and except if you posted the comment early on so it is up in the thread and people are seeing it when reading her post - even this is no guarantee b/c info displayed might vary from a user to another).
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Pro-lockdown/masks & anti-early ttts countries are doing the same or worse (CA,FR,UK,US, AU, etc.).
This only proves that LCKDNs and MSKs are useless and that *prophylactic & early* ttts & *healthy* population are decisive. Modern healthcare system based on EBM/EBS have failed.
@Guss_Finknottle@ArmyofShadows2 If I may add a word of advice. You sure can do has you see fit for yourself but at a population level, the balance risk/benefit is simply not here. Quite the opposite. People willing to wear a face protection should consider face shields instead.
I understand that there is a lot to debate on masks but why this paper (umbrella systematic review from July 2020) is not analyzed and listed in your corresponding page ? RCTs meta are hard to ignore... cfp.ca/content/66/7/5…
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Mar 27, 2021 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Twitter's FC have deemed this tweet misleading. Truth is it is not. France and many other countries have numerous senior scientifics fighting against EBM hysteria and for precision medicine. In time, those promoting blindly EBM/EBS as the unique science will be tried and condemn
The World’s Deadliest Pandemics
>>> by Population Impact <<<
Devastating plagues are very unlikely to reappear ever again.
Claiming pandemic threats are real is a pure and simple lie outside of social disaster (mainly human-made nowadays).
visualcapitalist.com/worlds-deadlie…
Pr Raoult > 2003 > On the "fight against infectious diseases, a very worrying phenomenon is emerging: the industry that invests in the fight against infectious diseases is ... reducing their investment or moving out of the field of antibiotics altogether.
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Mar 17, 2021 • 14 tweets • 2 min read
Paul Rossi (1964) The laboratory man. Humanism and scientific medical research.
"instead of monopolizing them, of guarding them inconsiderately and jealously, of hiding them when our technical means are insufficient, we must [...]" persee.fr/doc/bude_0004-…
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"I work for someone who comes after me," repeated Paul Valéry. Very well ! But, before thinking about our successors, let's not neglect our predecessors, who have cleared the ground.
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Mar 16, 2021 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
From [Evidence Base Science] to [Evidence Based Interventions]
One thing is clear for me now, EBS / EBM are supported by corporations as a tool to rewrite science in technoscience (solutionism) and make it obedient to them.
EDS/EDM have tremendously failed science and mankind
This is a perfect example of the techno-scientific mindset about science, and this is plain wrong at every single step. The author of the article might be an epidemiologist but his knowledge in Phi of Sci is close to nil.
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This trend started (or was clearly exhibited) during the communication crisis over climate change two decades ago and has become an excuse to avoid debating the techno-scientific cultism who's trying to rewrite what science is.
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Mar 13, 2021 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
@Drjhoffmanmiami@VPrasadMDMPH I don't get it. Having followed carefully Ioannidis and Prasad, it is clear that Ioannidis think HCQ might have killed 100k individuals, but he avoids addressing (1) early-treatments usefulness (reusing old molecules)
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@Drjhoffmanmiami@VPrasadMDMPH (2) is saying he derived his numbers on HCQ potential deaths from RCT that are deeply challenged while not addressing those challenges (cf Nancy Cartwright work)
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Mar 13, 2021 • 7 tweets • 1 min read
"Solutionists deploy technology to avoid politics; they advocate ‘post-ideological’ measures that keep the wheels of global capitalism turning.”
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Gates emphasized that the solution for the climate crisis is to drive “innovation faster than it would normally take place,” and to have the involvement of “more high-risk companies.”
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Mar 13, 2021 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
"In any case, I do not share the view that to restrict speech necessarily diminishes the spread of ideas. We have all heard of the “Streisand effect,” whereby attempts at censorship and suppression inadvertently draw more attention to the offending material.
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“For a finite-size system to persist in time (to live), it must evolve in such a way that it provides easier access to the imposed currents that flow through it.” mems.duke.edu/research/energ…
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@tweedy151@asiya_kr@dockaurG (2) Mediterranean basin is considered to be the cradle of the western civilization. Europe is unrelated to this except if your are "from the South". And even then North Africa and Middle East are part of this cradle too.
I know, I'm both Canadian and "from the south".
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Feb 11, 2021 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
A good example from @KamranAbbasi (BMJ executive editor) on how NOT to take responsibility by deflecting it on the tail. bmj.com/content/bmj/37…
As if WHO and Corporatists are not fully responsible and accountable for what occidental politicians have done with the help of scientific hubs/journals...
A definitive comment to the previous editorial/opinion piece. Some ought to reflect deeply on this. bmj.com/content/372/bm…
Feb 9, 2021 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
COVID-19 and the Political Economy of Mass Hysteria
Ref 68 >> "The Logic of Collective Action" Olson (1965) >> "concentrated minor interests will be overrepresented and diffuse majority interests trumped, due to a free-rider problem that is stronger when a group becomes larger"
Sixth, politicians have an incentive to overshoot the mark in their responses to a threat. This is because politicians are largely exempt from the risk of possible wrong decisions and their costs [116].
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Jan 27, 2021 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
The man whose interests are all outside is never satisfied with what is necessary, but is perpetually hankering after something more and better which, true to his bias, he always seeks outside himself.
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He forgets completely that, for all his outward successes, he himself remains the same inwardly, and he therefore laments his poverty if he possesses only one automobile when the majority have two.
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Jan 24, 2021 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
The history of the old neoliberalisms presents an internal diversity which has often gone as far as division or split, such as the opposition between "universalists" and "constitutionalists" on Europe. This is nothing new.
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What is therefore new in the new neoliberalism is not the fact that the neoliberal camp is divided into opposing currents, it is that this division takes place on the question of knowing how to expand this rationality of capital. in the context of the post-2008 crisis.
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