The Tom Wood Show, episode 1741, prepared a set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

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Hi, everybody. Tom Woods here just yesterday, that is, I guess that would be September 23rd, 2020,

at a White House press conference. Dr. Scott Atlas was speaking and told the reporters assembled

there that they should, if they want to know what they're talking about, listen to certain epidemiologists

and he listed some names that may be familiar to listeners of this program. One of them was our

guest today, Martin Koldorf, of Harvard Medical School. So it's quite timely this particular

episode. Professor Koldorf is a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. He's a biostatistician

and epidemiologist whose research centers on the early detection and monitoring of infectious

disease outbreaks. And he's been doing some very important writing and speaking lately.

And I want to get him on here to ask some of the questions that we really are seeking answers to

for which the answers forthcoming have often been contradictory or opaque. I want to say also

that on Monday, I do this program every weekday, but on Monday, episode 1743, you'll definitely

want to listen for that also because I'll be having a related conversation with a young fellow

named Greg Glyer who at age 26, four years ago created the extraordinary philanthropy app Donor C,

D-O-N-O-R-S-E-E. And the idea behind that app is that donors can help with little micro projects.

They can help a particular person, let's say here again or see again, or they can build a house

for a widow by their contributions. And then the donor can see the results. They get a video

of the person, let's say, who gets sightseeing for the first time, or they get a video of somebody

walking you through the house that your money helped to build in some developing country. They don't

have to be in developing countries, but a lot of these projects are. And Gret who lived in Malawi,

which at that time was the poorest country on earth for three years, is coming on to talk about

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