2050: Post Pandemic Trauma: The Medicine Was Worse Than the Disease With Kevin Bass
In this episode Sal, Adam & Justin speak with scientist Kevin Bass about his controversial Newsweek article.
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Being objective through experience. His early years and background in the medical space. (1:51)
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Without health, what do you have? (12:54)
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Going from the debunker to getting attacked by the mob. (17:08)
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Breaking the shell around him. (23:30)
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Causing more harm than good. (32:34)
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Sharing his health scare with the vaccines. (36:44)
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The 'evidence gap' in science. (41:24)
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Debating the COVID vaccine efficacy. (46:12)
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The unintended consequences of the COVID policies on children. (50:59)
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How to heal the public's trust in government. (55:18)
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Why has the establishment gone to war with alternative treatments for COVID? (1:10:40)
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The fallout from his viral article in Newsweek. (1:13:57)
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New study confirms COVID-19 lockdowns did more harm than good
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New Reports on Health and Well-being of Children During COVID-19 Pandemic
Features Guest/People Mentioned
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Kevin Bass (@kevinnbass) Twitter
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Elon Musk (@elonmusk) Twitter
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Jay Bhattacharya (@DrJBhattacharya) Twitter
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Joe Rogan (@joerogan) Instagram
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Alan Aragon (@thealanaragon) Instagram
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