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The more I thought about it, the more I realized that living in the modern world has left most people, including journalists, politicians, physicians, and even ... Read more.
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Shutting down everything couldn’t last indefinitely, and people couldn’t avoid being in personal proximity indefinitely without serious consequences. The vi... Read more.
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In our current safety culture-driven pandemic response, any risk of infection is deemed unacceptable, and those who highlight potential costs of mitigation meas... Read more.
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One of the most fascinating battles between opposing views about variolation occurred during the New England smallpox epidemic of 1721. When a ship brought smal... Read more.
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Both immunity to vaccination and infection protect against severe disease, but the scope of immunity that develops after infection is broader, generally more du... Read more.
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The overwhelming desire of a terrified public for evidence of interventions that effectively eliminate the risk of infection will inevitably pressure scientists... Read more.
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If one actually takes the time to consider the preponderance of evidence regarding universal masking, it becomes extremely difficult to conclude that it has had... Read more.
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Exaggerating COVID harms in children and their role in disease spread in order to promote vaccination is a harmful and losing strategy.... Read more.