Just Asking Questions Tom Woods: The COVID Lessons We Can't Forget
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Mar 13, 2025 
Tom Woods, a historian and host of "The Tom Woods Show," reflects on the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. He critiques the efficacy of lockdowns and social distancing, arguing they had unintended consequences on society. Woods discusses Sweden's approach without strict measures and emphasizes the need for accountability in public health decisions. With personal anecdotes about hospitalization and vaccine mandates, he highlights the emotional toll and societal impact of government policies, urging a thoughtful reevaluation of expert authority.
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Chinatown Visit
- Tom Woods visited NYC's Chinatown to counter prejudice against Chinese people.
- He witnessed early pandemic panic, including attacks on Chinese people.
Georgia Trip
- Tom Woods traveled to Georgia for a haircut and a sandwich during Florida's lockdown.
- This seemingly mundane act generated significant attention online.
Scientists and Cost-Benefit Analysis
- Scientists often lack training in cost-benefit analysis, crucial for evaluating lockdowns.
- Their naive approach led to policies with unforeseen negative consequences.
