Tomorrow we will either see a bunch of

[Corbi]

I'm a "orange man bad" guy but I have to grudgingly admit that the vaccine is happening in the timeline he said it would when everyone else said different.

There may be hope for you yet.

[eomrat]

Again, feel free to do what you literally always do on every topic, which is make up random sht based on nothing.

So why are you arguing with him then?

[Farley1324]

So why are you arguing with him then?

Getting people to admit to that is a valuable skill, and skills need practiced or they dull

[Payton1221]

I'm a "orange man bad" guy but I have to grudgingly admit that the vaccine is happening in the timeline he said it would when everyone else said different.

Yeah, but oddly , the data confirming how effective the vaccines were didn't materialize until a day or two AFTER the election . . . Things that make you go hmmm.

[mtpockets]

I'm a "orange man bad" guy but I have to grudgingly admit that the vaccine is happening in the timeline he said it would when everyone else said different.

Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and again

[Plateauplower]

Yeah, but oddly , the data confirming how effective the vaccines were didn't materialize until a day or two AFTER the election . . . Things that make you go hmmm.

I heard the placebo was also around 90% effective in one of the trials (srs). With a small short duration process it is hard to get a good feel for efficacy. i.e. luck of the draw that people who received placebo vax during the trials never became ill with covid due to prior exposure immunity etc. I just read the Merck is selling its stake in Moderna which is concerning...

[bustasinclair]

Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and again

Too funny, I was going to say that even a broken clock is right twice a day.

[Jtbny]

Yeah, but oddly , the data confirming how effective the vaccines were didn't materialize until a day or two AFTER the election . . . Things that make you go hmmm.

And? Do you think people were going to be like "Oh look the vaccine is effective I guess ill vote for Trump now"?

[LWW]

And? Do you think people were going to be like "Oh look the vaccine is effective I guess ill vote for Trump now"?

Didn’t matter to those gangsters in south Philly getting paid 1,000 an hour working around the clock when the vaccine was effective.

[Cass40]

Everyone saying you can't trust news or media or anything you find online, literally doing nothing but posting about things they find out from those sources. But of course whatever you decide to read about is right, right? Everyone else is just too dumb and sheep.

[LWW]

Everyone saying you can't trust news or media or anything you find online, literally doing nothing but posting about things they find out from those sources. But of course whatever you decide to read about is right, right? Everyone else is just too dumb and sheep.

You should look at multiple media sources, if they all say the same thing (like masks work), it’s porobially not right. Science don’t work that way, where everything is agreeable and the same.

Mail in ballots are going to be questionable, period, proving will be hard. We have the right to vote but it’s wrong to make it too easy, like doing it from home, ya gotta work to do something as important as voting.

[Mark1T]

Everyone saying you can't trust news or media or anything you find online, literally doing nothing but posting about things they find out from those sources. But of course whatever you decide to read about is right, right? Everyone else is just too dumb and sheep.

You're right Cassie. People need to be taken more seriously around here.

[Farley1324]

And? Do you think people were going to be like "Oh look the vaccine is effective I guess ill vote for Trump now"?

We know that one of the arguments a lot of people put up, very loudly, during election run-up, was that Trump was lying about, or making stuff up about, the vaccine timeline. We know that he claimed vaccines were very close during debates, but the companies didn't corroborate him and in fact did kind of the opposite. We know covid and its response was necessarily a big factor in the election

[mtpockets]

You should look at multiple media sources, if they all say the same thing (like masks work), it’s porobially not right. Science don’t work that way, where everything is agreeable and the same.
.

You find two antiquated links that say masks don't work put out by quacks and preach it like gospel. Whats up with that? You need a good dose of your own medicine.

[Farley1324]

You should look at multiple media sources, if they all say the same thing, it’s porobially not right.

No wonder literally every single thing you say or believe is wrong, you literally choose not to believe something because it's proven.

It's disgusting that you call yourself a scientist.

But also the only thing that makes you entertaining in the long term lol

You find two antiquated links that say masks don't work put out by quacks and preach it like gospel. Whats up with that? You need a good dose of your own medicine.

Don't be so mean, he knows the truth, he knows the earth is flat and the reason he knows is because every "credible" source out there agrees it's a sphere, and if everybody agrees, that means it's wrong, duh

That's also why he does 1/4 squats. Everybody agrees that full squats are better, that's how he knows it's wrong. If you go lower than like 4" range of motion, you're going to die 25 years early due to knee cancer. We know this because nobody believes it. Except of course men of science like LWW. He knows

[Cass40]

You should look at multiple media sources, if they all say the same thing (like masks work), it’s porobially not right. Science don’t work that way, where everything is agreeable and the same.

