Livestream of COVID19 panels @ MIT with me, Robert Malone, Scott Atlas, Martin Kulldorff, ...

Live from the Wong Auditorium (happening 9am to 4:30pm EST)

Steve Kirsch

May 16, 2022

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Schedule for May 16. All times EST.

8:45 AM – 9:55 AM: Panel 1: Efficacy of Non-Pharmaceutical Public Health Interventions Jay Bhattacharya (moderator), Aaron Kheriaty, Clare Craig, Eran Ben-David

9:55 AM – 10:45 AM: Panel 2: COVID-19’s Impact on Universities and Their Research and Teaching Missions Retsef Levi (moderator), David Shmoys, Chirag Patel

10:45 AM – 11:15 AM: Coffee Break

11:15 AM – 12:25 PM: Panel 3: Vaccine Efficacy, Safety Martin Kulldorff (moderator), Steve Kirsch, Neeraj Sood, Joe Fraiman, Retsef Levi

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12:30 PM – 1:30 PM: Lunch for participants (Room E62-350 at MIT Sloan)

Wong Auditorium (E51):

1:30 PM – 2:40 PM: Panel 4: The Effect of COVID-19 Policies on Trust in Science and Public Health Scott W. Atlas (moderator), David Katz, Andrew Noymer, Sylvia Fogel

2:40 PM – 3:10 PM: Coffee Break

3:10 PM – 4:15 PM Panel 5: The Way Forward Jay Bhattacharya (moderator), Robert Malone, Alex Washburne, Don Boudreaux

4.15 PM – 4.30 PM: Farewell comments

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May 16, 2022Edited

there will be clear recording of this released later. I did livestream at last minute! Sorry about the sound. Retsef didn't want to do livestream initially. i decided to do it at the last minute when nobody showed up in the auditorium. Note: he didn't want me to publicize it to give priority to students, but only about 10 people in the audience.

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As I watch Steve, I think about a lot of things.

He's a very wealthy man.

He could have stayed away from all of this commotion by buying fake cards for himself and his family, and then spending his life golfing and making more money in peace.

But he's here, ready to take on the opposition and even his alma mater. But, despite being only one man, he is making great strides in raising awareness of this monstrosity.

Many of us, including myself, hide. Think about what we could achieve if we became more courageous every day.

His fearless spirit really makes me reflect back on the way I lead (or not lead?) my life.

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