20. Face Value | J&J Blood Clots, Algorithms and Brains on Fiction

20. Face Value | J&J Blood Clots, Algorithms and Brains on Fiction

Author: The Skepsis Telegraph April 16, 2021 Duration: 1:54:32

 On this episode we talking about J&J's paused vaccine because of blood clots. We talking about the algorithms and predictability on streaming services. We talking about the brain on fiction and a Game of Thrones study. We talking about Bill Gates in 2011 and investments on vaccines. We talking about a factory mix up that ruined tons of J&J vaccine doses. We talking about a medical student that got banned for questioning microaggressions. We talking about Neuralink in a monkey's brain playing pong with no hands. We talking about the Pentagon's new microchip that detects COVID. We talking about Biden's broadband infrastructure initiative and it's connection to global governments and Starlink. 

  Music: Alfred and the Teddinators

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        Dillon Crozier

        

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https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/321723-elon-musks-neuralink-shows-off-a-monkey-playing-pong-with-its-mind


https://nypost.com/2021/04/12/microchip-developed-by-pentagon-to-detect-covid-19/amp/


https://reason.com/2021/04/13/why-bidens-broadband-bonanza-is-likely-to-fail/


https://apnews.com/article/us-pause-j-and-j-vaccine-blood-clot-reports-2dde2aacf486bab59844ef907a28cbce


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