Excellent interview! I am thoroughly impressed by her background and everything she talked about during the interview. Here's hoping that CA law gets shut down before she, and others like her, do
Tracy is one of the heroes of this uniquely American tragedy. She spoke out early, often and courageously to defend science and plead for the restoration of normalcy for America's kids. Tracy, the Urgency of Normal doctors and the authors of the Great Barrington Declaration should all be lauded and amplified, instead of denigrated and censored, as has been the norm.
Excellent discussion. There is always a tug between freedom and safety. In our modern times we are more aware of things that might reduce safety and have people dedicated to improving safety in a quest to reduce harm. But there is a need for boundaries. If you are fearful that your children are at risk from some sort of evil person, deal with the evil person. We need to know how to reduce the arrival of evil persons if we wish to keep our children safe. In the process we keep society safer without reducing our person freedom.
We someday will learn why society rushed to safety from a virus that was really not so dangerous to the masses but really was dangerous to a few. Why the Great Barrington Declaration was so demonized initially but now has become defacto policy. And why we placed such faith in a very new technology that now has proved to be neither effective nor safe. We have yet to understand it's long term implications yet propose giving it to children. So much for safety but also the lack of freedom to reject.
Has our collective hive become unstable? We seem so divided in the US and hope that in other places order can be retained. Worse than the pandemic are the fears of people in social instability. We are losing faith in our institutions who seem to run on agendas unrelated to the needs of the public. The hard times to come in the aftermath of the pandemic may unite people to reform the broken systems.
Excellent interview! I am thoroughly impressed by her background and everything she talked about during the interview. Here's hoping that CA law gets shut down before she, and others like her, do
Tracy is one of the heroes of this uniquely American tragedy. She spoke out early, often and courageously to defend science and plead for the restoration of normalcy for America's kids. Tracy, the Urgency of Normal doctors and the authors of the Great Barrington Declaration should all be lauded and amplified, instead of denigrated and censored, as has been the norm.
Excellent discussion. There is always a tug between freedom and safety. In our modern times we are more aware of things that might reduce safety and have people dedicated to improving safety in a quest to reduce harm. But there is a need for boundaries. If you are fearful that your children are at risk from some sort of evil person, deal with the evil person. We need to know how to reduce the arrival of evil persons if we wish to keep our children safe. In the process we keep society safer without reducing our person freedom.
We someday will learn why society rushed to safety from a virus that was really not so dangerous to the masses but really was dangerous to a few. Why the Great Barrington Declaration was so demonized initially but now has become defacto policy. And why we placed such faith in a very new technology that now has proved to be neither effective nor safe. We have yet to understand it's long term implications yet propose giving it to children. So much for safety but also the lack of freedom to reject.
Has our collective hive become unstable? We seem so divided in the US and hope that in other places order can be retained. Worse than the pandemic are the fears of people in social instability. We are losing faith in our institutions who seem to run on agendas unrelated to the needs of the public. The hard times to come in the aftermath of the pandemic may unite people to reform the broken systems.
Interesting that my fave epi’s were both philosophy majors. Prasad and Hoeg. ❤️❤️
Thank you for this dose of SANITY.
We badly need so much more dialogue like this. That is science.
How did we in US so badly get so much wrong? And it continues today. Too exhausting to enumerate it all. Great interview.