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Originally Posted by unaluna
The tone of the article was very much "gotcha!" Facts should speak for themselves. I don't like a news article to sound like it is rushing to a conclusion, skipping over a fact or two, and this one definitely gave me that impression.
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I’ve personally followed the Covid story for a long time, so wouldn’t rely on the general newspapers, but posted the article because it was recently retweeted by Elon Musk who has a huge following on Twitter. The NIH admitting to gain of function research is not new information, but it meant that it gained greater visibility because of Mr Musk.
For Covid information I followed Jikkyleaks, all the risks.com (Jonathan wiseman). Arron Siri (the lawyer who sued the FDA for access to the Pfizer documents) for the group PHMPT.
PHMPT
Public Health and Medical Professionals for Transparency - Public Health and Medical Professionals for Transparency
React 19 for the largest database of studies
Published Science Database - React19
Also other doctors like Angus Dalgleish and Masanori Fukushima who had spent more time in research than I had been alive.
I also always liked the Metro, because it would publish Horoscopes. We would read them in class in year 11. Even the Evening Standard had them. I’m a Virgo, but not sure what my rising and moon status is .
