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Ask Not What the Vaccine Can Do for You… - North Dallas Gazette

By Christopher Gilbert, Ph.D. “What the virus demonstrates most loudly is that despite our independent choice in vaccinating or not, we are all leaves on the same tree, and we must act accordingly. Therein lies the real cure!” There is no right way to do the wrong thing no matter how many ways we convince […]

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