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Hey everyone, welcome to Conspirituality. I'm Derek Barris.

And it's just me this week. I'm piloting solo

to give Julian and Matthew a little bit of time to work on our book, which you may have heard about if you follow us on any of our social media handles,

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But let's move right into this week's episode, because you might have heard some revolutionary news lately.

Germs don't exist.

Okay, they do exist, but they only make you sick after you ruin your relationship with your environment, the terrain.

Okay, well, the idea actually isn't that new.

It was initially floated in the 19th century, but having never been proven in real-world experiments, the theory fell dormant.

Until now that is.

As with many terrible 19th century science metaphysics, Conspiritualists are feeling quite nostalgic.

And do we have a group to introduce you to this week?

To help me debunk this funk, Dr. Dan Wilson returns to the pod to offer his keen ear in breaking down the bullshit being shoveled by Tom Cowan and Andrew Kaufman during the event 2021.

I'll first offer a brief history of the battle between germ theory and terrain theory, one that produced a clear winner in Louis Pasteur,

which, as the Conspiritualist now spin it, is just further evidence of the deep-state conspiracy holding us all back.

The story of modern medicine has one very specific substance to think.

Alcohol.

Love it or leave it, but wine and beer have played a pivotal role in the formation of human societies and, as it turns out, medicine.

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