That Engelbrecht book is the most vapid piece of literature I've seen in years. It reminds me of climate change rhetoric in its hollowness. I wasted as much time as I'm willing to invest reading onward hoping that one paragraph, any paragraph, would reach a point about germ theory or terrain theory, but was met only with tangent after tangent and unrelated anecdote after unrelated anecdote.
I mean, I got 20 paragraphs in, and it's nothing but leftist-colored drivel.
C1¶1: People like simple solutions and don't like to change their habits. ¶2 Canadians club seals and Japanese fish for dolphin. ¶3 Nature magazine says humans reduced fish population by 90%. ¶4 "it is risky to tamper with the natural balance of forces in nature" -Dubos ¶5 'if the solution is concise, it is wrong' -Golub ¶6 No one knows everything, including experts. ¶7 Most doctors can't define retrovirus or explain PCR. ¶8 Wittgenstein says humans are looking for simplicity in their solutions as a sign of truth. ¶9 The biological world is more complicated than the media says. Instruments are made of wood and brass, and everything is made of molecules. ¶10 We don't have a scientific definition for life, and research is primarily done on dead tissue.
C1 Part B, Fungus. ¶1 Is impossible to know everything that microbes do. ¶2 If you do cocaine and heroin your health declines. Watch the movie Super Size Me. ¶3 Fast food companies advertise in order to get you addicted to bad foods. ¶4 Sugar is a gateway drug. ¶5 Cigarettes have a warning label but Happy Meals don't. ¶6 McDonalds uses celebrities for their children's health charity. ¶7 The EU almost changed its TV advertisement regulations. ¶8 A German consumer protection organization says that intestinal flora regulate itself on its own. ¶9 They cannot prove this and is not well founded. A large portion of people are constipated, so the German group is wrong. ¶10 It is impossible to say what "normal" intestinal flora looks like.
Nah, fam. Virii are real and you're buying snake oil.
"Viruses aren't real"
I don't know how to interpret this, because I've had first-hand experience with laboratory processes that couldn't exist if a) plasmids didn't exist, or b) they couldn't be packaged in a lipid membrane.
So, what is this nonsense?
For perspective, a B61-12 variable yield nuclear bomb costs about $28 million each and can carry a payload from 0.3 up to 340kT.
Instead of paying $1B for free speech, it would be economically better to buy 40 nukes and blow up every major city in every state that engages in the witch hunt.
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Trying to blow open the Epstein blackmail safe?
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Pre-recording the next false flag?
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Practicing breaching exercises for night raids?
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Destroying incriminating evidence and files?
Could be anything, but whatever it is it's not good for Americans.
Even if so, that still leaves the pediatricians open to whatever negligence causes them to miss thousands of heart problems in kids.
Why weren't these common heart disorders being caught in the 2010's? Malpractice either way you slice it.
Identity politics are so tiresome.
13/52, when I'm less sleepy I'll be going defcon3 on Kanye cause he's black and every black person is the same.
"All the evil elitists are Jews" is not the same as "All the Jews are evil elitists."
500,000 tons of steel compresses to a cube with sides length 40 meters.
The building was in a footprint of ~60 meters per side, meaning a fully compressed WTC2 would be only 17.7 meters tall.
There was plenty of rubble.
The only thing they taught me is that justice isn't blind, so never let them arrest you.