A trip down memory lane. We have all discussed and seen the testimony of fearless experts that were deplatformed, canceled, derided and openly mocked. Some have even paid with their lives. Professor Bhakdi has stood fast and sounded the alarm from the beginning. His status as a world renowned microbiology professor, PHD, and leader of his discipline make it far more difficult to dismiss him.
A bio for him illustrates the highlights of his life and accomplishments
In and of the themselves Wikipedia is actually a great concept. Free knowledge should be the rule, not the exception. The fact that anyone can edit it is a double edged sword. I am not sure about how weird and tyrannical the actual content holders are, but perhaps I will correct the wiki page on Dr. Bhakdi and see if it gets kicked.
A trip down memory lane. We have all discussed and seen the testimony of fearless experts that were deplatformed, canceled, derided and openly mocked. Some have even paid with their lives. Professor Bhakdi has stood fast and sounded the alarm from the beginning. His status as a world renowned microbiology professor, PHD, and leader of his discipline make it far more difficult to dismiss him.
A bio for him illustrates the highlights of his life and accomplishments
https://doctors4covidethics.org/about-sucharit-bhakdi-md/
And the inevitable smear campaign: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sucharit_Bhakdi
I rarely use Wikipedia for anything, but every time I do, they hit me up for money. Screw them.
In and of the themselves Wikipedia is actually a great concept. Free knowledge should be the rule, not the exception. The fact that anyone can edit it is a double edged sword. I am not sure about how weird and tyrannical the actual content holders are, but perhaps I will correct the wiki page on Dr. Bhakdi and see if it gets kicked.
"Anyone." Kind of like how Reddit was open to all, but it was set up with hidden levers behind the scenes.
It certainly seems that anything that is free becomes corrupted relatively quickly. I think the big question is how.