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NIH funding did not increase much from 2003-2015. Then it rose from $30B to $50B in the years leading up to covid, when it funded risky gain-of-function research (via EcoHealth Alliance) that likely caused covid, not to mention grossly mishandling covid-related research.

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There is a form of revolutionary insanity peculiar to our technological age that involves a desire to remake not just our external world but human nature itself. Someone infected with this mind virus deserves pity but should never be granted power.

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For example, this year a "landmark" 2006 article on Alzheimer’s was retracted for manipulated data and images. The study was funded by multiple NIH grants and had been cited nearly 2500 times leading to millions in wasted and misspent taxpayer funding and related research.

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Source: https://www.science.org/content/article/potential-fabrication-research-images-threatens-key-theory-alzheimers-disease

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Our current system of scientific peer-review rests on the assumption that endorsement from 2 or 3 out of potentially thousands of peers establishes “scientific validity”. Often, this functions as a form of cartel-control and suppression of innovation, or exclusion of outsiders.

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In scientific terms, peer review is subject to the defects of a very small sample size, subjected to arbitrary sampling bias.

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This explains a lot. A billion dollars buys a lot of influence.

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This person writes for The Atlantic.

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They Think We Are Stupid, LA Times edition…

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