Topic: Tau

A new study suggests a blood test for the P-Tau protein can detect Alzheimer's before symptoms appear. The hosts discuss potential correlations between various vaccinations and the rise in dementia cases, citing data from Steve Kirsch. They also mention a mounting class-action lawsuit against Gardasil, noting the lack of liability for vaccine manufacturers.

Mathematicians are campaigning to replace the constant Pi with Tau (6.28), arguing it is a more natural fit for circle properties. Meanwhile, the hosts discuss a proposal to slow down the frequency of the U.S. power grid as a cost-cutting measure.

The hosts acknowledge various donations from listeners across the globe, including contributions from Germany, Canada, and the United States. Specific mentions include the Omega Tau podcast and Jennifer Ivory's art at InsectWorks.com, which features intricate sculptures of insects made from feathers. A listener's note about canceling an Audible subscription in favor of a No Agenda donation is highlighted as a model for supporting the show's value-for-value system.