The Illusion of Consensus
Rav Arora, Joe Lonsdale, Jay Bhattacharya, Matthew W. JohnsonAn independent, podcast-fuelled newsletter devoted to dismantling weaponized "consensus" in science: COVID-19, transgender care, nutrition, and mental health.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 244 | Subscribers | Read | illusionconsensus.com |
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Update From Jay Bhattacharya
Dear Illusion of Consensus subscribers,
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Essayist. Writing on civil liberties, free speech, pharmaceutical drugs, and psychedelic therapy. As mentioned on The Joe Rogan Experience (see on The Illusion of Consensus Substack). Seen on podcasts with Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro etc.
Entrepreneur, investor, philanthropist, and builder.
Prof. of Health Policy, Stanford Medicine. Health policy, infectious disease epidemiology, Scientific freedom. Co-author of the Great Barrington Declaration. Proprietor of "The Illusion of Consensus" with Rav Arora on Substack.
Matthew W. Johnson, PhD, conducts psychedelic science at Sheppard Pratt. From 2004-2024 he led research at Johns Hopkins on psychedelics & tobacco addiction, cancer, depression & safety. Interviewed by Lex Fridman, Huberman, Big Think & 60 Minutes.
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