Q&A Webinar from October 21st, 2026

In this October 21st webinar, Tom opens by thanking the community for helping Mark and Dr. Sam Bailey reach their fundraising goal of $250,000. He expresses his appreciation for everyone who contributed and hopes this will allow the Baileys to move forward.
Highlights from this session include:
-Tom revisits Harold Hillman’s critique of cell-biology techniques, including subcellular fractionation, electron microscopy, and binding studies. He discusses Hillman’s concerns about tissue preparation, artifacts, and experimental controls, returning to the distinction between observations and the explanations offered for them.

-A discussion of jet propulsion, in which Tom uses AI-provided figures and images concerning Boeing 747 fuel capacity, fuel consumption, and flight distances to question the conventional explanation of how jets are powered. He also shares a social-media account proposing an alternative explanation, while acknowledging that he has not verified much of that account.

-Tom discusses his concerns about how vaccine and other medical studies report benefits and harms, the composition of control groups, and comparisons between vaccinated and unvaccinated groups. He uses illustrative examples to explain his criticisms of study design and reporting.
-A return to Strophanthus seed extract, prompted by a viewer questioning whether Tom’s criticisms of chemical identification also apply to his own statements about its active ingredient.

Questions discussed in this webinar include:
-“How to prepare for pregnancy?”
-“What about tests, markers in pregnancy, blood pressure, labs, group B infection, genetic testing, amniocentesis, ultrasound and all the rest of it?”
-“What about taking out adenoids versus a technique called mewing?”
-“Why do we sometimes get positive outcomes on vaccine studies?”
-“What are glucose, chlorine dioxide, carbohydrates, if not molecules?”
-“Does bone broth increase bone density and why aren't vegans all osteoporotic or osteopenic?”
-“If I'm going on about, no testosterone in testicles and no molecules and atomic theory hasn't been proven, doesn't that apply to Strophanthus and Ouabain?”

Throughout the webinar, Tom emphasizes examining how claims are investigated, distinguishing observations from interpretations, and acknowledging uncertainty—including in his own earlier explanations. He closes by returning to the question of what was done and what was observed, rather than relying on a proposed mechanism alone.

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