I found out pretty quickly that depending on how much money someone is willing to pay, they can make

their research say whatever they want it to say.

That's the difference between science and propaganda right there.

Yes, true, very true.

And money is really making up the difference

because research is incredibly hard to do.

It's really hard to do good research

and to do good research and to do ethical research and after working with you know some of the

tech giants of the world some of the most revered universities and kind of being

disappointed about research and what it had become I started to really

question a lot of things you know what I believed what the three letter agencies were telling me was true and the medical

narrative in general I became kind of disillusioned with research and so I

decided to dig in. This is Spirit Jim.

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aka the crunchy legal lady on the topic of facing reality together.

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