Mail in ballots are going to be questionable, period, proving will be hard. We have the right to vote but it’s wrong to make it too easy, like doing it from home, ya gotta work to do something as important as voting.

Yes true. Science changes all the time. I mean we see it all the time..something that was widely accepted twenty years ago is now totally different.

However, your logic is flawed in that just because the science develops that we shouldn't believe anything. We only have what we have now and then when more info comes up, we add or change that info accordingly.

[7Seconds]

Everyone saying you can't trust news or media or anything you find online, literally doing nothing but posting about things they find out from those sources. But of course whatever you decide to read about is right, right? Everyone else is just too dumb and sheep.

Umm... I took my posts directly from Twitter. I am pretty sure they wouldn’t be putting things on Twitter if it wasn’t true. But what you said definitely applies to the rest of these people.

[mtpockets]

No wonder literally every single thing you say or believe is wrong, you literally choose not to believe something because it's proven.

It's disgusting that you call yourself a scientist.

But also the only thing that makes you entertaining in the long term lol



Don't be so mean, he knows the truth, he knows the earth is flat and the reason he knows is because every "credible" source out there agrees it's a sphere, and if everybody agrees, that means it's wrong, duh

ha ha

[Cass40]

Umm... I took my posts directly from Twitter. I am pretty sure they wouldn’t be putting things on Twitter if it wasn’t true. But what you said definitely applies to the rest of these people.

Pretty much everyone who tells me not to believe media or news, sends me some shady links that I should read.

Why? I shouldn't read news but I should read your shady link? I'm not as stupid as I look.

[ENCBBQ]

Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and again

and what exactly did he have to do with other than let the companies cut corners?

[Farley1324]

and what exactly did he have to do with other than let the companies cut corners?

Who let what companies cut what corners?

[ENCBBQ]

anyone still believing the election was stolen is an idiot

The Dept Of Justice, FBI, all of the state's SOS and Govs, and 38 court cases have found nothing. Just some yahoo lawyers, Trump (which has pulled in 175 million bucks from fools over this), and the general moron population believe it

[ENCBBQ]

Who let what companies cut what corners?

Trump, which is fine. They let companies cut corners with approval and gave them a bunch of fed money...which is fine

[7Seconds]

Pretty much everyone who tells me not to believe media or news, sends me some shady links that I should read.

Why? I shouldn't read news but I should read your shady link? I'm not as stupid as I look.

I think most of us do that to a certain extent. We as a collective probably need to up our critical thinking game. I know I am certainly guilty of rationalizing a predisposed belief.

[LWW]

Pretty much everyone who tells me not to believe media or news, sends me some shady links that I should read.

Why? I shouldn't read news but I should read your shady link? I'm not as stupid as I look.

Did you read the url of the link? The Internet is not all news related. A blog could be a science blog, it’s not news media.

[Farley1324]

Did you read the url of the link? The Internet is not all news related. A blog could be a science blog, it’s not news media.

You keep using that word, but it doesn't mean what you think it means

[7Seconds]

Did you read the url of the link? The Internet is not all news related. A blog could be a science blog, it’s not news media.

JFC. Why didn’t you say it was a SCIENCE blog in the first place? I thought it was just a nut spouting off nonsense on the internet.

[Cass40]

I think most of us do that to a certain extent. We as a collective probably need to up our critical thinking game. I know I am certainly guilty of rationalizing a predisposed belief.

What you mean most..we all do it. Technically it's probably the school books we read that initially brainwash us.

I don't have any issue with that but the notion that most think they have better critical thinking skills than others when they don't. Why are they so dumb?

[7Seconds]

What you mean most..we all do it. Technically it's probably the school books we read that initially brainwash us.

I don't have any issue with that but the notion that most think they have better critical thinking skills than others when they don't. Why are they so dumb?

It seems to me that, without conscious effort, most folks have a strong tendency to stubbornly defend their views based on intuition alone and cling to their belief for the sheer sake of “not being wrong” or “trusting their gut.” So we tend to only apply critical thinking skills to claims that we disagree with.

I am just as guilty of this anyone and I could totally be wrong about this. Just an observation.

[LWW]

JFC. Why didn’t you say it was a SCIENCE blog in the first place? I thought it was just a nut spouting off nonsense on the internet.

Are you saying blogs are nuts spouting off none sense? IDK what you meant, just looking for clarity?