Sat Sep 5, 2020, 08:40 AM

Botany (66,696 posts)

Good God in Butter! Dr. Scott Atlas was a professor @ the Stanford's Med School?

I had never seen him speak before and I just saw 3 minutes on CNN and he is
either mentally ill and or just enjoys being an asshole. He was arguing that the
models on the # of projected C-19 deaths* is wrong because "they" have changed
the models and so that means that the current models are wrong. Or something
like that and when shown models that accuratly predicted the # of deaths and the
# of cases of the disease by the host he just filibusterd and talked over the host.

* https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/04/health/us-coronavirus-friday/index.html

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Good God in Butter! Dr. Scott Atlas was a professor @ the Stanford's Med School? (Original post)	Botany	Sep 2020	OP
Dr Scott "Derp Immunity" Atlas...	Hugin	Sep 2020	#1
He is part of the Hoover institute. He enjoys being an asshole because he is an asshole	still_one	Sep 2020	#2
The Hoover institute.	Botany	Sep 2020	#5
He's a radiologist, not trained like an epidemiologist.	Grins	Sep 2020	#3
Medical malpractice. Where is the licensing board? Why do they allow him legitimacy? n/t	Eyeball_Kid	Sep 2020	#4
He is a neuroradiologist--that means he has not treated COVID patients, has no epidemiological,	hlthe2b	Sep 2020	#6

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Sat Sep 5, 2020, 08:45 AM

Hugin (31,217 posts)

1. Dr Scott "Derp Immunity" Atlas...

Will get us all killed.

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Sat Sep 5, 2020, 08:52 AM

still_one (86,865 posts)

2. He is part of the Hoover institute. He enjoys being an asshole because he is an asshole

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Sat Sep 5, 2020, 10:15 AM

Botany (66,696 posts)

5. The Hoover institute.

An institute dedicated to one of the persons who brought us the Great Depression @ one of America's
top universities?

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Sat Sep 5, 2020, 09:21 AM

Grins (5,811 posts)

3. He's a radiologist, not trained like an epidemiologist.

He's a crackpot. When not doing radiology he was an adviser to Giuliani's presidential campaign (Yeah, we should trust this guy) and then Romney's campaign where he argued against the ACA that was based on Romney's approach. How do these people stand each other?

And, like Rick Wilson has said, anyone who comes in contact with Trump dies.

R.I.P., asswad.

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Sat Sep 5, 2020, 09:32 AM

Eyeball_Kid (7,079 posts)

4. Medical malpractice. Where is the licensing board? Why do they allow him legitimacy? n/t

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Sat Sep 5, 2020, 11:20 AM

hlthe2b (95,352 posts)

6. He is a neuroradiologist--that means he has not treated COVID patients, has no epidemiological,

public health, virology, infectious disease, vaccinology nor relevant clinical practice expertise.

He completed medical school, yes, but his specialty is totally irrelevant to any and all things related to COVID-19 therapeutics and population control..

His expertise is limited to be an ideologue and WH/Fox mouthpiece/propagandist.

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