But it's been said by a lot of people you should never meet your heroes because you're bound to be disappointed.

I kind of had that moment happen this week because of a podcast that went out.

There's a podcast with Patrick Bet David. It's gone viral because it has one of the world's favorite scientists,

Neil deGrasse Tyson, being interviewed, and he got into his opinion on vaccinations and mandated vaccinations and forced vaccinations

and apparently our social responsibility, it looks something like this.

If you want to get an abortion, get an abortion. If I want to get the vaccine, I get to choose.

So you can't force, if I can't force you to get an abortion, you shouldn't be able to force you to get it.

Because it's not about you. It's about people you interact with, and that's the social contract of public.

We don't even know if the vaccine worked or not at the time.

Yes, that's what the trials are. Dude, that's why these trials, what are you missing data?

But let me ask you a question. Are we saying only one type of scientists are right?

No, we're saying that the system in place...

The 16,000 that's signed there.

No, no, no, the system in place to test vaccines.

There's an entire system that's in place.

With review boards and all of them.

That's in place. Now you can say, what you can say is, I have a better idea than all these review boards and all these agencies

and the CDC. I have a better idea. Here's what you should do, and that would have made everything better.

Okay, you can put forth that idea. But what I'm saying is, in a case where you can contaminate someone else, it's not about you.

It's about the collective...

Your Assumment.

Health.

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