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by an9n 5y ago
Having ascended Maslow's hierarchy to a certain level, you now have the luxury of ennui.
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by an9n 5y ago
Of Covid, or with Covid? With an autopsy, or without an autopsy? With comorbidities, or without cormodbidities? 'Vaccinated', or un'vaccinated'? If we really want to start going down the statistics road there is plenty o
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by an9n 5y ago
Everything bad is related to global warming these days, it seems.
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by an9n 5y ago
Ah yes, the good old 'it's always been that way!' fallacy
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by an9n 5y ago
Our politicians looked at China, realised they could simultaneously have totalitarianism and profit, and started constructing a Potemkin village called democracy behind which to hide its total destruction.
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by an9n 5y ago
The public health trojan horse predates COVID.
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by an9n 5y ago
Honestly as a maritime nation, I don't quite understand why the UK isn't leading on launching from barges: with so much coastline, there are potential spaceports all over the country, with associated potential employment opportuni
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by an9n 5y ago
Gibraltar is another puzzle: 100% vaccinated, yet outbreaks, masking, lockdowns etc. etc. Are they hiding something?
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by an9n 5y ago
What if people do not want to be active? This public health push seems like a perfect trojan horse for societal control.
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by an9n 5y ago
It does seem to be a thing with Modafinil - I got a rash on my forehead after trying it. You definitely have to be careful with it, productivity gains are insane, but it's a double edged sword and will easily knock your normal sleeping
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by an9n 5y ago
Treat anything out of Imperial with extreme caution - they are one of the most loathsome core participants of the Great Reset/Coronavirus conspiracy, employing deeply discredited quack 'Professor' Neil Ferguson and his truly
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by an9n 5y ago
Can't be flu can it, because that's miraculously disappeared!
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by an9n 5y ago
We should not trust in any way any UK government statistics any longer - it's crystal clear they are lying through their teeth.
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> Being able to understand that there are different points of view present, and finding the bridge between them, is a super power for facilitating teamwork. Like any other skill, some people have more natural talent, but training and pra
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by an9n 5y ago
I thought about this the other day, thinking about how (some) people look down on other people and pat themselves on the back for being more knowledgable, better educated, more sophisticated, having better taste, being better bred (I'm
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by an9n 5y ago
Really? Alsatians have dreadful hip dysplasia, and look pretty wolfy.
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by an9n 5y ago
Funny, because I seem to remember the media bleating on at length about burkas etc. in Afghanistan being oppressive when it suited them.
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by an9n 5y ago
That's not where it ends - where it ends is that you become a slave with a third party able to inject you with whatever they like whenever they like, and people that resist having their posessions stolen, their livelihood taken away an
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by an9n 5y ago
Sportsball players still allowed to sportsball (apart of course from those that are dropping down dead from mysterious 'underlying heart conditions'...). Celebrities and businessmen still allowed to travel. 'As healthcare pro
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by an9n 5y ago
> There are plenty of political leaders who have treated the virus casually and died. Are you referring to the completely coincidental and not all suspicious deaths of every single African leader that came out against lockdowns etc?
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If you can't see how the removal of bodily autonomy equates to control, there's no hope for you.
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by an9n 5y ago
Explain the changing of definitions by the WHO then please. Just that alone.
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by an9n 5y ago
Me too - let's figure it out and make it happen!
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Uh...
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by an9n 5y ago
Not particularly convinced about the Brexit angle or the comments on sales - for example, you can bet that The City has some highly aggressive salesmen/women given its status. But from my perspective Europe suffers from a problem of cu
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by an9n 5y ago
Regardless of the left/right false dichotomy, if either the EU, national governments thereof, or the UK were to start looking after their electorates' interests rather than doing the bidding of faceless globalist puppet-masters, i
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by an9n 5y ago
> white men But hold on, I thought race was just a social construct? I can't keep up these days.
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by an9n 5y ago
Top comment distracts from the main news here, which is that this looks like a genuinely good alternative to the 'vaccines' from the big boys. Coincidence?
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> I sense some frustration behind that comment. Perhaps if the goalposts didn't continually keep shifting...
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by an9n 5y ago
A while back I quit with nothing to go to due to promises not being kept. Wonderfully liberating and empowering, and I found a new job within weeks. Strangely I've found it much harder finding a job while I'm in work... Got some i

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