PBD Podcast Dr. Robert Malone | PBD Podcast | EP. 113
Jan 6, 2022
Dr. Robert Malone, a virologist known for his pioneering work on mRNA technology, shares his insights on the current controversies surrounding COVID-19 vaccinations. He discusses the complexities of vaccine efficacy, public perceptions influenced by mass media, and the alarming rise in mortality rates among younger demographics. Malone delves into the ethical dilemmas faced in scientific research and the psychological phenomenon of mass formation psychosis, while also highlighting past vaccine controversies that shape today’s public trust. It’s a riveting take on the intersections of science, ethics, and societal behavior.
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Minimized Contributions
- Dr. Malone claims Katalin Karikó, a scientist he mentored, minimized his contributions to mRNA technology in a review paper.
- He suggests this is common in the competitive field of science.
Hazing at Salk Institute
- Dr. Malone attributes some of his career difficulties to his younger, more arrogant self.
- He describes facing intense hazing at the Salk Institute due to his confidence.
Collaboration with Syntex
- Dr. Malone claims Inder Verma lied about his involvement in a collaboration with Syntex, denying all knowledge.
- This incident led to a nervous breakdown for Malone and his eventual departure from the Salk Institute.