Policy changes on Twitter

Elon Musk announced a new policy for the platform that consists of reasonably questioning those who interpret science, this due to the censorship of opinions even from leading experts.

Twitter's long-standing policy could best be described as questioning anything that conflicts with official government stances, that's evident and confirmed by David Zweig's latest covid 19 Twitter archives.

Zweig wrote that Twitter removed opinions, many from medical and scientific experts that conflicted with official White House positions, resulting in the disappearance of legitimate conclusions and questions that would have enriched public debate, Zweig claims that Twitter removed obeto accounts of doctors and other people for tweeting opinions and information demonstrably you will see.

Here are some examples, Dr. Jay bhattacharya from Stanford argued that covid (Chinese virus) lockdowns could harm children stated that “places that avoided lockdowns did better than places that followed that strategy Florida, Sweden and other places in the world fared much better in terms of overall health”; this got him on a trending blacklist that prevented his tweets from trending.

Harvard epidemiologist Martin Kulldorff tweeted

Martin Kulldorff Recibió la etiqueta de engañoso y de cerraron todas las respuestas y los me gusta el doctor.

Peter A. McCullough cardiólogo estadounidense y ex subjefe de Medicina interna del centro médico de la Universidad de Baylor vio su cuenta bloqueada por advertir a la gente sobre los peligros de la miocarditis relaciona con las vacunas contra covid, hoy ya desbloqueada y usada por el cardiólogo.

Also the account of mRNA vaccine researcher Robert W Malone was suspended for questioning the efficacy of the vaccines.

To finish Elon musk Twitter that "anyone who says that questioning them is questioning science itself, they cannot be considered scientists."