Justin D. Henderson, PhD

Jan 22

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The Art of Being Wrong

It takes great skill to be wrong well.

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“No, no, no, I don’t believe it,” Rogan continued. “That people who catch COVID when they’re young have a higher risk of myocarditis than people who get the vaccine have a higher risk of myocarditis.”

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