Part of it, Steve, is the way your email presents. It feels threating and puts you in a negative right off the bat. Here is an example of an email you might write:
Dear Professor Baker,
My name is Steve Kirsch, and I've dedicated significant effort to researching the COVID-19 vaccines, resulting in over 1,500 articles on the topic. I've al…
Part of it, Steve, is the way your email presents. It feels threating and puts you in a negative right off the bat. Here is an example of an email you might write:
Dear Professor Baker,
My name is Steve Kirsch, and I've dedicated significant effort to researching the COVID-19 vaccines, resulting in over 1,500 articles on the topic. I've also been involved in analyzing government data, including the NZ data that I obtained from Barry Young.
My analysis of this data has led me to conclusions that differ from yours regarding the safety and efficacy of the vaccines. I'm reaching out to see if you would be open to discussing our differing interpretations of the data in a public forum. I believe a civil discussion with a neutral moderator, such as Peter Williams, could be beneficial for both of us and, more importantly, for the public.
I understand you've expressed willingness to debate those who disagree with you, and I hope you'll consider extending that same openness to this discussion. I believe such a dialogue could help clarify the data and potentially resolve any ambiguity.
I value your time and expertise, and I would be happy to compensate you for your participation in this important discussion. Please feel free to contact me at +1-xxxxxxxxxx if you're interested.
I believe you just moved into the area so let me bring you up to speed.
Since 2020, Steve in a non-stop fashion has been trying to educate the thought leaders of society about the dangers of the vaccine. I can assure you that he was very polite in the beginning, but was ignored as a "madman" or "criminal", and I think his patience has run thin.
Part of it, Steve, is the way your email presents. It feels threating and puts you in a negative right off the bat. Here is an example of an email you might write:
Dear Professor Baker,
My name is Steve Kirsch, and I've dedicated significant effort to researching the COVID-19 vaccines, resulting in over 1,500 articles on the topic. I've also been involved in analyzing government data, including the NZ data that I obtained from Barry Young.
My analysis of this data has led me to conclusions that differ from yours regarding the safety and efficacy of the vaccines. I'm reaching out to see if you would be open to discussing our differing interpretations of the data in a public forum. I believe a civil discussion with a neutral moderator, such as Peter Williams, could be beneficial for both of us and, more importantly, for the public.
I understand you've expressed willingness to debate those who disagree with you, and I hope you'll consider extending that same openness to this discussion. I believe such a dialogue could help clarify the data and potentially resolve any ambiguity.
I value your time and expertise, and I would be happy to compensate you for your participation in this important discussion. Please feel free to contact me at +1-xxxxxxxxxx if you're interested.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Steve Kirsch
Howdy Neighbor,
I believe you just moved into the area so let me bring you up to speed.
Since 2020, Steve in a non-stop fashion has been trying to educate the thought leaders of society about the dangers of the vaccine. I can assure you that he was very polite in the beginning, but was ignored as a "madman" or "criminal", and I think his patience has run thin.
Welcome to the party.