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🧠 Neil Oliver raises the thesis from "The Indoctrinated Brain" that COVID shots may have damaged the hippocampus - the root of autobiographical memory and sense of self. Tucker: "I've noticed behavioural changes in people who took the shot. I think it weakened people. There's something about being forced...

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