Popular Rationalism

Popular Rationalism critically examines COVID-19 responses, vaccine safety, and public health policies, emphasizing scientific skepticism and the need for transparency. It features analysis on vaccine efficacy, alternative treatments, and challenges mainstream narratives on COVID management, advocating for evidence-based medicine and questioning official health guidance and protocols.

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Dr. Meryl Nass - The WHO COUP - Complete Video

653 implied HN points • 01 Nov 23
  1. Dr. Meryl Nass discusses The WHO COUP in a complete video.
  2. The video is part of the IPAK-EDU Science Webinar series.
  3. Viewers are encouraged to sign up for more webinars and courses at IPAK-EDU.

O'Keefe Media Group: Someone May Be Using Political Campaigns to Launder Money, Taking Advantage of the Elderly and Unemployed. See the Video. Substackers, Please Cross-Post

1505 implied HN points • 29 Mar 23
  1. O'Keefe Media Group uncovered a potential money laundering scheme utilizing senior citizens to funnel money into political campaigns.
  2. The data was verified by Election Watch and cross-referenced with federal and state election sites.
  3. Several Maryland voters had excessive amounts of donations made in their names, some over 10,000 times since 2019, with donors being labeled as 'smurfs' involved in money laundering.

Medical Mix-Up: Five Ways A Patient Could Have Been Saved from Death

990 implied HN points • 28 Jul 23
  1. Effective communication between nursing and pharmacy staff is crucial to prevent medication errors.
  2. Distinctive medication labeling and product naming can help avoid confusion and mix-ups.
  3. Proper medication storage, management, and double-checking can significantly reduce the risk of medication errors.

Energy & Commerce Investigation Reveals Key NIH Officials—Including Dr. Fauci—Likely Served Unlawfully

1050 implied HN points • 12 Jul 23
  1. NIH officials, including Dr. Fauci, were likely unlawfully in their positions due to improper reappointment.
  2. Over $25 billion in federal research grants and important decisions could be affected by the lack of proper reappointments.
  3. The failure to follow the law in reappointing NIH IC Directors reflects a lack of accountability in federal public health agencies.
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Trump's Indictment is an Indictment of America. It's Time for Moderate Liberals to Be Courageous and Call Out the Radicals in Their Party as a Dire Threat to the United States of America

1466 implied HN points • 05 Apr 23
  1. The left has arrested the leading opposition candidate on the eve of the primaries.
  2. America risks losing its reputation as a protector of democracy with Trump's indictment.
  3. Moderate Liberals need to be courageous and combat radical elements in their party for the sake of the United States.

American Board of Family Medicine in Kentucky Receives Their First Education in Years

1426 implied HN points • 11 Apr 23
  1. Physicians and scientists support Dr. John Littell and call for his reinstatement by the American Board of Family Medicine in Kentucky.
  2. Concerns raised about the disciplinary action taken by the board against Dr. Littell, highlighting scientific errors and inaccuracies in their justification.
  3. Evidence presented showing potential harmful effects of mRNA vaccines, such as myocarditis and thrombosis, raising questions about the safety and necessity of mass COVID-19 vaccination.

Immunosuppression Wars 1.0: VIAIDs

1406 implied HN points • 15 Apr 23
  1. Immunosuppression can take many forms and may be caused by various factors like vaccines
  2. Individuals with prior auto-antibodies have worse outcomes during SARS-CoV-2 infection
  3. New onset autoimmunity diverse and not uncommon following COVID-19 vaccination

The Public Has Ushered in The True Second Enlightenment: Science Must Now Contribute to Knowledge, and the Public Must Hold It to That Standard

1585 implied HN points • 04 Mar 23
  1. The public is ushering in a new era of enlightenment where science must meet high standards and be held accountable by the public.
  2. The traditional reliance on authority as the basis for assessing ideas is decreasing, with more emphasis now placed on generating knowledge.
  3. There is a growing taboo against conducting science with conflicts of interest for profit, leading to more decentralization in research and public engagement in scientific studies.

