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Policy and culture flows downstream from the scientific consensus. And science is debilitatingly captured. Jay Bhattacharya is going to return the NIH to performing FOUNDATIONAL science on why we are getting sick. And it might save our country.

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Emicavor 1 Jahr

@DrJBhattacharya Accountability now! 🇺🇸

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@DrJBhattacharya Do you think the capture will be repealed quickly and easily? What does the fight ahead look like in real terms?

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@DrJBhattacharya It’s a constant push. There’s a once in a century opportunity. Biggest goal in my head is changing consciousness of how we think about health so we can’t go back.

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@DrJBhattacharya Hi valley I’m soon to be a new dad to a baby boy due December 18th and I just want to say thank you for giving me hope that my son might be able to live in a world less toxic and better opportunity to live a full and happy life

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@DrJBhattacharya The COVID "misinformation experts" can't find legitimate reasons to attack @DrJBhattacharya, so they're just pulling stuff out of their asses. Exhibit A👇

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william gigliovor 1 Jahr

@DrJBhattacharya Science is about the MONEY!

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Leticia Velasquezvor 1 Jahr

@DrJBhattacharya I’m starting to hear incredible things about DSMO. I hope we can resume research on it

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@DrJBhattacharya The waterfall sequence does not include scientific consensus. It is: Religion / Culture /Politics

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@DrJBhattacharya I have an idea for healthy chips...I'm a bag

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Chara Stone 🌐vor 1 Jahr

@DrJBhattacharya *Might*. He does need to listen to the details if he can find any one that has them rather than keep up the superficial guessing games.

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