You can slap this kind of “maybe X really cures Y but big pharma doesn’t want you to know” onto essentially any X and Y. It’s a conspiracy which is an unfalsifi

You can slap this kind of “maybe X really cures Y but big pharma doesn’t want you to know” onto essentially any X and Y. It’s a conspiracy which is an unfalsifiable patch of epistemological quicksand: the more proof you provide, the more bs “evidence” and bad faith skepticism comes up. At the end of the day, if X really cured Y, I don’t see why big pharma wouldn’t be all over it as well. There are plenty of countries that didn’t have American resources to buy expensive vaccines, why wouldn’t they use something cheap like ivermectin? In India they were manufacturing ivermectin and shipping it out to rich countries like the US while they were burning bodies in the streets because they couldn’t afford treatments. If ivermectin really worked, they would’ve used it.