Ep 62 | Proportionality or Pandering in a Pandemic

Don't miss this episode as Zuhdi takes on the, so far relatively unsaid, ethical dilemmas inherent in every collective decision our society and our leadership makes. These decisions cannot be made for us in a vacuum and they need to be proportional to all of our other acute and chronic medical, economic, psychological, and community needs. This is not about the short term just 1 or 2 week shutdown (that's immediately rational), but it is unfathomable how little conversation there has been so far about the rationality of the longer proposed shutdown of America's economic jugular. Is it appropriate when weighed against actual lives at risk? Lives are at stake any way you look at it. The extremist narrative approach on either side of this pandemic is incompatible with how we live every other aspects of our lives. Dr. Jasser calls upon a coalition of rational doctors and all Americans to have a real conversation about the decisions we are hurtling through as a nation.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices