It's a funny experience having a thick enough skin to float across the surface of a deluge

of hatred and bullshit.

I strongly recommend it if you've never had the opportunity to insulate yourself from a

whirlwind, a fire hose, a hurricane.

Two weeks ago now, I was on Joe Rogan's show,

and we had just one minor exchange in the course of an amicable three-hour-plus interview

about the risk of myocarditis, heart inflammation in young males as a result of MRNA vaccines.

And the media picked up on that exchange and blew it out of all proportion saying that I had

owned Joe in a fiery exchange that had proven him wrong and that CNN was calling him.

You know, he was playing expert doctor like a kid.

I mean, it just got ridiculous.

And as a result of that, then, of course, the backlash of dumdums on Twitter come out

of the woodwork thinking that, like, I had staged that as some kind of a gotcha moment

or that I'm behind the headlines that CNN writes or something.

Nothing could be further from the truth. And what's interesting and surreal about it that you

might find interesting is that the way that the different means that people reach out to you

sort of dictate what their tone and even their beliefs are going to be.

So people who direct message me on Instagram are almost 100%.

I mean, there have been hundreds, if not thousands by now, almost 100% super, super positive

saying it's so nice to hear a refreshing voice, to hear someone a bit different,

it's so nice to see someone push back against Joe.

You know, it can sometimes feel like a little bit of a same, same kind of ditto climate when these podcasts have people who agree with them.

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