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In this episode Benjamin Gabbay and Curtis Heinen speak with Alexander Andrée, a former professor of medieval studies at UofT. They discuss the differences between the Canadian and Swedish approaches to the pandemic, Alexander’s farewell letter to colleagues and students, how historical knowledge aided in understanding what was happening throughout the pandemic, Alexander’s views on right and wrong, what real science is, and the damages of COVID restrictions, mandates, and hysteria.
You can read Alexander’s letter, attached at the bottom of this post.
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Episode 8: Alexander Andrée