I do hope Colleen takes you up on this. I respect her work and think she could probably have a civil and productive conversation. Some of the other people on your list, not so much.
I understand your frustration with the DMED work and its outcome. Science and politics are never comfortable allies. And it seems one of the two reliably com…
I do hope Colleen takes you up on this. I respect her work and think she could probably have a civil and productive conversation. Some of the other people on your list, not so much.
I understand your frustration with the DMED work and its outcome. Science and politics are never comfortable allies. And it seems one of the two reliably comes out on top... but I digress. The desired outcome may have been obtained by different means, with less "exposure".
Most people on the open invite list will ignore the invitation. I'm not even reaching out, though I'm sure most or all will find out. It's easy to just ignore it if they're not interested, which is fine. I don't know Colleen, so I can't guess if she'll be interested.
One problem I have with the documentary is that I can think of enumerable permutations of information that would be Pareto improvements according to my Impact Analysis framework.
I do hope Colleen takes you up on this. I respect her work and think she could probably have a civil and productive conversation. Some of the other people on your list, not so much.
I understand your frustration with the DMED work and its outcome. Science and politics are never comfortable allies. And it seems one of the two reliably comes out on top... but I digress. The desired outcome may have been obtained by different means, with less "exposure".
https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2022-12-06/congress-set-to-rescind-covid-19-vaccine-mandate-for-troops
Most people on the open invite list will ignore the invitation. I'm not even reaching out, though I'm sure most or all will find out. It's easy to just ignore it if they're not interested, which is fine. I don't know Colleen, so I can't guess if she'll be interested.
One problem I have with the documentary is that I can think of enumerable permutations of information that would be Pareto improvements according to my Impact Analysis framework.