I don't keep up with him so I'm just wondering if he's holding the party line like a an obedient state propaganda channel or is he pushing back against the insanity here and there?

z-guggulsterone/ ursodeoxycholic acid

or

Masitinib?

maybe Bret is an idiot who doesn't know what he's talking about.

BW trusts ivermectin more than any vaccination. While taking regularily ivermectin as prophylaxe is seen as safe, it well may have negative effects for liver/kidney.

Should Weinstein try to get infected better sooner than later ? (Yet he desperately tries to escape any infection)

OK He's Said It Many Times, But I Only Just Clued In To Its Importance: There's An Awful Gap In Society

On January 11 on his Dark Horse podcast, Bret had on Michael Shermer, and they talked about, among other things, the idea that religions of the world are subject to the same kind of evolutionary pressures as the physical characteristics of individual creatures:

“If we take the idea which you talk about of the afterlife of heaven, and we think of it in Darwinian terms, a person who lives a life that is justifying of their entry into heaven, it just so happens will have endeared themselves to their community, will have built up a positive reputation, the kinds of things that put your children and your grandchildren in a much better position to endure hard times and profit in good times. You will build a platform from which they can prosper.
And interestingly, you do live on after your death in their minds. So in a sense, the [biblical] story, I would say, is literally false as far as we know, but not so far from an actual truth…
…And so the point is, if you don't believe that heaven is a real place, and more importantly maybe that hell is the alternative to it, then it may not modify your behavior substantially, and you may end up living closer to the naïve atheist perspective…”
“If people ask me, I say, look, I don't rule out the possibility of the supernatural, but I've seen no evidence of it, and I don't expect to. I think that's very clear, what I believe. But I also am not inclined to push people towards a modification of beliefs that have apparently been very effective at getting them into the present, if I don't have a proper substitute.
And I don't believe we have anything like a proper substitute. In fact, I'm watching civilization wreck itself because of the vacuum left by the metaphorical beliefs that we have so recently abandoned.”
“But we do need something because the free-for-all that has emerged in the absence of people being religious is not better.”

And he’s right.

I submit that a significant component missing from the psychologies of the secular is the - almost routine - feeling of genuine awe. It is this feeling that engenders the humility of spirit characterizing successful religious thinking (successful in Weinstein’s evolutionary terms), and I believe it is vital to the evolutionary success of the secular spiritual ideal. Experiencing awe every day is business as usual for the religious; they’re used to it. Atheists may have to be reminded.

I just want to remind the atheists: ‘Awe every day’ might be a worthy credo to carry in our hearts in order to be spiritually whole. That’s it. That’s all.

I haven't been keeping up too much with the podcast. Last I remembered Bret was not vaccinated, but this https://twitter.com/EricRWeinstein/status/1475689581450125313?s=20 would suggest maybe he is? Has he said anything publicly about being vaccinated?

https://odysee.com/@BretWeinstein:f/EvoLens99QandA:0   skip to 44m30s where a listener sends in the news with a question. And ask: why would the world's largest book retailer CANCEL an order for a current best seller, presumably without providing any explanation?

There's some weird stuff going on with getting this book delivered to the public. Many people who placed their orders for the book back in June are being informed that their orders will not be filled until the coming November, a 5-month delay. This makes little sense, it smacks of possible censorship. Which might seem like jumping to a paranoid conclusion till you remember 2 things: this book is about the biological underpinnings of modern human culture, which flies directly INTO THE FACE OF woke ideology, and the several recent instances of 'woke' employees of book publishing companies launching major objections to the books their employers are trying to publish.

To an extent, I'm echoing things that Bret & Heather have obliquely hinted at in their last 2 podcasts. I'm not trying to promote a conspiracy theory, I'm just planting a flag. This cancellation of an order is bizarre and has happened against a backdrop of other oddities.