‘The Science’ versus science
Science first became unwell when we had to suddenly accept, without any possibility of debate, the rules of small numbers of health officials. Rules which were a new human experiment, never before attempted in this sort of scale, and had been explicitly ruled out by the World Health Organisation in their pre-2020 pandemic guidelines.
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Dr Tom Cade is an Obstetrician/Gynaecologist in Melbourne. His research doctorate was on the ramifications of public policy implementation. He has a Masters in Biostatistics with distinction.
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