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'.
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Boris Johnson told the Covid Inquiry he hesitated to trust the apocalyptic predictions of Neil Ferguson's models because of his poor record from previous viruses. He was right to do so, say Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson.
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Too many experts are too quick to override doubts and forge ahead with radical solutions based on over-confident models, says Dr Andrew Bamji. On Covid and climate, a strong dose of humility is in order.
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The precautionary principle originally counselled against untested interventions, but more recently elites have inverted it to impose evidence-free measures on a terrified public, arguing "better safe than sorry".
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Dr Mark Changizi | The authorities are ones who must show that their own proposed draconian interventions are safe, effective and proportionate.
The Principle trial at Oxford University has selected Ivermectin for inclusion in its study of repurposed drugs for COVID-19, meaning 14 months after its potential was discovered the drug might finally be approved.
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Critics of the AstraZeneca panic in Europe have rightly blamed the rigid application of the 'precautionary principle'. But these very same critics have applied exactly the same principle to justifying the lockdowns.
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Acknowledging Disorientation After COVID-19: Beyond Horizons of Fear and Doubt
by Jonathan Latham, PhD Many current pesticides in the European Union appear to have been approved illegally the Ombudsman of the EU has said. This judgment was reached on Feb 22nd by the EU Ombudsman, Emily O’Reilly, following an official complaint against the European Commission’s Directorate responsible for public health ...
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LAX KXEEN — The Salmon Nation Summit led to an emphatic declaration:
