Welcome to this episode of the award-winning Best of a Life podcast.

An old proverb says that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, and we're all about to see how dangerous,

as no-nothings and science skeptics take over the government agencies staffed by doctors and scientists

with the goal of

keeping the population healthy. For those looking for a quick overview, the sources providing

our top takes in about 50 minutes today includes way too early, inside the hive, the dig,

the dream, the humanist report, Democracy Now, and some more news.

Then in the additional deeper dives half of the show, there will be more in four sections.

Section A, health organizations, section B, RFK Jr., section C, anti-science dangers, and section D, predators and prey.

Thank you. And Section D, Predators and Prey. Hey, everyone.

Amanda here with your weekly roundup of activism actions.

There's a lot going on.

So remember to do what you feel is most impactful and what is possible in your life.

All right?

All right.

Let's dive in.

First, I want to talk about defying

overwhelm. In these times, it's helpful to have a repeatable plan of action to turn to. Women's

March recently amplified queer nature's 2020 podcast about a decision-making framework called

Uda Loop. This framework was born out of the U.S. Air Force, but is applied across industries

and situations and in activism. Uda stands for

Observe, Orient, Decide, Act. So, for example, when you see something new and threatening in the

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