Theo Von

You can tell I'm very passionate about. Yeah. Listen, I text Bobby all the time. I'm like, listen, man, we got to look at this. We got to look at, and you know what? We can't allow ourselves to go too far in one direction or the other. I say, let's not waste any time. Let's take a look at all these vaccines again in great controlled studies. Yeah, what did we lose by looking at them? Nothing.

But I'll tell you, to say what I'm saying here, like I'm going to, this will be cut and clipped and contorted. You know, I'm just going to come out with it. Trad medias, you know, the moment I started showing up on Rogan, and listen, I think Joe Rogan has done tremendous amount of good for science communication.

But I'll tell you, to say what I'm saying here, like I'm going to, this will be cut and clipped and contorted. You know, I'm just going to come out with it. Trad medias, you know, the moment I started showing up on Rogan, and listen, I think Joe Rogan has done tremendous amount of good for science communication.

But I'll tell you, to say what I'm saying here, like I'm going to, this will be cut and clipped and contorted. You know, I'm just going to come out with it. Trad medias, you know, the moment I started showing up on Rogan, and listen, I think Joe Rogan has done tremendous amount of good for science communication.

Matt Walker, me, David Sinclair, other people on there, physicists, you know, but then the adjacency to anyone who's asking these larger questions puts you in the bullseye of, oh, you know, he, you know, Andrew's a science denier, flat earth or whatever. No, I believe that any solid field should be subject to self scrutiny and outside scrutiny.

Matt Walker, me, David Sinclair, other people on there, physicists, you know, but then the adjacency to anyone who's asking these larger questions puts you in the bullseye of, oh, you know, he, you know, Andrew's a science denier, flat earth or whatever. No, I believe that any solid field should be subject to self scrutiny and outside scrutiny.

Matt Walker, me, David Sinclair, other people on there, physicists, you know, but then the adjacency to anyone who's asking these larger questions puts you in the bullseye of, oh, you know, he, you know, Andrew's a science denier, flat earth or whatever. No, I believe that any solid field should be subject to self scrutiny and outside scrutiny.

And this is why, listen, I've published a number of papers and I always say, listen, I'm happy to be wrong for the right reasons. Like we were trying our damnedest to get it right. You can't be wrong for the wrong reasons, like making shit up. You make a mistake, you correct yourself. It's called being an adult. And you can tell that like, this gets my, My energy going?

And this is why, listen, I've published a number of papers and I always say, listen, I'm happy to be wrong for the right reasons. Like we were trying our damnedest to get it right. You can't be wrong for the wrong reasons, like making shit up. You make a mistake, you correct yourself. It's called being an adult. And you can tell that like, this gets my, My energy going?

And this is why, listen, I've published a number of papers and I always say, listen, I'm happy to be wrong for the right reasons. Like we were trying our damnedest to get it right. You can't be wrong for the wrong reasons, like making shit up. You make a mistake, you correct yourself. It's called being an adult. And you can tell that like, this gets my, My energy going?

Because I will tell you, I am very concerned about the future of science in this country. Either way, because we've got to split right down the middle and there's all this finger pointing and somebody, hopefully Jay Bhattacharya, our new director of the NIH, God willing, He's going to bridge this gap.

Because I will tell you, I am very concerned about the future of science in this country. Either way, because we've got to split right down the middle and there's all this finger pointing and somebody, hopefully Jay Bhattacharya, our new director of the NIH, God willing, He's going to bridge this gap.

Because I will tell you, I am very concerned about the future of science in this country. Either way, because we've got to split right down the middle and there's all this finger pointing and somebody, hopefully Jay Bhattacharya, our new director of the NIH, God willing, He's going to bridge this gap.

I'm trying to do what I can behind the scenes to really get people talking, because there's so much shit talking behind the, you know, I hate them and I hate them. But listen, we all got to live in this world. Forgive me for going on a monologue. But I'm telling you, we need to take a hard look at ourselves and we really, really need to, whatever we explore, we need to explore it properly.

I'm trying to do what I can behind the scenes to really get people talking, because there's so much shit talking behind the, you know, I hate them and I hate them. But listen, we all got to live in this world. Forgive me for going on a monologue. But I'm telling you, we need to take a hard look at ourselves and we really, really need to, whatever we explore, we need to explore it properly.

I'm trying to do what I can behind the scenes to really get people talking, because there's so much shit talking behind the, you know, I hate them and I hate them. But listen, we all got to live in this world. Forgive me for going on a monologue. But I'm telling you, we need to take a hard look at ourselves and we really, really need to, whatever we explore, we need to explore it properly.

But scientists are good people, man. And I don't make my living doing science anymore. So I can say that with no bias. They're good people, 99.9% of them. And those bad apples, excuse my language, but fuck them. Because they ruin it all for everybody.

But scientists are good people, man. And I don't make my living doing science anymore. So I can say that with no bias. They're good people, 99.9% of them. And those bad apples, excuse my language, but fuck them. Because they ruin it all for everybody.

But scientists are good people, man. And I don't make my living doing science anymore. So I can say that with no bias. They're good people, 99.9% of them. And those bad apples, excuse my language, but fuck them. Because they ruin it all for everybody.

Yeah, absolutely. So two things about big pharma. First of all, I don't have any direct links to big pharma. You know, people think, cause I'm at Stanford, I've been accused of being part of MK ultra. I don't even know what that is, but sounds scary. You know, I don't know. I've been told I'm a CIA plant. MK ultra. I mean, that stuff is crazy. Oh dude.