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You are putting way more faith into some "experts" who have a very strong incentive to carry the narrative they are carrying. It isn't really a conspiracy theor
by spookthesunset 4y ago
You are putting way more faith into some "experts" who have a very strong incentive to carry the narrative they are carrying. It isn't really a conspiracy theory when what comes out of their mouth doesn't match the data coming from their own damn public health dashboards. You don't need to be a credentialed "expert" to start asking basic questions about that.
- n3storm 4y agoI call experts to people that have devoted their education and life to study and search for solutions, without quotes. You call experts to people that some day have a health, work or family issue, went to see several gurus, realised they can create their own discourse on the issue and start selling their book.