Paul Stamets

Exactly.

Well, that's the other problem that I had with the pandemic in general is that metabolic health was never discussed.

It was always there's only one way out of this.

And having conversations with people that you could see, like visually look at them, does not a metabolically healthy person.

And these people are telling you the only way to health is through a medicine that they are financially incentivized to push.

That's just crazy.

And when those are the prominent voices that are on television and the media and you're getting this from politicians and then on top of that, you literally have the federal government censoring social media and not allowing people to have dissenting opinions, including people from Harvard and MIT and all the people in the Great Barrington Study.

Well, I think that really heightened during the pandemic because I don't think people had that much of a distrust for vaccines unless they knew someone who was vaccine injured, unless they were gaslit and were told that their child or someone else that had gotten vaccine injured, that that was not the cause of it.

And those are the people that were very skeptical and they formed these tight community, but they were very scared to be open and public about it because they were destroyed.

You know, I famously remember Jenny McCarthy coming out and saying that she believes her child was vaccine injured.

And the backlash was spectacular.

It essentially destroyed her career.

I mean, the financial interest is astounding.

The amount of money that's involved in it and the amount of money that they spend every year.

They spend $8 billion.

The pharmaceutical drug industry spends $8 billion just on advertising and on propaganda every year.

That's so much money.

And they spend so much money on television networks.

I mean, how many times has Anderson Cooper brought to you by Pfizer?

You see these ads, and that shapes the narrative, unfortunately.