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    1. Prof Darrel Francis  ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again‏ @ProfDFrancis Apr 20
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      We have failed in our science education of people at large. Many not only do not understand where knowledge comes from but cannot even begin to comprehend it, when it is explained to them.pic.twitter.com/oK4MLT3ULW

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    2. Prof Darrel Francis  ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again‏ @ProfDFrancis Apr 20
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      We do need a way to answer people who are stuck in this situation. It is agonising for them because they feel that science is a religion, which scientists and doctors "worship" for unclear reasons. They actually think they are being deprived of something.

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    3. Prof Darrel Francis  ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again‏ @ProfDFrancis Apr 20
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      They think the medical profession "know" that medreservoir or chlorophyll are lifesaving drugs, which cruel, heartless docs are withholding from dying patients. THAT is why we need to fight back against ignorance. This is an information emergency, of our own making.

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    4. Prof Darrel Francis  ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again‏ @ProfDFrancis Apr 20
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      Traditionally, sensible clinicians and scientists take the following approach. When you have nothing to say, you don't say anything.

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    5. Prof Darrel Francis  ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again‏ @ProfDFrancis Apr 20
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      That is logical, efficient and safe. HOWEVER It only works when there are no other speakers.

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    6. Prof Darrel Francis  ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again‏ @ProfDFrancis Apr 20
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      In the current climate, social media and TV turn this vacuum into a disaster.

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    7. Prof Darrel Francis  ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again‏ @ProfDFrancis Apr 20
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      "All that is needed for the pandemic of ignorance is for people with knowledge to be silent" Tweet by Edmund Burke

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    8. Prof Darrel Francis  ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again‏ @ProfDFrancis Apr 20
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      pic.twitter.com/MWtuL7a39b

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    9. Prof Darrel Francis  ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again‏ @ProfDFrancis Apr 20
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      Yes, we cannot have an efficient conversation, and this is why we have not tried, or not succeeded, in the past. But maybe we need to have an inefficient conversation? Need, in the sense of societal survival. (Not need, in the sense of needing a Mercedes.)

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    10. Prof Darrel Francis  ☺ Mk CardioFellows Great Again‏ @ProfDFrancis Apr 20
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      I am open to suggestions as to how to make it easy for people like Donovan, who are earnest, literate and angry. How can we explain to them that we do not know whether chloroplasts or redmeservoir save you or kill you? How can we combat disinformation that is widely spreading?

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      GrepMed‏ @grepmeded Apr 21
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      Replying to @ProfDFrancis

      GrepMed Retweeted Jesse Burk-Rafel

      I think one effective visual rebuttal is that we don’t want to bet all of our chips on a potential placebo (or harm) because we may miss out on many other potential therapeutics. Betting on one stock vs a portfolio until we identify the true winners: https://twitter.com/jbrafel/status/1243938707608141825?s=21 …https://twitter.com/jbrafel/status/1243938707608141825 …

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      Jesse Burk-Rafel @jbrafel
      My summary of all current #COVID19 clinical trials. Exponential growth. Incredible diversity of drugs. Thoughts? #coronavirus #SARSCoV2 pic.twitter.com/tUum9dytgh
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