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Why is the obviously incorrect phrase "will stop you" in all of those options? As opposed to a more reasonable "will reduce the probability of"?
by andybak 5y ago
Why is the obviously incorrect phrase "will stop you" in all of those options?
As opposed to a more reasonable "will reduce the probability of"?
- endisneigh 5y agoRand Paul used the dichotomy of "works" vs. "doesn't work" which is in line with "stops" vs. "doesn't stop."
- darksaints 5y agoIt's a false dichotomy. None of them will stop covid. Some will just do better than others in different situations.
- endisneigh 5y agosure, but depending on what the claim is specifically, classifying what Rand Paul stated as "misinformation" may be misinformation itself.
- TechBro8615 5y agoMaybe we can have a discussion about it in the comment section of the YouTube video. Oh wait...
- seizethegdgap 5y agoYes, YouTube, well known and renowned for intelligent mid-to-low-level discussions in the video comments about highly complex topics and not at all a breeding ground for astroturfing, grifting, quackery, selective editing, and charlatanry.