COVID, Who Knew First?

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It was a pleasure to see Rand Paul get the Fauci beat down in public.

Don’t be impressed by random “ Doctors”. The people who treat people know very little about immunology and virology. Rand should stick to simpler thing like lawn mowing.

The sure sign of smart people in these fields is the use of the phrase “ we don’t know”

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Is there a MVS member Virologist who would like to chine in? Everyone needs to and can look at information that's out there. If one chooses to discredit people they don't like rather than listen to the dialog by all means it's a free country although disrespect towards others is disallowed.



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Consumption of information requires , first and foremost , the evaluation of the qualifications and the agenda of those providing the information.

Fauchi is at career end and doesn’t give a crap what the public thinks of him, and is driven by the deep curiosity of a scientist ,

Senator Cub Cadet is a pompous fool who is in love with his own voice.

He is refusing to be vaccinated because “ I’ve already had Covid”

That speaks volumes to his lack of knowledge.

Answer to the question “ if I have had Covid, am I immune?

We don’t know.

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Frankly the possibility that the virus came out of a lab was just one more thing that convinced me to get the vaccine.
I'm all for, and lean into, natural responses and cures for most ailments, but when we stick or collective appendage into the mix, then all bets are off. An argument can be made to let some naturally occurring wildfires to burn, but that doesn't apply to a mad arsonist.

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Consumption of information requires , first and foremost , the evaluation of the qualifications and the agenda of those providing the information.

Fauchi is at career end and doesn’t give a crap what the public thinks of him, and is driven by the deep curiosity of a scientist ,

Senator Cub Cadet is a pompous fool who is in love with his own voice.

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Let me first say that I'm glad Youtube is not being political and censoring as Facebook or Twitter.

So the less knowledgeable is supposed to evaluate the qualification of the professional and their intent? I'll let those who are involved speak for themselves. I also found this comment refreshing as it's not a political interview.


iAmMattN
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This is one of the rare times that I actually agree with and respect Rand Paul and Hannity for having this discussion.

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The Hill is very left leaning and some of the broadcasters will take potshots at the other side every chance they get. However, they claim to be truth seekers and it is why I like quite of bit of their stuff and considers them apolitical and just disregard some of their bias. I found these two broadcasters in the first video refreshing and neutral in their analyst.

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Flu Data vs Covid



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Flu Data vs Covid



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So, the commentator takes Public Health Policy Advice from a Professor of Structural Biology at Stanford because he is 'smarter than Dr So-so"

Do you see the disconnect?

Talk to Public Health Experts about lockdowns not just random Scientists paid to come on a show.

What does a Structural Biologist know about the Psychological effects of lockdowns? Not much, unless you are a cell or a tissue.

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Flu Data vs Covid



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So, the commentator takes Public Health Policy Advice from a Professor of Structural Biology at Stanford because he is 'smarter than Dr So-so"

Do you see the disconnect?

Talk to Public Health Experts about lockdowns not just random Scientists paid to come on a show.

What does a Structural Biologist know about the Psychological effects of lockdowns? Not much, unless you are a cell or a tissue.

Easy to see how this person could provide information on COVID beside interpreting data on the Psychological effects of the lock down. Regardless, the remainder of the info in the video neither stand nor fall on this one chap.

"That has helped researchers understand how the thousands of different molecules in each of our cells work together to keep us healthy. Structural studies have also shown how misshapen molecules make us sick, and as a result, these studies have prompted new treatments for many diseases."

https://www.nigms.nih.gov/education/fac ... ology.aspx

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