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revelio
3y ago
You're arguing something different. maerF0x0 is saying that survey respondents are saying what they think they're supposed to say, but they don't really care, which is why they think other people should be the ones to do some
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revelio
3y ago
News stories aren't evidence. They are written to make you click and then subscribe. The doomer perspective is simply wrong. There is no increase in extreme weather, just reporting of it. This document goes through all the data for the
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revelio
3y ago
Almost definitionally so, because the world isn't going to be destroyed from global warming. Unfortunately the "scientists" we actually get aren't serious and many of them say exactly that. https://www.cbsnews
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revelio
3y ago
What if pacific islands aren't actually sinking? https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-02954-1 Results highlight a net increase in land area in Tuvalu of 73.5 ha (2.9%), despite sea-level rise, and land area
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3y ago
Farms that stop surviving winter due to it being warmer ? Please point to these farms, and the underwater houses whilst you're at it.
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revelio
3y ago
NHS service levels are a real issue. The NHS has actually collapsed and unfortunately the population is in denial about this because being honest about the causes is difficult, ideologically. It has been bleeding staff to Australia/NZ
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3y ago
That paper isn't robust evidence, it's the kind of joke quality that typifies masks-work papers actually. RCTs are how you try to decide whether a medical intervention works, they're considered the gold standard for a reason.
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3y ago
It's because the education system is systematically biased against males and they pick up on this, correctly perceiving education as a system run by sexists that will penalize them for their gender and which doesn't really want th
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3y ago
Same here. Wife is amazing: razor sharp, smart, beautiful, hard worker, happy to cook and help out around the home (we divide the tasks). Self employed, working class. Not particularly ideological, if anything she's conservative in the
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3y ago
Right, that's the sort of Problem People that are being discussed here. Without a doubt you use the term "blatantly misogynistic" in ways so far removed from the actual meaning as to be both useless and unpredictable. I'
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3y ago
Vague phrases like emotional intelligence are often being used as a euphemism for other things unfortunately, for example, women are drastically less likely than men to be politically tolerant. So this can simply be women saying they only w
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3y ago
Why is it interesting? Alternative apps aren't necessarily going to show ads, which is how Reddit makes money. Surely those statements are mundane.
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Trump is to blame for the behavior of the company that banned Trump's subreddit? Is there anything this man can't be blamed for?
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revelio
3y ago
No, saying masks work is the ignorant position here. There is no robust evidence that community masking has any effect, and people have looked hard for it. You can easily confirm this yourself because mask mandates had no impact whatsoever
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revelio
3y ago
The Times isn't a tabloid either, jesus christ. Have you ever actually lived in the UK? It feels like you're just making things up to try and muddy the waters here, in the hope of making all this stuff go away. To assist: The Time
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3y ago
The article in question states explicitly that the lab was doing military research on viruses.
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3y ago
The Sunday Times isn't a tabloid!
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> Anyone with a brain could understand that if people weren't in a position to breath on each other, the virus wouldnt spread as quickly. This can be rephrased as "it's just obvious/common sense that lockdowns work&
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Early on Sweden had more deaths which led people to argue lockdowns worked, but then things subsided and other countries caught up and then surpassed it, leading to Sweden ending up near the bottom of the COVID death league tables (in Europ
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Vallance is in no way comparable to Tegnell. Valance and the other UK/SAGE "experts" were quite happy to invert their advice overnight on the basis of nothing. Like all the others they were making decisions based on politics
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Given how people are reacting here, they could literally release it at the same time as mass vaccinating their own population with pre-stockpiled vaccine, assert that it was simply the massive superiority of Chinese science that allowed it
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Lab leak theory was suppressed worldwide, it wasn't just in the USA.
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This is revisionism. The only place in Europe that didn't lock down was Sweden and they were viciously attacked in the media for it, additionally Anders Tegnall was also attacked by other epidemiologists. I followed it all very closely
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It was all dismissed as misinformation and conspiracies. https://edition.cnn.com/2020/04/13/us/coronavirus-made-in-la... The latest poll from the public opinion fact tank shows that misinformation aroun
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3y ago
> These conspiracy theories lead to a marked rise in violent attacks on anyone of Asian descent in the US Where? Can you back this up with clear evidence? And assuming this claim isn't simply made up, in what universe would it be
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Viruses mutate because they are constantly exposed to the immune systems of people who were already previously infected, so they have to mutate in order to dodge prior natural immunity. That isn't a concern if most people who get infec
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That seems reasonable, yes.
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Unfortunately, the article states explicitly that there was ill intent and extensive PLA involvement with the lab. The military was also given positions of responsibility in the Wuhan institute, according to a US Senate report. A book publ
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The article is only facts and direct evidence. Where is the innuendo? It covers specific experiments they were doing, in order and in detail, complete with specific biological information and funding sources. It also provides extensive evid
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3y ago
You don't actually have any definition of "alt right", it's a made up term used to mean anyone who isn't an extreme progressive. > Even they are not silenced by the government, so even their free speech is being
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