I find this hard to believe, but the interview I did with Joe Springer on Friday 4 February now has its own cliff notes — It was a lot of fun while I was doing it, but the stress came before and afterwards. People did seem to like it, judging by the comments they made while I was talking.
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Dr Robinson,
It was an excellent interview !
Thank you for your precious time.
Extremely grateful to learn more everyday
#HOPE 2 #ENDALZ is REAL
Cheers
You where fantastic! The way you explained complex things for us made it easy to understand and fun to watch! Excellent science class 🍎 when can we have another class please ! 🙌🥳
Amazing interview. Thank you for your time. It was very enlightening and helpful for those of us who do not have a medical background. Great learning for sure.
That was an incredible interview! Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts, experience, and expertise with us!
Thank you for taking the time to educate us all. The interview was terrific and the SAVAges are still talking about the show.
Dr. Robinson,
I found your interview very informative while also being entertained by your wit and candidness. You are a class act! Thank you!
I enjoyed your great interview with Joe Springer! Thank you for taking the time to enlighten us some more on Dr. Burns/Simufilam and Alzheimer’s disease!
Thanks for taking the time to do this Doctor. It was interesting to hear the perspective of someone who has spent decades in the field. Let’s hope it works!
Dr. Robinson; I have been following your blog for sometime now. I am also a Ph.D. chemist with Woodward ancestry. Two teeny tiny corrections. As you know Wooodward was refereed as R.B. or Bob. I never heard him refereed to as B. Woodward. one more – it is femtomolar. Thats it. Looking forward to you next blog.
When or where did I say B. Woodward? he was always Dr. Woodward or RB Woodward to all. Where did femtoMolar appear or is the capitalization the problem. Actually I didn’t say B. Woodward, the guy who wrote the cliff notes did.
Don Ciappenelli– prove that you have Woodward ancestry. What was Woodward’s brand of cigarette?
Dr.Robinson: I found your interview educational, insightful and quite dearly ( the part to call in your wife for technical support). I need to re-read some of your posts to fully understand the content. Thank you for your time and I sincerely look forward to read/hear more from you.