Isaac
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is that ? to me?Is Jon Stewart a conspiracy theorist?
is that ? to me?Is Jon Stewart a conspiracy theorist?
No, I was just putting it out there.is that ? to me?
Last month the scientist, Alina Chan, and 18 others published an open letter in the journal Science seeking a comprehensive investigation into the origin of the virus to include consideration of the so-called ‘lab-leak theory’ which Trump promoted early on in the pandemic.
She told NBC that a number of researchers and scientists did not want to talk publicly about the potentiality of the virus escaping the Wuhan lab because they were more concerned about being associated with “racist” language surrounding COVID-19 following the former president’s use of phrases like “Wuhan virus” and “China virus.”
“At the time, it was scarier to be associated with Trump and to become a tool for racists, so people didn’t want to publicly call for an investigation into lab origins,” Chan told the broadcaster.
well said. any process, industry, or discipline that involves humans becomes inevitably awash with human defects, biases, agendas, beliefs, etc - Science included.The moral of the story is science can be corrupted. We argue this point in regards to global warming. It comes down to political pressure. It's not about denial it's about corruption.
No doubt that this one is true. Representative Jim Jordan can be thought of as one big beast, at the very least. He brings fire all the time.
A very serious concern that is not yet getting enough exposure.There is some research that suggests if you have had the virus and then get the vaccine your body goes into an overload situation.