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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2022 · 45 MIN

Episode 64: "It's All BS" with Steve Kirsch

from Just Think: The Podcast

This week we chatted with Steve Kirsch, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur (he is the inventor of the optical mouse and one of the first Internet search engines, Infoseek). He's also a cancer survivor (thanks to experimental research he funded himself to save his own life) and a philanthropist who founded the "C-Word" Early Treatment Fund and the "V---" Safety Research Foundation. (Our apologies--We have to abbreviate words that get censored. #iykyk) He has also donated over $20 million to the Democratic Party and was presented the National Caring Award by Hillary Clinton in 2003. But the very people who have long celebrated him for his philanthropy and generosity are now demonizing him simply because the results, the evidence of his research, does NOT support their narrative.The trio discusses all of this and so much more, including some of the evidence YOU need to know about, too. Our health--our lives--could depend on it. Listen in, and share.

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