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According to Forbes, the richest thirty Americans have 2.6777 trillion dollars. Our top thirty universities have endowments totalling 434.7 billion.
Get used to it or fight back by taxing the 0.1%.
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According to Forbes, the richest thirty Americans have 2.6777 trillion dollars. Our top thirty universities have endowments totalling 434.7 billion.
Get used to it or fight back by taxing the 0.1%.
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The "all we are going to die lady" cedes her judgment to our Orange President.
According to her, we are all going to die so we might as well get it over.
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slate.com/technology/2...
You cannot fight pandemics without universal health insurance.
Look what the Broad Institute (Harvard and MIT) and the UIUC did during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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COVID-19 was her first pandemic. Her med ed ended in 2001. She had a false sense of optimism.
I learned of her via her book, Endemic.
Unlike most US MDs she understands that we need UHI to prepare for the next pandemic.
We had the worst per capita death rate in COVID19.
Prof JB ridiculed Japan
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Overly optimistic from a nice person.
But this is forgivable.
Focus on science and NIH core mission and needs.
Professor JB will slowly understand his inability to run the NIH.
The faster the better.
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I would like to compare notes on this article.
Using OSINT & my HSPH policy training I designed a US pandemic preparedness plan which I completed & shared on 04.30.2000. It addresses US realities & needs. It is ready for prime time & a fundamentally better science based alternative to the GBD. RSVP
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I am not saying he was wrong.
He "steered a man past ICE officers."
He probably wanted to demonstrate his commitment.
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Mr. Lander is running for NYC Mayor.
Sadly, he may have provoked his arrest to gather attention and votes in the ongoing Democratic primary election.
He is running ~third to Andrew Cuomo and a Social Democrat and Moslem, Zohran Mamdani. Being anti-ICE, Trump, & Moslem may boost his rating.
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A depressing read.
Professor JB is like a Chairman of a university Japanese language department without knowing Japanese.
He wrote an article about Japan's excellent response to COVID
Understanding the exceptional pre-vaccination Era East Asian COVID-19 outcomes bit.ly/4kPle0S
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US med schools make it very expensive to apply to them. They are underapplied.
62.6% of all applicants get into an AAMC med school on their FIRST try.
To hide this, the AAMC counts every applicant 18.6 times.
We have a degraded medical workforce.
Why not begin with a public application system?
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In comparison American hospitals demarket gunshot morbidity in favor of motor accident morbidity. The latter is more profitable.
Brown does not stand for universal publicly funded health insurance.
Where does public health stand and stand for in the USA?
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Brown University practices Quackademic Medicine because it is profitable to do so.
education.med.brown.edu/scholarly-co...
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You must first understand/define what a school of public health is!
We fail to understand that fundamental reality.
You are fundamentally conflicted & not part of the solution but part of the problem.
Define what a school of public health is in a society without universal health insurance.
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Yup. As Gorski would say, it's quackademic medicine.
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The Cleveland Clinic has a functional medicine department.
my.clevelandclinic.org/departments/...
The Mayo Clinic integrates functional medicine into its integrative medicine department.
www.mayoclinic.org/departments-...
Marketing rules American medicine.
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What is the judicial body?
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RFK Jr is maliciously incompetent!
Are there extant mechanisms to impeach him?
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We have mathematically bright techno geeks creating these things. They become wealthy and influential well beyond their contributions.
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An ACIP house cleaning may be in order.
But RFK Jr is the last person I would trust to assemble a better qualified panel.
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But Canada also has a measles problem.
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Totally beyond his pay level.
"Real life evidence" in SF in 1918 "demonstrated" that masks work.
This foul mouthed excuse for public health expertise is unfit.
He blocked me in 2020.
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This distrust began long before the two Donald Trump administrations.
The end of the Trump administration is not a solution. It will be a need and an opportunity.
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He lacks basic biological literacy. Nothing more to say!
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Dr. Marty Makary is a surgical oncology and gastrointestinal laparoscopic surgeon.
Vaccines are not part of his ken!
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He is an anti-social misfit. It would be interesting to understand the roots of his behavior.
There is much to criticize in American medicine. But Dr. Prasad's attacks are unfocused and often foul-mouthed.
He does not fit into the Great Barrington group.
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Quite obviously dementia!
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He is not an adult.
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Legacy admissions in action.
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Bessent is a failed hedge fund manager. Go figure.
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How these fuckers got rich is beyond me.
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Listening to Scott Bessent explain anything feels like watching someone lose a race against a parked car.
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This conversation was more depressing than I thought it would be because I underestimated the cynicism & deep roots of these marginal experts. Google: (BBC In Our time, Lysenkoism) Similar cynicism existed with British cholera because it affected its commerce. Pandemic skepticism has a long history
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He is simply not up on the literature.
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Professor JB is no policy expert. He did not push any policy agenda at Stanford.
His article on the Japanese COVID response denied that they performed better.
Professor JB projects a soft spoken anti-social agenda akin to Professor Trump's more blunt one.
UHI makes a difference in pandemics.
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One must make the assumption that there was public health in the USA before January 20, 2025
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I have tried to connect with you concerning Ukraine and the United Nations. The Crisis Group would be wise to connect with the North American Ukrainian community.
Your email addresses do not work. The Crisis Group offices also did not respond.
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The reason is somewhat obvious. RNA anteceded protein and to this day performs a greater variety of functions.