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“The House of Peers, throughout the war, did nothing in particular, and did it very well.”

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William Gilbert was a renowned physician and natural philosopher, born on May 24, 1544, and died on November 30, 1603. He made significant contributions to the fields of medicine and magnetism, considered one of the founders of modern electromagnetism. more

“Contrary to what I once thought, scientific progress did not consist simply in observing, in accurately formulating experimental facts and drawing up a theory from them. It began with the invention of a possible world, or a fragment thereof, which was then compared by experimentation with the real world. And it was this constant dialogue between imagination and experiment that allowed one to form an increasingly fine-grained conception of what is called reality.”

“Epidemiology is like a bikini: what is revealed is interesting; what is concealed is crucial.”

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Book:Infectious AIDS: Have We Been Misled?

Source: Infectious AIDS: Have We Been Misled?

“For the public ever to break command science it must first understand the basis of its enormous powers.......Traditionally, the power of medical sciences has been based on the fear of disease, particularly infectious disease.”

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Author:Peter Duesberg

“I reiterate that I am strongly committed to working with those on all sides of politics to improve how Parliament operates.”

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Author:Peter Slipper

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