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Interview with Mike Deskevich on the Bangladesh mask study
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James Lyons-Weiler did a 2 hour interview with Yale Professor Jason Abaluck. Mike helps us interpret that discussion. What you'll learn from the interview is that the Bangladesh mask study proved NOTHING. If there is an effect, it was too small to measure.
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James Lyons-Weiler did a 2 hour interview with Yale Professor Jason Abaluck. Mike helps us interpret that discussion. What you'll learn from the interview is that the Bangladesh mask study proved NOTHING. If there is an effect, it was too small to measure.
Mirrored from https://rumble.com/v11453u-interview-with-mike-deskevich-on-the-bangladesh-mask-study.html
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