Episode #2427
Bret Weinstein
Books mentioned
The War on Ivermectin
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Evolutionary biologist Bret Weinstein discusses his hypothesis that DNA repeats enable rapid morphological changes, critiques hyper-novelty's erosion of social structures, and argues that vaccine injuries and Ivermectin suppression reveal failures in COVID-19 public health responses. He also raises concerns about central bank digital currencies and free speech erosion.
What they talked about
- Bret's new layer of Darwinian evolution
- Telomeres as numeric information storage
- Critique of intelligent design
- Evolutionary search of adjacent possible
- Human adaptation to rapid technological change
- Rites of passage and modern purpose
- Porn's impact on sexual development
- COVID vaccine harm and ivermectin data
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