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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2100 implied HN points 12 Oct 22
  1. Knowledge about the lack of protection against transmission is not new, despite recent admissions by Pfizer executives.
  2. Flawed policies based on misinformation from officials like Fauci must be reversed to rectify forced vaccinations and job losses.
  3. The real-world data and various warnings indicated a need to reevaluate the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines and government mandates.
1208 implied HN points 28 Apr 23
  1. The course provides key references on aluminum in vaccines from various studies and papers.
  2. It covers important scientific concepts related to vaccines, including vaccine injury and compensation.
  3. The course also delves into the impact of aluminum and mercury in vaccines on human health.
2476 implied HN points 30 Jul 22
  1. Many hospital and health system executives have been resigning in 2022.
  2. Reasons for resignations vary from pursuing new opportunities to transitioning to new roles at different institutions.
  3. The impact of these resignations on the healthcare organizations involved is significant and raises questions about leadership stability.
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1723 implied HN points 27 Dec 22
  1. CNN's new user agreement includes clauses that limit liability and require arbitration instead of jury trials.
  2. CNN reserves the right to censor, edit, and control user-provided content on their platform.
  3. CNN's community guidelines have terms that are difficult to enforce and could lead to arbitrary censorship.
2080 implied HN points 12 Oct 22
  1. Inactivated SARS-CoV-2 vaccine could lead to subacute thyroiditis.
  2. Molecular mimicry may play a role in vaccine-related thyroid issues.
  3. Clinicians should be mindful of potential thyroid side effects from this vaccine.
1327 implied HN points 26 Mar 23
  1. Insulin price-hikes reveal the issue of drug price gouging by Pharma in the US.
  2. Newsom's plan for state-run insulin production raises concerns about government involvement in pharmaceuticals.
  3. State involvement in the pharmaceutical industry can lead to long-term consequences like profit-driven decisions and potential industry expansions.
2278 implied HN points 25 Aug 22
  1. Megyn Kelly made a strong statement against Dr. Fauci.
  2. There is a video of Megyn Kelly's full monologue available.
  3. Supporters can subscribe to Popular Rationalism for more content.
1426 implied HN points 24 Feb 23
  1. Dr. Kory discusses the unethical and harmful aspect of early ventilation in the medical field.
  2. There are ethical physicians in the medical profession.
  3. It's important to question practices in medicine that may be harmful.
475 implied HN points 02 Dec 23
  1. The EPA is seeking comments on a new guidance document regarding environmental justice concerns in the rulemaking process.
  2. The guidance document updates a 2016 version and includes new scientific developments and priorities.
  3. Those at increased risk of vaccine injury should be a protected class.
1604 implied HN points 09 Jan 23
  1. Assistant Secretary for Health Rachel Levine is facing calls to resign due to handling of a memorandum on fluoride toxicity.
  2. Critics describe Levine's actions as reckless and irresponsible.
  3. The monograph on fluoride toxicity was allegedly buried under the guise of an internal review.
713 implied HN points 06 Sep 23
  1. Understanding dietary triggers in autoimmunity is crucial for diagnosis and management.
  2. Nutritional deficiencies like Vitamin D and iron can impact the onset and progression of autoimmune diseases.
  3. Environmental factors such as smoking, diet, and gut microbiome imbalance play a significant role in food-related autoimmunity.
1525 implied HN points 26 Jan 23
  1. Popular Rationalism has gained 17K subscribers and is grateful.
  2. James Lyons-Weiler is the author of Popular Rationalism.
  3. The post encourages readers to subscribe and be part of the smartest community.
752 implied HN points 23 Aug 23
  1. Over-reliance on simplistic scientific methods can hinder understanding of complex problems.
  2. Mainstream scientific establishment operates on an outdated model, limiting its effectiveness in understanding complex systems.
  3. Academia's focus on deep diving into specialized silos can inhibit interdisciplinary collaboration and holistic understanding of reality.
792 implied HN points 05 Aug 23
  1. Brad Miller is a former Commander in the US Army who left due to COVID-19 injection mandates.
  2. Brad Miller offers a course called Literature as Resistance via IPAK-EDU, starting in September.
  3. Brad Miller has been a guest on The Last American Vagabond and focuses on true leadership and courage.
1644 implied HN points 20 Dec 22
  1. Some people on the left are critical of the vaccine industry.
  2. Dr. Peter Hotez associates vaccine skeptics with the far right.
  3. There are concerns and studies on the safety of COVID vaccinations.
1644 implied HN points 20 Dec 22
  1. A global pandemic simulation called 'Catastrophic Contagion' involves participants like Bill Gates and WHO targeting children.
  2. The simulation aims to portray a virus deadlier than COVID-19, disproportionately affecting children and young people.
  3. Among the listed participants in the simulation is at least one convicted sex offender, raising concerns.
852 implied HN points 17 Jul 23
  1. Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs) can lead to altered development and other health effects in humans.
  2. Types of EDCs include Bisphenols, Phthalates, and PFAS, linked to hormonal imbalances, reproductive issues, and developmental abnormalities.
  3. Ignoring data on EDCs can lead to ongoing exposure, increased risks, and potential adverse effects in future generations.
396 implied HN points 28 Dec 23
  1. You can take a course on logic, reason, and knowledge in Fall 2024 with Dr. Lyons-Weiler.
  2. The course aims to explore different views on logic, reason, and causality, help learners make valid inferences, and study logical fallacies.
  3. Texts and readings, projects, in-class participation, and a final exam are parts of the course assessment.
1783 implied HN points 17 Nov 22
  1. Missouri doctor faces $500 billion in FTC fines for promoting Vitamin D3 during pandemic
  2. FTC lawsuit accuses doctor of selling Vitamin D and zinc products for COVID-19 prevention
  3. FTC lawsuit prompts debate on the use of Vitamin D and zinc for bolstering immune system
1803 implied HN points 11 Nov 22
  1. Acetaminophen use during pregnancy is associated with neurodevelopmental disorders like ADHD and autism.
  2. Studies have shown a clear link between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and neurodevelopmental issues.
  3. Research indicates an increased risk of adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes in children exposed to acetaminophen prenatally.
416 implied HN points 17 Dec 23
  1. Dr. Kendra Becker's interview on genes and vaccines is available to read.
  2. Consider enrolling in the 'Genes and Vaccines' course to understand genetics' influence on health and vaccines.
  3. Unlock the secrets of DNA and delve into the world of genetics with expert insights.
1406 implied HN points 09 Feb 23
  1. Study shows a 10% drop in fertility rates in Germany and Sweden following vaccination programs.
  2. The fertility decline is linked to the onset of vaccination programs rather than other factors like unemployment or infection rates.
  3. The data suggests that individuals adjusted their behavior to get vaccinated before becoming pregnant as societies were opening up post-pandemic.
772 implied HN points 05 Aug 23
  1. Assisted dying laws are evolving, expanding to include non-terminal conditions like mental health disorders, sparking ethical debates
  2. The potential expansion of assisted dying laws raises concerns about safeguarding vulnerable individuals and avoiding misuse
  3. The debate around assisted dying laws involves complex ethical considerations, including issues of compassion, morality, and societal implications
752 implied HN points 11 Aug 23
  1. Vimeo encountered censorship issues which led to content being backed up on Odysee for after-the-live viewing.
  2. To continue accessing the content, readers can join Odysee and follow the channel, as well as register on ipak-edu.org for live sessions.
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