Gavin de Becker

But that narrative is really interesting for people to dig into, get on Grok or get on ChatGPT.

Quick note on ChatGPT and Grok.

The first answer you get will usually be the orthodox answer, the approved answer.

You have to keep asking.

You have to say, look again.

You have to push the thing.

And then you'll get remarkable information that way.

You still have to check it all because the thing has delusions, you know, as we know.

But my point is that all these things that we're not allowed to question because they are just facts like gravity.

Well, a big one is vaccines cannot be linked to autism.

We all know that.

That's like we know it just like we know gravity, just like we know the Earth rotates around the sun.

How do we know it?

Now, suddenly when you say who debunked it and how was it debunked, all of a sudden nobody can answer your question.

Not a single pediatrician you'll ever meet can answer that question.

So I'm going to answer it today.

How do we know?

Who debunked it?

It was debunked by the Institute of Medicine.

And how they debunked it, I'll talk about in a minute because it's funny.