Please Read: Your Support of Independent Research Matters

772 implied HN points • 18 Sep 23
  1. Support independent research by considering a monthly donation.
  2. Results from studies on aluminum toxicity in children are surprising.
  3. Funding is needed for an important new study on aluminum toxicity.

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Autoimmunity

713 implied HN points • 05 Oct 23
  1. Approximately 2.3% of the US population has OCD.
  2. Understanding the relationship between OCD and autoimmunity is crucial for developing effective treatments.
  3. Research suggests potential autoimmune components in OCD, leading to targeted therapies and diagnostic tests.

Mandy Cohen, New CDC Director, Outlines Three Steps to Re-Building Public Trust

931 implied HN points • 03 Aug 23
  1. Mandy Cohen emphasizes the importance of transparent and clear communication in rebuilding public trust.
  2. She highlights the significance of executing CDC's intended actions to gain trust.
  3. Building relationships and partnerships is crucial in protecting public health according to Cohen.

THE MOST IMPORTANT ONGOING CONSTITUTIONAL RELIGIOUS LIBERTY CASE IN THE COUNTRY

713 implied HN points • 04 Oct 23
  1. The ongoing constitutional religious liberty case in Connecticut is crucial and needs support to defeat pharma's war on religious exemptions.
  2. The case, involving the repeal of the religious exemption in Connecticut, is significant as it could set a historic precedent for the country.
  3. Connecticut's case stands out as it involves the highest level of judicial scrutiny, potentially impacting religious exemptions in other states.

The Open Society and its New Enemies: Shutting the Back Door to Tyranny

1169 implied HN points • 25 May 23
  1. Return to Popperian views on Science to protect Democracies around the world.
  2. Challenge the overreach of globalists in public health regulations that threaten democracy.
  3. Prevent the abuse of centralized scientific authority for totalitarian control over people's lives.

Rat Jumps Ship?

1921 implied HN points • 06 Dec 22
  1. A top FBI official steps down as a probe into potential political bias at the FBI begins.
  2. Nine employees are asked to provide testimony regarding the investigation.
  3. The revelations from the investigation will have an impact on the fate of the nation.

Tomorrow, 9AM: The Most Important Substack Article Published to Date

2100 implied HN points • 30 Oct 22
  1. The article discusses the importance of a Substack article being published tomorrow at 9AM.
  2. It highlights data questioning the credibility of COVID-19 rate, hospitalization, death, and vaccine efficacy and safety data.
  3. Encourages sharing the article on social media and with representatives, school boards, employers, and lawyers.

How I Know the Pandemic is Over

2298 implied HN points • 20 Sep 22
  1. Biden joked pandemic is over when few wore masks at an auto show.
  2. Conflicting messaging on pandemic status between Biden, HHS, and Reuters.
  3. Local store removing plastic shields signifies pandemic's end, as claimed.

The Stages of Totalitarianism—America is moving from Authoritarian to Totalitarian

2100 implied HN points • 24 Oct 22
  1. Transition from authoritarianism to totalitarianism is gradual, involving control over language and censorship.
  2. Censorship restricts freedom by controlling information flow and consolidating power.
  3. The evolution towards totalitarianism involves increasing control through technology and demands for compliance over personal freedoms.

SUPPORT DR. DAVID CARPENTER from Attacks by Monsanto

1545 implied HN points • 17 Feb 23
  1. Dr. David Carpenter is facing attacks from Monsanto related to his work on PCBs and supporting communities affected by pollution.
  2. There are actions you can take to support Dr. Carpenter, such as signing a letter, attending a news conference, and contacting legislators.
  3. Public pressure is important to ensure academic freedom and support individuals standing up against powerful entities like Monsanto.

Did Double-Boosted Fauci Commit Perjury During a Seven-Hour Deposition?

