Speaking of false PCR tests, are you familiar w/ the NYT article from 2007 - "Faith in Quick Test Leads to Epidemic That Wasn't" Very interesting info/quotes here: https://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/22/health/22whoop.html
Thank you. That makes sense. I looked up Buddhist notion, and found a dissertation on the Buddhist notion of faith. That fits with what Dr. Mullis was saying about the belief system in virology that correlation was causation.
I think Dr. Mullis meant "voodoo notion," as in something (interpretation) being "conjured up," like spirits are conjured up in voodoo practices. (When I lived in Negril, Jamaica, and worked as a nurse, I lived next door to a community that practiced voodoo.... they were very nice people, but it was quite an experience.) Apparently, you've now reached your pinnacle, Charles, since you've been censored by Twitter. I know being an active participant of Twitter is considered essential for journalists, but please consider it a Badge of Honor bc it illustrates you're an uncompromising truth teller & can't be bought off. Also, haven't seen the term "pharmacide" before. How fitting! Will definitely add that to my lexicon. Take care, nursezan
Hello Doctor. Good to hear from you. Twitter wasn't really the same without you anyway. I'd love to talk to you about where you stand with your various FOIA requests, lawsuits, Twitter appeals, and whatever else is going on. Would that be OK?
Speaking of false PCR tests, are you familiar w/ the NYT article from 2007 - "Faith in Quick Test Leads to Epidemic That Wasn't" Very interesting info/quotes here: https://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/22/health/22whoop.html
He said, "Buddhist notion,." I'm from the Carolinas and interpret his speech.
Thank you. That makes sense. I looked up Buddhist notion, and found a dissertation on the Buddhist notion of faith. That fits with what Dr. Mullis was saying about the belief system in virology that correlation was causation.
https://www.proquest.com/openview/f8563508526c2b081525a991eebd233d/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=18750&diss=y
I thought he was saying "voodoo notion" bc of spelling in quote. "Buddhist notion" makes much more sense though.
I think Dr. Mullis meant "voodoo notion," as in something (interpretation) being "conjured up," like spirits are conjured up in voodoo practices. (When I lived in Negril, Jamaica, and worked as a nurse, I lived next door to a community that practiced voodoo.... they were very nice people, but it was quite an experience.) Apparently, you've now reached your pinnacle, Charles, since you've been censored by Twitter. I know being an active participant of Twitter is considered essential for journalists, but please consider it a Badge of Honor bc it illustrates you're an uncompromising truth teller & can't be bought off. Also, haven't seen the term "pharmacide" before. How fitting! Will definitely add that to my lexicon. Take care, nursezan
I just snuck back on as "NotoriousMTB"... good luck with your appeal!!
Hello Doctor. Good to hear from you. Twitter wasn't really the same without you anyway. I'd love to talk to you about where you stand with your various FOIA requests, lawsuits, Twitter appeals, and whatever else is going on. Would that be OK?