The Lost Art of Not Knowing and the Role of Empiricism
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Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH
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Courageous DiscourseThe Lost Art of Not Knowing and the Role of Empiricismthefocalpoints.comReal science admits uncertainty. Propaganda never does. How we forgot the difference — and what it cost us. Dr McCullough & Ellie McKay On a Mission 2.0
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