Beyond the Breath: Fighting Fatigue: How to Maintain Your Well Being While Engaging in Activism

24 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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Heather Hester explains why federal research funding to universities matters: labs, treatments, cures, and inventions depend on it. Cutting that funding while reducing education and public health makes populations easier to control, she argues.

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And whether or not you think this is justified, I want you to understand what this actually does. Most research and development in America occurs within the university systems. Federal funding goes to support those efforts, whether it is physical labs or intellectual capital. Cutting or eliminating this funding destroys years, and in some cases decades of work on treatments, cures, interventions, inventions, and so much more. It's behind the scenes stuff that we, the average American citizen, doesn't think about or that we take for granted. Understand that when a population is uneducated, and sick, they are far easier to control. That is what is happening.