Badger2 has been denied access to all of Pubmed. This is a good sign for those still capable of doing research in this magnificent database. Pubmed’s reason for denial is apparently “abuse” of the system, and we are pleased to have been able to uncover many contradictions via this database, which now must be left to someone else. We have placed this thread in current events not only because it is current but that this event has the potential for massive media suppression of already published science and its history, which latter we had already begun to see ahistoricism in 2019 at Pubmed. This Pubmed ahistoricism includes eliminating access to earlier connections of a search term: there is no longer a true chronological order in the search results, and the older abstracts may not be abstracts at all. By most anyone’s estimation, this should be defined as the suppression of medical knowledge.
’Sometimes they have to sacrifice one of their own.’
(Deleuze, Philosophy of Crime Novels)
’Sometimes they have to sacrifice one of their own.’
(Deleuze, Philosophy of Crime Novels)