On this episode of Skeptico, a show about convincing arguments.

I understand you made a very convincing argument.

No, he's very convincing.

It's a convincing theory.

We'll be very convincing.

All of those observations could be explained by something other than a virus.

You can't combine testing treatment and have them both be that efficacious, like virtually

100%, and then claim they don't have a working understanding of the cause of it.

There is a rabies virus.

People can't wrap their head around why people feel a need to challenge the idea that viruses do exist.

And it stems from this shock therapy that they received with COVID and the lying around it.

To be honest, I'm struggling to come up with a convincing argument that would absolve Dr. Fauci of lying in this situation.

So you heard what?

I thought were a couple of pretty good movie clips today.

And then you also heard from Mark Gober.

He's back to talk about this ongoing project, AI project we've been doing.

Mark is the author of an end to upside down medicine

and some other books with that end to upside down kind of motif going on there. So you'll hear

from him a little later. And of course, you'll hear from me and Pi, the AI robot from inflection

and chat GPT.

She's jumped into this one as well.

I think it all kind of is self-explanatory.

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