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Ah yes, critical thinking. Like your appeal to authority (conveniently a neighbor, not you, so we can't go into depth challenging) and your reference to vague '
by _DeadFred_ 2y ago
Ah yes, critical thinking. Like your appeal to authority (conveniently a neighbor, not you, so we can't go into depth challenging) and your reference to vague 'good hard scientific reasons' without any depth.
But even is we give you a good faith benefit of the doubt, do you really need to ask why every person in the entire general public wasn't provided a personal medical scientist and an educator to break down what the medical scientist was saying? And do you really think that everyone having personal scientists and educators is being denied to individuals in order to get people to 'consoom'? Is big auto preventing everyone from having a free personal mechanic to explain all of their cars issues too? Big snack running a conspiracy to prevent everyone from having a free personal chef?
- 3lit3krew 2y ago[flagged]
- _DeadFred_ 2y ago[flagged]
- 331c8c71 2y agoOkay I'll bite. If there's one thing to be learned from economics is that incentives matter. The incentives of the ruling class are vastly different from these of the general public. Covid was just one very clear illustration.
- _DeadFred_ 2y agoWow words and inferences without...any real substance...