Kulldorff: How to Dismantle the Cartel of Public Health Funding & Rekindle Open Scientific Inquiry

"New ideas always come from the fringe in science. So we have to encourage new ideas to come up. We can't have science become a religion where there are dogmas."

In this episode, filmed at Hillsdale College's Censorship of Science conference, we sit down with Dr. Martin Kulldorff, an epidemiologist, biostatistician, and former professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. He's a co-author of the Great Barrington Declaration that argued for "focused protection" of the vulnerable instead of lockdowns.

Kulldorff breaks down what he sees as the "power hubs" controlling policy, research funding, and career advancement in the scientific world.

"Dr. Fauci sort of sits on the biggest chunk of infectious disease research money in the world. So it takes a bit of guts to contradict his view on pandemic strategy."

Kulldorff is the scientific director at the Brownstone Institute and a founding fellow at Hillsdale College's Academy for Science and Freedom.

"I'm very concerned that 400 years of enlightenment or scientific progress may come to an end. And I think we have to work very hard to avoid that."