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🗓️ 23 February 2023
⏱️ 105 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hello, everyone. I have the privilege today of talking to Dr. J. Botticaria, who's been a very effective |
0:21.0 | spokesman on the pandemic front during the COVID-19 crisis, both imaginary and real. Dr. Botticaria |
0:29.9 | has fought in the public domain to bring accurate information about the pandemic and the |
0:36.4 | potential negative consequences of lockdowns and other COVID-19 interventions to widespread |
0:43.8 | public attention. He is a professor and researcher specializing in the economics of health care. |
0:51.5 | Botticaria received all four of his degrees, an MA, an MD, and a PhD in economics from Stanford |
0:58.8 | University. He is currently the director of Stanford Center for Demography and Economics of Health |
1:04.9 | and Aging. Botticaria came under severe fire during the COVID-19 pandemic, believing as he did |
1:13.9 | and publicly communicating that fact that mask mandates and forced lockdowns were a detriment |
1:21.6 | instead advocating for the development of herd immunity. He argued to allow the healthy |
1:27.6 | and low-risk individuals, the majority of people, to continue on with everyday life and work, |
1:32.7 | while providing protection for those most at risk. Only recently it was revealed through the |
1:40.2 | Twitter files that, among others, Dr. Botticaria was being purposefully silenced on mainstream media |
1:48.1 | platforms. Hello, Dr. Botticaria. I'm looking very much forward to this conversation today. |
1:54.0 | We met recently at Stanford Conference on Academic Freedom. That was the first time we met in |
2:02.0 | public. I'd been following what you'd been doing for a long time, but it was good to see you there, |
2:06.7 | and it's good to have this opportunity to talk through what's happened over the last three years, |
2:12.6 | especially, I would say, in light of the, well, the recent Cochran review, for example, |
2:19.0 | that indicated there's no evidence whatsoever that masks were effective in preventing or even |
2:25.2 | delaying the transmission of COVID-19. I've watched the usual apologists try to |
2:31.8 | win their way around that review, but the Cochran reviews are pretty damn reliable, and they're |
2:37.1 | conservative, too, in their claims are known for that. The Cochran reviews aren't going to come out |
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