Librarian’s 1st Bookshelf
Hypothesizing More Equations: Did Aristotle Miss a Linguistic Fallacy?
“The Wuhan Cover-Up”: Commentaries by Autism Librarian -Chs. 25-27 (a preliminary quantification of the consequences of biolab incidents, although there remains a lot of missing data)
“The Wuhan Cover-Up”: Commentaries by Autism Librarian -Chs. 60-61 – Logical Fallacies
Draft Publication- Additional Findings, Deductions, and Pending Research Questions regarding Vaccines
A Commentary on the Huberman Lab Podcast with Dr. Karen Parker: The Causes and Treatments for Autism
Librarian’s Research
- Draft Publication- Additional Findings, Deductions, and Pending Research Questions regarding Vaccines
- Re-Defining Definitions: Autism Rates, Prevalence, Symptoms, and Biomarkers
- Hypothesis: If Variable 1 is Not Variable 2, then Probabilities Established by the Two Variables are Separate Sets of Data
- Hypothesizing More Equations: Did Aristotle Miss a Linguistic Fallacy?
- Hypothesis: Not-Vaccine Disease Never Equals Vaccine-Disease Probability
- Hypothesis: If Endless Causality is True the Infinite is True Therefore There is No Causality
- Hypothesis: Disease Never Equals Disease probability
- Non-Clinical Toxicology Spotlight: 9 Simple Ways This Overlooked Section on Package Inserts Changes Vaccine Discourse
- White House Announces Acetaminophen Link to Autism but Partners with Vaccine Manufacturer to Treat Autism
- Trump’s Executive Order: Is Exiting the WHO the Right Thing to Do (for Autism)?
- A Statement for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Senate Confirmation Hearing
- Confronting Limited Hangouts: Let’s Bring Science Back to Autism Awareness
- Scientific Negligence in Latest Autism Incidence Publication: Are JAMA Researchers Incapable of a Literature Review?
- A Commentary on Children’s Health Defense: Federal Court Rules that Water Fluoridation Poses a Risk to Children’s IQ, But What’s the Connection to Autism?
- Confrontation at the Airport: Alex Jones versus former NIH Director Dr. Collins, but what would Robert F. Kennedy Jr. do?