1921 implied HN points • 28 Nov 22
  1. Double-boosted Fauci potentially committed perjury during a seven-hour deposition.
  2. Fauci made false claims and showed inconsistencies in his statements.
  3. There are questions raised about Fauci's credibility and reliability as a source of information.

Has the Australian Medical Community Finally Come to its Senses?

2456 implied HN points • 13 Aug 22
  1. The Australian Medical Community is facing issues with medical free speech and restrictions on discussing COVID-19 vaccinations.
  2. There is a call for more open dialogue and informed consent among health professionals regarding the risks and benefits of COVID-19 vaccines.
  3. The need for ongoing critical appraisal of pharmacovigilance data to ensure the safety and efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines is emphasized.

Boston, April 19th: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to Make an Announcement

1287 implied HN points • 13 Apr 23
  1. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is making an announcement in Boston on April 19th.
  2. The event is a kickoff for Kennedy's presidential candidacy and a part of the vaccine rights movement.
  3. Attendees must register, pay a fee, show ID, and pass through security for the standing-room only event.

What Will Happen if ACIP Does Recommend the COVID-19 Vaccines for Children

2080 implied HN points • 20 Oct 22
  1. States have the power to mandate vaccines, not schools.
  2. Full ACIP recommendations for pediatric vaccines can become law in states without philosophical exemptions.
  3. Predictions suggest that enforcing multiple COVID-19 shots per year for children and teens may backfire and lead to more exemptions.

Open Society Series Article #3: The Tyranny of Consensus

1109 implied HN points • 27 May 23
  1. Suppression of alternative hypotheses can hinder scientific exploration and limit potentially groundbreaking ideas.
  2. Confirmation bias may occur when scientists favor data that supports consensus while ignoring conflicting evidence, impeding knowledge advancement.
  3. Consensus-driven environments can stifle innovative thinking by discouraging unconventional ideas and reinforcing established frameworks, hindering breakthroughs.

The Rise and Coming Fall of the Pharma-Owned Authoritarian Left in the United States

2338 implied HN points • 30 Aug 22
  1. Prior to COVID-19, the Democratic Party aligned with Big Pharma, sacrificing individual rights for campaign money.
  2. In 2020/2021, liberals showed conformity to authority and intolerance of independent thought.
  3. Liberals in 2020/2021 supported censorship of dissenting views and adopted bias against certain groups.

The Data Are In: Objective Scientists Were Right All Along

2556 implied HN points • 20 Jul 22
  1. Dr. Peter McCullough presented data showing that the vaccines have failed.
  2. Many people do not understand the concepts of negative vaccine efficacy, vaccine efficacy, and vaccine effectiveness.
  3. There is confusion among people, especially when considering the high percentage of vaccinated individuals getting serious COVID-19.

Championing Ethics and Objectivity in Biomedical Research and Publishing in Spite of Defamatory Libel

574 implied HN points • 03 Nov 23
  1. Bias can greatly impact the credibility and objectivity of scientific publications through language, tone, and evidence selection.
  2. Maintaining ethical responsibility is crucial in scientific publishing to uphold transparency, integrity, and public trust.
  3. Allegations of libel in scientific discourse require scrutiny as they can harm reputations and undermine ethical standards.

Fascinating Study - "An Antioxidant and Anti-ER Stress Combo Therapy Decreases Inflammation, Secondary Brain Damage and Promotes Neurological Recovery following Traumatic Brain Injury in Mice"

772 implied HN points • 29 Aug 23
  1. A combination therapy of antioxidants and anti-ER stressors showed promising results in treating Traumatic Brain Injury in mice.
  2. The study focused on targeting oxidative stress, endoplasmic reticulum stress, and inflammation as key factors in TBI pathology.
  3. The research offers potential for improving TBI treatment outcomes and possibly extending to other neurological conditions and inflammatory diseases.