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"We didn't have the infrastructure," he admits. "We needed to build field hospitals for the old, free housing, hazard pay for caregivers. The government chose mandates over logistics."

Jay Bhattacharya is not a villain. He is not a hero. He is the stress test of the American scientific system—a man who argued that the cure should not be worse than the disease, and paid the price for asking the question too loudly, too soon. jaya bhattacharya

It is a stunning reversal. The man who was treated as a plague rat is now being asked to run the zoo. "We didn't have the infrastructure," he admits

He clicks "Send." The Great Barrington Declaration is live. "We didn't have the infrastructure