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What Made Doctors Do the Right Thing During COVID-19?
Throughout the COVID-19, the majority of the medical profession went along with the pandemic narrative (lockdowns, no early treatment for COVID-19, pushing for vaccine mandates) despite significant evidence existing showing that they were immensely harmful and did not benefit anyone. In many ways, these events we witnessed were an excellent case study of what happens when an infectious madness grips a society (something also seen in many fascist governments throughout history). As a result, many have been left asking:
“Why could this have happened—Why did everyone go along with this when so many of them knew it was wrong?”
Many theories have been put forward to explain this. My own is based on an observation throughout my life that 5-10% of the population has an innate characteristic that allows them resist propaganda or following the herd. I have gotten to know many of the individuals who publicly spoke out against the COVID narrative, and they all shared the traits I had previously identified throughout my lifetime of interacting that 5-10%.
A few months ago, a trauma surgeon I had corresponded with reached out to me to share his experiences throughout the pandemic and how much persecution he received for attempting to freely provide critically needed medical care to the unvaccinated his colleagues were actively discriminating against. After I published his story, Dr. Miller was invited by Fox News to share his story with America:
Dr. Miller’s story is very powerful and directly illustrates many of the personality traits that allowed these individuals to resist the deluge of propaganda we experienced over the last year.
Because nurturing these personality traits throughout the society is vital for preventing tragedies like the COVID-19 response from repeating themselves, I published an article that explained where each of these personality traits came from and how to cultivate them. After publishing the article, I discovered that many of my readers had had similar experiences to those detailed within it and deeply appreciated a voice being given to what they went through.
Read it here.