Recent content by Mike Daw

Thanks Alex for this interview and indeed several other recent ones too. Very thought-provoking. What with Doug, Stephen Braude, and Bernardo Kastrup, I have a lot of reading to do... :)

Thank you for that. That's been pretty much my conclusion too.

Numerous doctors, nurses, and those in charge of hospitals have said so. Other treatments such as operations for cancer are being cancelled to cope with the surge in cases. I have relatives in the NHS who confirm what is being shown on the news. Ultimately, I believe these sources over David...

Hi Alex, Yes, I do believe that masks are helpful outside the lab. Sorry to name-drop again but I work with Cath Noakes at the University of Leeds. She's been advising the UK government on this and her view is that they help, but don't eliminate, transmission. And, given that the virus is...

If their actions might be harmful to me, then I would expect laws to be passed, and adhered to. Just like someone is not allowed to hit me or shoot me or run me over, etc. So laws have been passed to keep us safe(r). I'm just asking for consideration...

Yes, really. But - like I said on the other thread - I doubt anything I can say will persuade you otherwise. As to how so, given the rate of serious illness associated with COVID-19, it's not surprising what's happening to the health service given the rate of infection. Although I'm sceptical of...

No it isn't. And there is an overwhelming abundance of peer-reviewed science that shows it is real. But I guess you've already rejected that so I doubt very much whether I will be able to persuade you otherwise.

Ooh. I just posted this on another thread (on David Icke). Sorry I missed this thread because it seems to be spot on. I'm reposting here. (Is that allowed? Apologies if not - I'm new here!) Thank you to those questioning how this podcast is going. I'm supportive. And, by the way, yes, some...

I’ve only just come across Skeptiko and was really enjoying some of the earlier episodes with people like Dean Radin, Rupert Sheldrake and ‘sceptics’ such as James Alcock and Stephen Novella. These interviews were really informative, insightful and constructive. So I thought I’d listen to...