Changing Course on Covid? William Eden

What are we getting wrong with Covid, and what does it mean to adapt to it becoming an endemic disease?

William Eden is a biotech and healthcare expert who has been paying close attention to the progress of the pandemic from many different angles.

In this conversation with Rebel Wisdom's David Fuller they cover how the pandemic became politicised, how the authorities have been slow to adapt, and how the mandates are likely to backfire.

[kristenporterfield]

"If you have to be persuaded, reminded, pressured, lied to, incentivized, coerced, bullied, socially shamed, guilt-tripped, threatened, punished and criminalized... If all of this is considered necessary to gain your compliance--you can be absolutely certain that what is being promoted is not in your best interest"

Follow the money, follow the censorship, determine the true origin of the virus itself, talk about innate and natural immunity, true case and death count, lack of transparency... and there you have it.

[jmc]

David, I salute your PRINCIPLED friends who will not comply.

I have come to accept REBEL WISDOM as not rebellious nor wise. All this "we are critical" only to embrace the establishment, in the end, has become the norm on your channel. Daniel Schmachtenberger and Charles Eisenstein brought me here; it's a shame this channel can't seem to escape the establishment think that probably comes from its corporate media roots.

[Savagetennis]

How hard is this to understand? If I have a .00 6chance of dying maybe even less, then why can't you get that I'm not anti vaxx. I've done the homework. I have gotten covid and I'm fine. I weighed the risks. Don't feel sorry for me. I want people to feel safe. Most people just are too lazy to do their homework. And the lack of trust in this leadership is excusable. When you add up all the question marks plus we are now in an endemic phase. Let's move on. Take your health serious and get in shape, eat well.

[luukielol]

Learned nothing new here. If you think that manipulation in the form of persuasion to increase participation in a medical experiment through cash payment is a "win win", you clearly don't understand medical research ethics.

[StimParavane]

How about promoting losing weight, taking vitamin D (and others), improving the consumption of whole foods, taking regular exercise, and embracing the use of Ivermectin?

[MikaPilgrim]

Time to truly learn what it means to "Be in the world but not of the world".

I wish anyone reading this a most blessed and glorious 2022, where your innate gifts will become crystal clear to you so you can heal the earth by your sheer presence upon it, regardless if someone take notice or not.

A big warm human hug to y'all

[reinerwilhelms-tricarico]

I listen to this with a grain of salt. The guy is an investor in all things health. The kind of people who have helped driving this insanity. Now that there's a pivot around the corner, he might just get ready to short Pfizer. Not a word about institutional capture.

[coreluminous]

The worst way forward is to cite the harms of bad, deliberately bad management to push for worse policy.

We must understand a problem fully in order to resolve it, and without honesty, that cannot be done.

[luukielol]

Recently released DarkHorse podcast with Gruff Davies and Linda Benskin on vitamin D is way more informative than this guy's take.

[johnmadany]

We need to get to a point where we can assume forgiveness if we change our minds when we learn new information. In other words when we say “I just learned I was wrong in what I told you“ we will assume forgiveness because that is the best we can do. When we delay confession it is called “cover-up“.

[MonaMarMag]

I believe that forcing someone to do something against his or her will is like taking away freedom of choice that we all have and personally I am against that .

[psmitty]

Really interesting to consider Eden’s views in light of Mattias Desmet and Gustave Le Bon’s ideas about the connection between crowd psychology, monomania, and hypnotism. The monomaniacal focus on case is key to the crowd psychology behind all these irrational policies.

[Jotorunskisnowboarding]

The elephant in the room that has not been addressed is the fact that this was all by design and that the policy makers are not genuinely trying to manage this in an effective way.All they want is control and profit.

[JaredandTasha]

Tested positive for Omicron on Christmas eve, told the whole family, noone cared and still came over. Even a few unvaccinated. So far it’s merely a mild cold. Headache and lack of appetite were the main symptoms for me and my wife. Day 3 and I was working out no problem

[chrishewitt]

Fascinating take from a gentleman who has profited greatly from "health" care where Govt and Pharma are so grossly intertwined globally and share such a rich history of collaboration...every pun intended.

[StimParavane]

I've been waiting to see how effective the "vaccines" are for a healthy person. So far, I've not been convinced.

[requited]

Someone forgot to tell Japan they are doing it wrong. Thankfully this should be a minor issue by end of February or March barring a freak mutation. The question is whether the politicians are willing to let go or they still want to make the big pharma bucks.

[hansgullickson]

It’s impossible to take every point or position in this or any conversation… but it’s a bit frustrating to see you guys completely brushing over the fact that many healthy, health conscious people aren’t taking the vax due to feeling they have better options (ie they are healthy and trust their arsenal of health routines / supplements etc) to be able to handle covid… to these people who very well may be correct, the vax is maybe great, but not needed.
Also, those who have already got covid, their natural immunity is strong and don’t need a vax.

Again it’s frustrating to not see these sides more clearly addressed.

But not a bad video. Thanks

[krishofstadter]

Thank you! As mentioned in comments below, Eden invests in vaccines - so it's difficult to not consider some kind of bias in his views (but of course I hope I am wrong). Also, if it's mainly people with underlying health conditions who are effected severely, wouldn't it be an interesting idea to invest into making people healthier in general (to increase the effectiveness of their immune systems)? Politicians and health professionals are telling us to take more vitamin C, D, eat healthy food as well as exercise more regularly, etc. however the shops are still fool of junk food as well as the adverts most people see everywhere.

[collybeans]

Rebel wisdom is always the latest to the party it seems. You are ballancing right between establishment shill and just-in-the-nick-of-time progressive enough to call youself anything to do with being a rebel.