This is one brave professor. Particularly in light of how successful he has been and how relatively early he is in his career. This isn’t some flunkie who has nothing to lose or an aged-out Prof who was about to retire anyhow. Take a look at his CV: https://en-med.tau.ac.il/profile/ehudq#anchor_cv:
Summa cum laude undergrad
Postdoc at…
This is one brave professor. Particularly in light of how successful he has been and how relatively early he is in his career. This isn’t some flunkie who has nothing to lose or an aged-out Prof who was about to retire anyhow. Take a look at his CV: https://en-med.tau.ac.il/profile/ehudq#anchor_cv:
Summa cum laude undergrad
Postdoc at Harvard Medical School
Department Chair
Full Professor
Publications in Nature x2, Nature Microbiology, Science, PNAS x4 (for non-technical readers, these are ‘top-tier’ journals that probably 99% of all researchers just dream of publishing in just ONCE in their careers.)
So when can we expect the MSM hit piece to come out?
I never got one Nature paper. I was cheated of one, though!
Early in my post doc career, i was the first person to detect nitric oxide (NO) in the exhaled breath condensate of three mammalian species, with another young post doc who was smart with mass spectrometry. We cooked up a chemical “trap” which covalently captured NO & yielded a stable product with an m/z that was clear of biological junk.
I didn’t do much thinking tbh but I did enough.
By the time the paper was submitted I’d got demoted to a technical mention.
That paper was cited hundreds of times.
I’m not bitter now & I wasn’t then.
I don’t easily bear grudges, the most useless of human emotions!
That’s because you are a rare person of character. And it’s why you are a beacon of light in this whole Covid drama. It’s shocking to see how small the group is of likeminded professionals.
Still, I’m sorry to hear you got rooked out of a Nature paper. I guess you saw how the system worked early in your professional career. It encouraging to see that instead of learning to conform, you chose your own path.
“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” - George Bernard Shaw
Mike Yeadon and Steve Kirsch at the the Narrative pull-through: "We’ll have two orders of UNREASONABLE with some ‘not on MY watch’ on the side, please. Yes, super-size ‘em. No it’s not to go, IT’S FOR HERE."
This is one brave professor. Particularly in light of how successful he has been and how relatively early he is in his career. This isn’t some flunkie who has nothing to lose or an aged-out Prof who was about to retire anyhow. Take a look at his CV: https://en-med.tau.ac.il/profile/ehudq#anchor_cv:
Summa cum laude undergrad
Postdoc at Harvard Medical School
Department Chair
Full Professor
Publications in Nature x2, Nature Microbiology, Science, PNAS x4 (for non-technical readers, these are ‘top-tier’ journals that probably 99% of all researchers just dream of publishing in just ONCE in their careers.)
So when can we expect the MSM hit piece to come out?
I never got one Nature paper. I was cheated of one, though!
Early in my post doc career, i was the first person to detect nitric oxide (NO) in the exhaled breath condensate of three mammalian species, with another young post doc who was smart with mass spectrometry. We cooked up a chemical “trap” which covalently captured NO & yielded a stable product with an m/z that was clear of biological junk.
I didn’t do much thinking tbh but I did enough.
By the time the paper was submitted I’d got demoted to a technical mention.
That paper was cited hundreds of times.
I’m not bitter now & I wasn’t then.
I don’t easily bear grudges, the most useless of human emotions!
That’s because you are a rare person of character. And it’s why you are a beacon of light in this whole Covid drama. It’s shocking to see how small the group is of likeminded professionals.
Still, I’m sorry to hear you got rooked out of a Nature paper. I guess you saw how the system worked early in your professional career. It encouraging to see that instead of learning to conform, you chose your own path.
“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” - George Bernard Shaw
Mike Yeadon and Steve Kirsch at the the Narrative pull-through: "We’ll have two orders of UNREASONABLE with some ‘not on MY watch’ on the side, please. Yes, super-size ‘em. No it’s not to go, IT’S FOR HERE."
Love it, that’s about right!
Mike, did you happen to see the new data on covid hospitalizations? The most unusual news report I’ve ever seen, presenting JUST facts.
In Israel.