Just speak only.

Sure.

Yep, thanks very much, Martha.

I'm going to be quite quick here.

I know there's a time constraint, so I'm going to skip all my slides and just go through some thoughts.

So the theme this afternoon is kind of psychology, and it's so important.

I've been under psychological pressure and pain for two and a half years now.

Because of my specializing in data analysis and problem solving at a high level for so long,

I kind of knew from March, early April, that this whole thing was crazy,

just from the Diamond Princess data, you know, the cruise ship.

It was clear as day. So it's been painful. But the psychology

is hugely important and I did an interview with Professor Matthias Desmet. Are you familiar

with them? Yeah, of course. The psychology of totalitarianism. And I actually titled it out

of hundreds of interviews I've done with technical people,

I said the most important interview I've ever done.

And I thought about that. I didn't glibly say that.

And the reason is I spent two years sharing data and translating it into an understandable format

in terms of mortality impact, in terms of the uselessness of lockdowns,

the seasonality, the uselessness of masks. All of this stuff was totally clear as day from the data.

Now I know it was difficult for lay people, but the real problem was that the people were 24-7 inundated

with propaganda and indoctrination and also censorship. So the classic totalitarian trick,

the two-hander, is propaganda and censorship. You must have censorship. And September 2020, I was going to show

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