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Discussing Simulation 201 and Anti-Vax Movement
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The podcast discusses how simulations are used to prepare for major events such as the coronavirus, but some may focus too much on suppressing disinformation rather than promoting health. They also touch on the anti-vax movement and how RFK is vocal about the potential harm from vaccinations.
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