Watched most on Spotify. Pissed me off that he was so obviously biased towards all people being vaccinated regardless of risk to them from the vaccine vs the risk of covid related hospitalization. Joe kept showing him the study showing boys 12-15 in particular are 4-6 times more likely to have a vaccine related illness or injury like myocarditis. Sanjay just kept wanting to ignore it, parse it, set up stawmen, reinterpret what the study said, drop it from the conversation, and trying to muddy up the water and make what Joe was showing seem much more complicated than it actually was. I was really disappointed in Sanjay, and I definitely appreciate Joe for driving the point home and not letting Sanjay get away with all the things he was doing to avoid it and forcing him to address it as much as you can force a point in these type things. Thanks again and cheers Joe. Hope Sanjay drops the bias and gets back to being the guy that helped force a paradigm shift with marijuana. That guy was a good "medical journalist". This Sanjaya was just a parrot, puking up the party line on vaccines and showing bias all the way through the topic from the small issues all the way to the big ones. Smh.
The way Gupta talks about his anxiety over releasing his studies is wild and emblematic of the politicization of medicine. Here you have a doctor, ostensibly doing good research into the medical benefits of a substance, and he still felt that there was a chance he could lose his job by revealing his findings. This goes way beyond marijuana, politics is controlling the way we are allowed to think about medicine.
Watched most on Spotify. Pissed me off that he was so obviously biased towards all people being vaccinated regardless of risk to them from the vaccine vs the risk of covid related hospitalization. Joe kept showing him the study showing boys 12-15 in particular are 4-6 times more likely to have a vaccine related illness or injury like myocarditis. Sanjay just kept wanting to ignore it, parse it, set up stawmen, reinterpret what the study said, drop it from the conversation, and trying to muddy up the water and make what Joe was showing seem much more complicated than it actually was. I was really disappointed in Sanjay, and I definitely appreciate Joe for driving the point home and not letting Sanjay get away with all the things he was doing to avoid it and forcing him to address it as much as you can force a point in these type things. Thanks again and cheers Joe. Hope Sanjay drops the bias and gets back to being the guy that helped force a paradigm shift with marijuana. That guy was a good "medical journalist". This Sanjaya was just a parrot, puking up the party line on vaccines and showing bias all the way through the topic from the small issues all the way to the big ones. Smh.
I think this started happening after I gave my blood to Auckland clinical studies
"alcohol can be a sledgehammer to the brain unlike Cannibus" wow never heard so much truth!! maybe people will start waking up
The way Gupta talks about his anxiety over releasing his studies is wild and emblematic of the politicization of medicine. Here you have a doctor, ostensibly doing good research into the medical benefits of a substance, and he still felt that there was a chance he could lose his job by revealing his findings. This goes way beyond marijuana, politics is controlling the way we are allowed to think about medicine.
It makes you lazy and stupid if you smoke to much