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   by xxxxxyyg1 6y ago

   The stereotypical NYT reader is precisely the ruling class. The ones that always say their opinions are not a matter of politics. The ones that claim "reality has a liberal bias." When faced with divergent opinions or norms, goes
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   by xxxxxyyg1 6y ago

   It's going to be interesting to see the inevitable backlash when some fascist populist leader rises to power and uses the normalized vocabulary of "spreading misinformation" to abuse people.
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   by xxxxxyyg1 6y ago

   > Also, there is often a confusion where scientist say "we do not know (yet)" and it gets interpreted as "it does not". Scientists seem completely comfortable saying things like "racism is the real virus" th
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   by xxxxxyyg1 6y ago

   > According to the studies I linked above, closing schools during outbreaks saved many, many thousands of (mostly adult) lives. How many millions of children have had a profound impact on their lives, essentially sacrificing crucial year
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   by xxxxxyyg1 6y ago

   If we're going to be super sensitive about the almost non-existent threat of children wrt sars-cov-2 why aren't we also super sensitive about destroying any semblance of normality in children's lives? Surely this damages chil