Video: Glyphosate and other health ‘boogeymen’ aren’t causing all diseases

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Should John Oliver decide that he’s had enough, perhaps because generating sarcasm is exhausting, there is someone who can slip seamlessly into his seat. Jonathan Jarry, who is a member of the McGill Office on Science and Society (Director Dr. Joe Schwarcz) won’t even have to break a sweat.

Jarry’s latest video in his series “Cracked Science” concludes that The Boogeyman, who can take various forms, is responsible for all human disease.

[Stephanie Seneff], who is a computer scientist, claims that the Boogeyman is really glyphosate and then proceeds to rattle off 11 different diseases that are “all going up in frequency in the population.” But Jarry has his own theory about what is really going up in frequency ….

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