Guest: Jeannette Bahr - Graduate biomathematician, for 20 years in science and research, for 30 years in the health care. Formerly employed scientist of the University Medicine Greifswald (UMG) About: What she experienced when she raised concerns while working at the Greifswald University Medical Center. She pointed out inconsistencies in the PCR tests used and criticized the criticized the lack of validation of laboratory results. She also views the modeling of the virus sequence stated critically: "RNA code of SARS-CoV-2 is based on computer simulation using algorithms/ mathematical models." Conducted an independent analysis of the mRNA vaccine licensure trials that greatly concerned her and led her to express her concern for human health to the public. As a result, she was given extraordinary notice of termination by the UMG. The Corona Committee was founded on the initiative of attorney and economist Viviane Fischer and attorney Dr. Reiner Fuellmich. It is conducting a review of evidence on the Corona crisis and measures.

Plato’s The Republic explained with book summaries in just a few minutes! Course Hero Literature Instructor Russell Jaffe provides an in-depth analysis of Plato's philosophical text The Republic. In his treatise The Republic, philosopher Plato lays out his ideas on justice, truth, and goodness through a series of dialogues with his own teacher, Socrates. Written in ancient Greece, the Republic delves into the philosophical nature of politics, justice, and government. Emphasizing balance and harmony, Plato progresses through a series of scenarios ranging from the raising of children to the implementation of political systems. Among the most notable of the ideas in this work is the idea of the philosopher-king, a ruler who embodies truth and goodness. By emphasizing that these values are applicable on all scales, he underscores their universality. Later philosophers have both critiqued The Republic and refined its precepts as foundations for their own visions of a just society. Plato’s The Republic was first published in c. 380 BCE. Considered one of the most influential philosophers in history, Plato is known for formulating his theories through Socratic dialogue. Plato's writing has made dense philosophical ideas accessible to countless thinkers, students, and scholars. The Republic contains many important ideas, including justice and government, as philosophers argue over the definition and advantages of justice and governance of the city-state; poetry, as poetry can be removed from reality and misleading to youths because it can describe an imitation of the ideal; and forms and ideas, as everything people experience through their senses could just be a copy of the real, ideal thing. Important symbols include the soul and cave.