Well, Here's a Left Wing Conspiracy Theory, For a Change
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And not just any left wing conspiracy theory, no, one produced by that master of conspiracy theories, Green Eagle himself. So, I do a lot of drawing and 3D modeling for work, and while doing it, I've gotten in the habit of listening to various podcasts. Today, I heard one, episode 131 of a podcast called Minds of Madness. It is about a guy who murdered his wife, and then pled not guilty because he had been driven into a state of psychosis by taking...ready for it?...hydroxychloroquine, to treat malaria. Hydroxychloroquine! Ever heard of that drug? Well, no luck for him- the jury didn't buy it, but the story was enough to get me to spend a couple of minutes checking it out, and sure enough, there is a series of professional papers on the subject, going back several decades. Here are a couple of quotes, with links to the articles, in case you are interested; there are lots more that you can find in a few minutes with a Google search: "... in a recent study based on dat