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Episode: 3414
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Title: HPR3414: Critical Thinking may make You Critical of the Covid Crisis
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr3414/hpr3414.mp3
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Transcribed: 2025-10-24 22:56:49
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This is Hacker Public Radio Episode 3414 for Thursday, the 2nd of September 2021.
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Today's show is entitled, Critical Thinking May Make You Critical of the COVID Crisis.
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It is the first show by New Host Kogo and is about 11 minutes long and carries an explicit flag.
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The summary is, some science you can observe about COVID fallacies and some preventative medicine.
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Hi, my name is Carl and this is Critical Thinking May Have You Critical about the COVID Crisis.
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I apologize for not internationalizing the temperature issue,
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but I think you'll understand it without a problem.
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I want to take you on a tour of thinking. I want to expose you to some very common experiments.
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The news media used a spray bottle filled with a clear liquid that turns blue under ultraviolet light.
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They had someone stand six feet away and they sprayed the bottle in the subject's direction.
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At six feet, many large droplets made their way from the bottle to the subject.
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Because of this, we have our six feet social distancing rule.
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If this proves anything, it proves six feet is not enough. But if they told us we couldn't get
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within 18 feet of another person, how far do you think that rule would get?
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Well, the face mask takes up the slack, right? Right? If you wear eyeglasses, you've already
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done the next experiment many times. If you don't wear eyeglasses, you can still observe this
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experiment. When you come out of grocery store on a cold day, stop for a while and watch those
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who are coming in. Those wearing eyeglasses will have their eyeglasses fogged up. You already know
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why I know. If everybody's breath is going around their masks already, what good is a second mask
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going to do? You can answer that one easily. How much more effective is an N95 mask on your face
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over an N95 mask in your pocket? A little. When I spray paint, if the mask seals to my face,
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I won't smell the thinner, but when it doesn't quite seal, I can smell the thinner. If you can smell
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the coffee, well, air should never go around the mask. The next experiment I do nearly every day,
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I make a cup of coffee and I put milk into it. You can probably do this with tea also. If you pour
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the milk in along the edge of the cup, you don't need to stir it with a spoon. With the right cup,
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the milk will be completely mixed in. Why is this important? If you put a COVID patient
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wearing a mask in the corner of a room, the air they breathe will be stirring up the room.
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It won't be as complete as the milk gets mixed, but it will get some mixing done.
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The next experiment requires the weather to cooperate, but hopefully you can recall a
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previous version of this experiment. It concerns water in the air. When the water in the air is
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in large groups or drops, it falls to the ground very quickly. But when the drops are really tiny,
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they have very little weight but proportionately great wind drag. This allows the tiny drops to
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spend a lot more time in the air before hitting the ground. The drops that come out of a person's
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mouth are very tiny indeed. Combine their time in the air with the breathing causing the mixing
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and you have six feet and masks adding up to a very short safe time in an enclosed area.
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The other day I saw two people traveling in a car with masks on. If they are from different
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families and are brought together for some test that requires them to travel together,
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the media would have them wear masks to keep safe. If you've been paying attention,
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you know that if they had different viruses in their systems before it's the trip,
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they were sharing those viruses after the trip.
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And now I drop the bomb, the bomb of hope. There are three web pages that I want you to know about.
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Two of them testify of the importance of vitamin D3 to your immune system.
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And one of them testifies to the importance of body temperature to someone exposed to COVID
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or any other virus. 4,000 to 5,000 IU is recommended dose for wintertime,
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but I talked with someone whose doctor recommended 45,000 IU for a short time to get her D3
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up to a safe level. Oh, here's another experiment that happens every year. And even those who want
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you to get a vaccine admitted. When October came around, last year, even those advocating for
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a vaccine predicted a second wave of COVID infections. In order for a second wave to happen,
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there had to be a receding of the first wave that would have been during the experiment in the summer.
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History records this experiment every year, not just for COVID, but for all viruses.
