Man, we've been having a good time watching all the social media blow up around our new film

and inconvenient study. We're just getting in some of the stats. Those of them we can track,

can't track it all, but 3.2 million views of the film, 37,000 downloads, 103,000 views on

just YouTube, 22.3 million interactions on the film website.

And we don't know what's happening in the watch parties.

How many people were watching it all one time?

I'm assuming 10 million, 20 million.

But it's not enough.

We want 100 million.

We want a billion.

This is a world-changing film, which means we need your help to continue to share it with everyone you know. That's how we make change. We are really excited about what it's doing to the conversation around vaccine safety, especially the placebo study and this inconvenient study.

As I was watching online, all this going on, something popped up in my feed, and I just couldn't let it slide by.

So I want to play a video because I think it plays into this.

This is from one of my favorite Muppets at the WEF, Yvall, Noah, Harari.

I think he says it all. I think what he says in this clip is really the heart of why we made an inconvenient study.

Take a look at this.

In order to collaborate on a large scale, you need to convince everybody to believe in the same story.

What really, the engine of history is stories.

And they don't even need to be true.

Some of the most powerful stories in history were fictions.

But you need to get everybody,

or at least a significant part,

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