you can use the link here: they just have one zoomlink and I think this is free to everyone. labs.biology.ucsd.edu/zuniga/global_immunotalks.htm

​the choice of silence ("stick to science" argument) is a policial choice. More concerning in the light of these 3 comments here, silence in the period we live in, of climate change denial, anti-vaccine rhetorics is even more concerning. “If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor..." Desmond Tutu

I'm amazed that in 2021 someone could still think that it's possible for politics and science to be separate. The politicians made disrespect of science political. Scientists should not be afraid to speak up. Sure, parts of this talk went a bit more political than you'd see in most talks, but it's the speaker's choice. Obviously the immunotalk organizers didn't know he would say those things.

​@@JacobMartinPhD Agreed- the choice of silence ("stick to science" argument) is a policial choice. More concerning in the light of these 3 comments here, silence in the period we live in, of climate change denial, anti-vaccine rhetorics is even more concerning. “If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor..." Desmond Tutu

the choice of silence ("stick to science" argument) is a policial choice. More concerning in the light of these 3 comments here, silence in the period we live in, of climate change denial, anti-vaccine rhetorics is even more concerning. “If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor..." Desmond Tutu