Broken Mice, Epstein & the DISC, Bret & Eric Weinstein
March 4, 2020
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as posted by the channelDoes the response to the Jeffrey Epstein story, and the tale of the broken mice mean that journalism is broken?
Recently Bret and Eric Weinstein put out a hugely popular podcast about a scientific discovery that calls into question the entire process of drug safety ('All Our Mice Are Broken' Episode 19 of The Portal).
They say that over 20 years of trying to get interest in this story, the response from the medical and media establishment has been silence. Eric has termed this phenomenon the Distributed Idea Suppression Complex, or DISC.
In this conversation with Rebel Wisdom's David Fuller, Bret and Eric lay out the story of the broken mice, and the response to their conversation, and also discuss the unanswered questions at the heart of the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Portal episode 19'All Our Mice Are Broken'
Portal episode 18'Slipping the DISC'
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