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> The everyday person has never once in their life, ever, heard that viruses are good. Uhm... I'm shocked to find someone who seems to think that viruses have
by ItsMe000001 9y ago
> The everyday person has never once in their life, ever, heard that viruses are good.
Uhm... I'm shocked to find someone who seems to think that viruses have an effect only when people "believe" in them/have heard about them. Sorry, that's not how anything works. It is of exactly zero importance whether or not anyone has "heard" about viruses. I'm shocked to read stuff like that in this forum.
We were talking about the headline, and I repeat, it's a faithful representation of the main point, pretty much 1:1. From my perspective, I felt well informed when clicking on the article - for once I actually knew what it would be about before I clicked. That is a good thing.
- RobertRoberts 9y agoThe title of the article is this: >Trillions of Viruses Fall from the Sky Each Day I learned in 4th grade science that viruses are parasites. Having trillions of parasites falling from the sky every day is not a good thing. Some mental gymnastics are required to conclude "parasites are good", but I suggest that the vast majority of people don't believe parasites are good.
- ItsMe000001 9y agoFull circle. I point to my previous comments. You keep repeating your weird claims as if that makes them seem any less weird. The title is well-chosen. If you had a horrible education that is besides the point, it has nothing to do with that article. Sorry for your bad experiences in school, can't help you there I'm afraid, I don't understand why you bring it up.
- RobertRoberts 9y agoMy first comment was about the title being "fear-mongering". If you don't think saying "parasites are falling from the sky" is not fear mongering because you are more educated than others, then maybe you simply can't understand the common man's dilemma.