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Thank you! There is no way to prove it definitively, but I'd bet this is a writer's account with an agenda. The whole things reads like an airport novel, adju
by kirillzubovsky 5y ago
Thank you! There is no way to prove it definitively, but I'd bet this is a writer's account with an agenda.
The whole things reads like an airport novel, adjusted for a specific subject. It's what people who believe about a certain world view expect to see in that world. A tear-jerker for sure, but in practice, for example, I have a lot of anti-vaxxer friends, and even though I don't agree with their choice (but I agree with their choice to have a choice), none of them behave like the people in the story. They are not insane, they just strongly adhere to a certain set of believes.
People would point out to the writer's history, but in fact, their account is only 9 month old, with an average of a few posts per months. It's completely not unreasonable to believe that someone spends this effort to create an illusion of credibility. Heck, I know people with two dozen "active" hacker news accounts, doing the same thing, but in their case so they could promote key tech articles, instead of vaccines.
Internet is a lovely place, isn't it.