The Daily Sceptic's prediction for 2024? Magic Stones. There's no evidence they ward off evil spirits, but the authorities won't care. Carrying them will become compulsory and all criticism dismissed as ‘misinformation'.
A new article in Cell Host and Microbe accepts that the Covid vaccines have some 'deficiencies' and only offer 'incomplete and short-lived' protection. Surprisingly, one of the authors is Anthony Fauci.
Models predicting what will happen if we don’t do something are hard to test. But models predicting what might have happened if we didn’t do what we did are impossible to test. Yet they’re used to justify lockdowns.
How can it be that the very people we were aiming to protect from COVID-19 became victims of our policies, swapping the risks of a respiratory infection for the realities of a miserable, isolated existence?
by George Santayana The Declaration of Geneva of the World Medical Association binds the physician with the words, “The health...
by George Santayana *Spoiler alert*: There is a moment in one of the Mad Max films where Max and his...
by George Santayana Informed consent is one of the cornerstones of modern medicine and the foundation of the patient/doctor relationship. The principle of informed consent is a...
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