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I entered this conversation thinking that I already knew the story, in a way. Dr Wodarg had succeeded in preventing the WHO from creating a fake pandemic in 2009. He thought the world wasn't silly enough to be fooled twice, but he'd been wrong. 1/9 https://pandata.org/wolfgang-wodarg/
He'd previously had ready access to mainstream media and found this suddenly cut off when he opened his mouth to voice his concern about the hysterical mania of Covid. The comically corrupt whom he'd vanquished all those years ago had been waiting for him. 2/9
All sorts of web entries about his courageous and humane career in public health and politics had morphed into caricatures that painted him as a freak; a "denier", as the post-modern parlance goes, with no means of redress. 3/9
This much I knew before I even started asking questions. What I hadn't expected was to find political correspondence with him, & we found that all of a sudden towards the end of the interview. He calls himself a socialist, I call myself scale dependent, & stop there. But ... 4/9
... it turned out we'd kindled the same central concept—subsidiarity. Subsidiarity is a principle in social organisation holding that functions which are performed effectively by local organisations belong more properly to them than to a dominant central one. 5/9
It has an analog in biology, because it permits evolution, which is the only means by which knowledge grows and things become progressive; with competing ideas being given daylight, just as competing organisms are given theirs. 6/9
It enshrines human agency, the opposite of the dysfunctional coercive ideas behind lockdowns and mandates, behind the Great Reset and suspension of democratic process that key actors on the global stage have planned so carefully to advance. 7/9
It transcends standard labels, recognising that humans are quite social in their local domains, but liable to becoming tyrannical & egomaniacal when they access massively scaled ones. It invites you to be an egalitarian in your neighbourhood & libertarian regarding the WHO. 8/9
Please start your year pondering the remarkable story of Dr Wodarg, & the implications of his perspectives. If you don't, you'll one day apologise to your kids, & they may not accept your apology, because he's so right. Our rare era of progress & generativity is under threat. 9/9
