Eisenstein is a very interesting figure in my view. Not sure if it's fair to say he became known more as a guru type (though along more rational and skeptical lines than most), but that's essentially how I was introduced to him. He called out some aspects of the scamdemic really early, while it took him a while to see more deeply through…
Eisenstein is a very interesting figure in my view. Not sure if it's fair to say he became known more as a guru type (though along more rational and skeptical lines than most), but that's essentially how I was introduced to him. He called out some aspects of the scamdemic really early, while it took him a while to see more deeply through the prevailing medical misinformation:
But, just as one example, he was also recently interviewed by Samara Concepción who is doing interesting work on the de-medicalisation of the birth process. My wife just gave birth and we had watched that before, thus our interest:
Eisenstein is a very interesting figure in my view. Not sure if it's fair to say he became known more as a guru type (though along more rational and skeptical lines than most), but that's essentially how I was introduced to him. He called out some aspects of the scamdemic really early, while it took him a while to see more deeply through the prevailing medical misinformation:
https://charleseisenstein.org/essays/the-coronation/
But, just as one example, he was also recently interviewed by Samara Concepción who is doing interesting work on the de-medicalisation of the birth process. My wife just gave birth and we had watched that before, thus our interest:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIOVyrF-zEk
I can sincerely recommend reading some of his stuff if you're at all metaphysically inclined to idealism rather than materialism.