How Europe’s COVID Response Impacted Free Speech and Academic Freedom with Dr. Christiaan von Geusau
In this episode of the Illusion of Consensus podcast, I interview Dr. Christiaan von Geusau, a former university president and professor of law. In our discussion, we delve into the impact of COVID-19 on academic freedom and free speech in Europe, uncovering how government censorship has often overshadowed scientific evidence. Dr. Christiaan also shares his insightful perspectives on the challenges universities faced and the significant role of Catholic education during the pandemic. Tune in for a compelling conversation about the need for critical thinking and personal responsibility in today’s society!
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The other point I want to make is the ridiculous edict that strip joints could remain open during lockdown. It was the same here in Canada, I don’t know if it was the same in Europe but it does seem to shine a light that orders were concocted from a central position of power.
Good interview. I believe we do need to raise awareness (which you, Dr. Bhattacharya) are actively doing. When it was mentioned that people are ok with censorship, I maintain that people aren’t aware of what has happened/happening. When I tell the many doctors I’ve seen because of being shot injured, about the censorship they look at me like I’m a conspiracy theorist. I even mention the lawsuits but don’t get any show of interest.