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What are you talking about? You consider "the science" to be e phenomenon? What does that even mean? Also, plenty of people who are (voluntarily or involuntari
by alexvoda 5y ago
What are you talking about? You consider "the science" to be e phenomenon? What does that even mean?
Also, plenty of people who are (voluntarily or involuntarily) spreading FUD are not directly telling others to do or not do something. They are just asking questions. And keep asking the same questions even after they have received answers repeatedly. It is still spreading FUD.
Skepticism and questioning authority is good, spreading FUD is not.
- yunohn 5y agoIf you think I’m absurd for questioning authority and skepticism in situation where profits are astronomical and will be enforced by governments, I have a bridge to sell you. Regardless, I can tell in your reply that you think of me as a kook, conspiracy theorist. Gday!
- alexvoda 5y agoI do not consider scepticism and questioning authority absurd. I consider them healthy. But I do consider persisting in the belief that "they" are hiding some unknown dangerous side effects from us to be absurd. Because there has been so much scrutiny over these vaccines. Each side effect was heavily analysed in multiple countries. Already more than half of the worlds population has been vaccinated. The vaccines are vastly safer than the disease.