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Flu season takes a break in the summer. That doesn't mean you can't get the flu during the summer,
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but it's a lot harder. The politicians don't want you to think about how the sunshine
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increases vitamin D3 in your system and keeping your body temperature warm slows the growth of viruses.
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I want you to ask yourself why the flu takes a break in the summer and how can we keep it going
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through the fall and winter? I've mentioned the two reasons I can think of.
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If you duck up using duck duck go COVID-19 doctor and clinical trial, you'll find the first webpage
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a YouTube video. A hospital in Spain did a double blind study with patients who came in with COVID
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symptoms. All 76 got normal hospital treatment for COVID, but 50 of them also got vitamin D3.
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It's admittedly a small study, but the score 7.6% death rate without the D3 and 0% death rate with D3
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means it deserves to be repeated all around the world. If you duck up radio lab podcast and invisible
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allies, you'll find the radio lab episode of the same name. This episode suggests that vitamin D3
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helped the homeless population whether the COVID outbreak. How few homeless came down with COVID-19
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symptoms is notable. If you duck up coronavirus 2003 and BMR, you'll find a webpage where a medical
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professional points out the importance of staying warm to fight COVID. This knowledge is from
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2003 and a previous COVID outbreak. We learn from history that we don't learn from history,
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but medical professionals should be required to answer for this information from 2003.
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When I was a kid, if you came in wet from winter weather, your mom would say something like,
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get out of those wet clothes before you catch your death of cold. After this, some people calling
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themselves scientists said, you don't get a cold from being cold, you get a cold from a virus.
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Unfortunately, we've built a society on this misinformation. Though there's some truth to this,
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those who paid attention knew that being cold for a length of time could lead to catching the flu.
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Now there is evidence that many, if not all viruses, replicate faster if your body temperature is
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reduced by five degrees or so. Spiking a fever is probably a way for your body to fight off a virus.
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Some people assert that a fever, if it's less than 104 degrees Fahrenheit, should be encouraged.
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How do people get their temperature down by five degrees? The group of people in Texas who got
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COVID together worked in a meat packing plant. Cold extremities? Probably.
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Another method to reduce the temperature of people's extremities is to take them to a hospital.
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Most of us have had the experience of being cold in a hospital room.
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There's valid scientific reason for this. The air is kept cold around beds made with stainless
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steel to keep condensation from forming and to keep bacteria from growing on parts of the bed.
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While this is important, it's also important for the patient's body temperature to be maintained.
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One solution would be to supply each bed with an electric blanket.
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My government, and probably yours, wants everybody vaccinated. But they don't trust the
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vaccines enough to hold big pharma accountable for the damage the vaccines cause.
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The unvaccinated, who already have antibodies for COVID, are on their list.
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But if they already have antibodies, what use is the vaccine to them?
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It's an important question because there may be reasons governments want people vaccinated
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other than health. If they are ignoring vitamin D3 and body temperature and concentrating
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on experimental vaccines, then public health is clearly not the issue.
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I think we need ambulance chaser lawyers for the COVID crisis.
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If someone has an ambulance chaser lawyer send a register letter to a hospital or a nursing home,
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detailing the importance of vitamin D3 and body temperature to fight COVID viruses,
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they will have to give patients vitamin D3 and keep them warm. Just a few institutions as targets
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are all that will be necessary because the rates of serious infections will show the efficacy
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of this treatment. Once this information goes public, the ambulance chasers will be able to drain
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money from any institution that ignores this, possibly including governments.
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If you've already had COVID and don't want to get an experimental vaccine,
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you should get an antibody test. If you already have the antibodies for COVID,
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public health cannot be a reason for getting this experimental vaccine.
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An ambulance chaser lawyer can then drain money from whoever compels you to get the vaccine
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and then fires you for not getting it. If a company or school system or hospital compels
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their employees to get the vaccines, even though the drug companies are given immunity by governments,
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the company that requires vaccination should be held responsible for harmful side effects and death.
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