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If the data doesn't match what you want, make it fit. In the end of course it's hard to hide dead people.
by coldcode 6y ago
If the data doesn't match what you want, make it fit. In the end of course it's hard to hide dead people.
- ashtonkem 6y agoYou’re gonna notice that, huh. This is a recipe for turning a natural disaster into political one, potentially a crisis of legitimacy.
- uniqueid 6y agoThe state of the world being what it is, it’s probably doable to cover up thousands or millions of dead people. All most people will know, first hand, is the deaths of their immediate circle. The full extent of the calamity can remain a matter of debate. If there are photos, the government can call them forgeries. If there are anecdotes from health care workers, or in the press, the government can dismiss them as left wing propaganda. And besides, there are bogeymen on whom one can pin all of one’s own mistakes. Perhaps Soros and Bill Gates developed an electricity-based bio-weapon, and unleashed it, over TCP/IP, to decimate the people of Brazil.
- darkmarmot 6y agoIt's actually easier to hide dead people than living people because you don't have to feed them.