Along with my seminal paper 2 years now on superiority of natural immunity over vaccine immunity: https://brownstone.org/articles/research-studies-affirm-naturally-acquired-immunity/; but it did not
[On the Problem of Lost Knowledge and Natural Immunity]
18:03
JEFFREY TUCKER: So early on in this thing, once I saw January 2020, once I saw the data coming out of China, that this wasn't, you know, a virus from Mars, it wasn't a bioweapon that's going to wipe out a third of humanity, or whatever, then I realized that the way out was to live a normal life. You know? And not fear, you know, don't fear the microbial planet. You know? [laughs]
JEREMY NELL: Isn't that what our parents taught us? I mean, when I was little, my folks told me to go play outside, and to get dirty and to play in the mud.
because then the most mild pathogen will kill you. So I knew that. But for some reason that knowledge seemed to be I guess not really present in the general population for some reason.
JEREMY NELL: [laughs]
JEFFREY TUCKER: And you know, my friend Murray Rothbard* used to talk about this strange event that happens periodically in history where a settled proposition of scientific discovery that everybody knew about solves a major problem, and by virtue of that, over several generations, the solution to the problem is forgotten and the problem comes back. So this is what he used to call the problem of lost knowledge. And he would cite often the case of scurvy. That it had to be discovered, the cure for scurvy had to be discovered and then was lost at least three times that are documented in history, once in the ancient world, once in the middle ages, and the once, as soon as, most recently as the post-enlightenment period. Where— and it's a simple problem of vitamin C, which you get by lemons on board a ship. But it would be forgotten, once the problem was solved then several hundred years later, people would come down with bleeding lips, and get sick, and what's wrong with these people, we don't know, we have to— And they kept having to rediscover—
So Murray was obsessed with this problem of lost knowledge because he said it raises, it shows that the sort of what he called the Whig theory of history is wrong. That, you know, we're always getting better, we're always getting smarter, that the latest scientific information always incorporates all the past information, that whatever kind of stuff is coming out this morning, you know, just automatically absorbs by some magical Hegelian process, you know, the whole history of knowledge, the idea that knowledge is cumulative over the whole of human experience, he never believed that.
JEREMY NELL: [inaudible]
JEFFREY TUCKER: Yeah. So he was always looking for cases of this lost knowledge. So I felt like, in 2020, oh! Murray should be around today because he would see that the problem of natural immunity seems to be a case of lost knowledge.
21:33
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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES
* Murray N. Rothbard (1926-1995). See his biography and a memorial at this link:
The WHO post on the new 5G variant did the same repertoire. They have the booster then 3 weeks later post it does not work and they are concerned-after they start the disease vector to start with. This needs tto be stopped now or we will be headed to a point of no human species soon.
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'New Sheriff In Town:
Dr. Paul Alexander
Declares Victory !
For Natural Immunity - And Natural Remedies
Over
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I hope I’m protected since I had a horrible case of Covid pneumonia and was hospitalized for 8 days in 2021. Never got any shots.
Relatedly:
Jeffrey Tucker, Founder of Brownstone Institute on Immunity and the Tyranny of the Administrative State
Jerm Warfare Podcast, by Jeremy Nell, https://jermwarfare.com/tnt/jeffrey-tucker-on-being-red-pilled
TRANSCRIPT - BRIEF EXCERPT
[On the Problem of Lost Knowledge and Natural Immunity]
18:03
JEFFREY TUCKER: So early on in this thing, once I saw January 2020, once I saw the data coming out of China, that this wasn't, you know, a virus from Mars, it wasn't a bioweapon that's going to wipe out a third of humanity, or whatever, then I realized that the way out was to live a normal life. You know? And not fear, you know, don't fear the microbial planet. You know? [laughs]
JEREMY NELL: Isn't that what our parents taught us? I mean, when I was little, my folks told me to go play outside, and to get dirty and to play in the mud.
JEFFREY TUCKER: I know what you mean. I think so? I mean certainly that's what I was taught, that's my mother was taught, that's what her mother was taught. There was a great effort in the United States in [?] public health to school people about natural immunity and exposure. Because it's a little counter-intuitive, right? You need to get the germ to avoid immune naiveté, which is ultimately very fatal to you if you stay in a state of immune naiveté
because then the most mild pathogen will kill you. So I knew that. But for some reason that knowledge seemed to be I guess not really present in the general population for some reason.
JEREMY NELL: [laughs]
JEFFREY TUCKER: And you know, my friend Murray Rothbard* used to talk about this strange event that happens periodically in history where a settled proposition of scientific discovery that everybody knew about solves a major problem, and by virtue of that, over several generations, the solution to the problem is forgotten and the problem comes back. So this is what he used to call the problem of lost knowledge. And he would cite often the case of scurvy. That it had to be discovered, the cure for scurvy had to be discovered and then was lost at least three times that are documented in history, once in the ancient world, once in the middle ages, and the once, as soon as, most recently as the post-enlightenment period. Where— and it's a simple problem of vitamin C, which you get by lemons on board a ship. But it would be forgotten, once the problem was solved then several hundred years later, people would come down with bleeding lips, and get sick, and what's wrong with these people, we don't know, we have to— And they kept having to rediscover—
So Murray was obsessed with this problem of lost knowledge because he said it raises, it shows that the sort of what he called the Whig theory of history is wrong. That, you know, we're always getting better, we're always getting smarter, that the latest scientific information always incorporates all the past information, that whatever kind of stuff is coming out this morning, you know, just automatically absorbs by some magical Hegelian process, you know, the whole history of knowledge, the idea that knowledge is cumulative over the whole of human experience, he never believed that.
JEREMY NELL: [inaudible]
JEFFREY TUCKER: Yeah. So he was always looking for cases of this lost knowledge. So I felt like, in 2020, oh! Murray should be around today because he would see that the problem of natural immunity seems to be a case of lost knowledge.
21:33
END OF EXCERPT
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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES
* Murray N. Rothbard (1926-1995). See his biography and a memorial at this link:
https://mises.org/profile/murray-n-rothbard
See also
"Is Immunity a Case of Lost Knowledge?"
by Jeffrey A. Tucker, January 21, 2022
https://brownstone.org/articles/is-natural-immunity-a-case-of-lost-knowledge/
The WHO post on the new 5G variant did the same repertoire. They have the booster then 3 weeks later post it does not work and they are concerned-after they start the disease vector to start with. This needs tto be stopped now or we will be headed to a point of no human species soon.
This sounds like "dog bites man", and it would NOT enrich Big Pharma, so why would the news media promote it?
I recognize Malone’s head in your cover shot. You, I do not know. Why should I trust you?
Do your research.