The HOT ZONE: Debating About Everything
Libertarians, virus skeptics, no go for WHO Agreement, Oetzi the Iceman, King County cardiac arrest data
In recent years, as we have lost our faith in the integrity of so many of our institutions, we have entered into an arena in which everything appears to be a matter of debate. Contemplating this took me back to a graduate school philosophy class in which we studied Descartes Meditations on First Philosophy. In this classic of western philosophy, Descartes pointed out our common experience of discovering that much of what we have been taught consists of prejudices, and that our senses may not provide us with an accurate picture of reality. This may cause us to wonder if many things that we regard as obvious are, in fact, not as they seem.
In the episode of the HOT ZONE, we discuss the following topics:
1). The 2024 Libertarian Convention.
2). The radical doubt that SARS-CoV-2 and other pathogenic viruses exist.
3). The WHO misses the deadline for ratifying its Pandemic Agreement.
4). Oetzi the Iceman vs. young male video gamers.
5). Dr. Peter McCullough’s new study of King County, Washington cardiac arrest data.
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The real enemy of our time is centralization of power. The WHO that completely messed up the COVID-19 pandemic response, now wants total control over everybody’s health? He who controls health and finance controls the world. This WHO treaty attempted power grab is simply naked totalitarianism.
There is safety in decentralization which we’ve gotten to see very clearly from the Covid pandemic where different countries managed things very differently and had very different outcomes. Some like Sweden, who did not mandate masking or close their schools had much better outcomes than the US. Uttar Pradesh province of India that distributed ivermectin to its entire approximately 250 million population had virtually no deaths from COVID-19 while other areas of India that banned ivermectin Had numerous .
We can learn and improve by diversity. seeing which outcomes were better and which were disastrous. Centralization of power is tyrannical and antithetical to liberty and to progress..
The entire system works on greed for reward (money, power, "heaven") and fear of punishment (fines, jail, and "hell"). Kind of like the reward / punishment psychology system of training animals. Except for humans most of the time it is religion. To help people think outside the carrot and stick system, here's one example with neither. https://danielnagase.substack.com/p/principa