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What is a "Directed Evolution Experiment"? And Are we Living in One? - with Kevin McKernan

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I speak with Kevin McKernan about the recent Project Veritas video in which a Pfizer employee claims that the company is contemplating directed evolution experiments with the SARS-Cov-2 virus.
Kevin walks us through the reasoning behind his view that we are already witnessing a massive directed-evolution experiment in the real world, as a result of the medical interventions introduced in response to Covid-19.
We also talk about the some of the fundamental problems that lie at the heart of the dysfunction in medicine and medical research that we've been living through – and some practical ideas for fixing it.
Kevin is CSO and founder of Medicinal Genomics. His Substack articles on directed evolution are here, here, and here.
The work on directed evolution by Tawfik and Griffiths that he mentions can be found here.
The John Goodman books Kevin mentions are here and here.
Kevin and I spoke about the responses to Covid-19 and problems with PCR testing here, here, and here. And about problems – and some solutions – with peer review here and here.
You can follow Kevin on Substack and on Twitter.
...and if you want to support Project Veritas, you can do so here.

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I speak with Kevin McKernan about the recent Project Veritas video in which a Pfizer employee claims that the company is contemplating directed evolution experiments with the SARS-Cov-2 virus.
Kevin walks us through the reasoning behind his view that we are already witnessing a massive directed-evolution experiment in the real world, as a result of the medical interventions introduced in response to Covid-19.
We also talk about the some of the fundamental problems that lie at the heart of the dysfunction in medicine and medical research that we've been living through – and some practical ideas for fixing it.
Kevin is CSO and founder of Medicinal Genomics. His Substack articles on directed evolution are here, here, and here.
The work on directed evolution by Tawfik and Griffiths that he mentions can be found here.
The John Goodman books Kevin mentions are here and here.
Kevin and I spoke about the responses to Covid-19 and problems with PCR testing here, here, and here. And about problems – and some solutions – with peer review here and here.
You can follow Kevin on Substack and on Twitter.
...and if you want to support Project Veritas, you can do so here.

  continue reading

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