https://rumble.com/v1btxrv-workshop-on-covid-19-public-policies-at-mit.html
6 hour long OPEN discussion, the first, that they hope to repeat periodically. Meeting was at MIT but not sponsored by MIT so the disclaimer reads:
"Workshop took place at MIT but is not sponsored by MIT. All the presentations and discussions represent the respective individuals’ opinions only and do not reflect in any way on the institutions in which they work.
Any re-use of the video or parts of it, including posts on social media requires written approval requires prior written approval from Professor Retsef Levi (retsef@mit.edu)."
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there was some very interesting and open discussion. I plan to make some clip highlights for our attention deficit social media society. I normally don't like podcasts over 1 hour (except for joe rogan or Lex) and I dread anytime I have to check out one over 2 hours, but I have made some exceptions for the important topics. I listened to this for 6 hours, but did nap somewhere in the middle (not sure for how long).
I watched the election testimony hearings from several states for many hours, but there were so many people to speak that almost none were given enough time to share it all, but submitted the full affidavits in writing, but based on election officials (or anyone else) response, you got the impression no one read them!
I have even watched days of congress livestreamed as they go through the process, and they too have "not enough time" to discuss very important bills or laws they are trying to pass, with only 5 mins each. This seems counterproductive when we are talking about Congress.
At any rate, there are lots of jewels of knowledge in this workshop, and I'd like to remind everyone, back in the OLD DAYS, this is how things would have been discussed, open discourse, everyone able to ask questions relevant to the subject, so nothing is missed, and everything is out in the open.
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