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I question these numbers. Where did he get them from? How did his source calculate these numbers? Do these numbers take into consideration the lingering after effects of infection, such as breathing problems, heart problems, systemic health issues?
Nice try on the propoganda. Not buying it.
Nice try on the propoganda. Not buying it.
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SGT Edward Wilcox
SPC(P) (Join to see) - My only response to you is this: No expert is going to know everything, but they are going to know a damn site more than you or me. That is why I will trust an expert before I trust a conspiracy theory. The quote you cite is not unusual. If you didn't prepare the paper, then you won't know what's in it. Doesn't mean he wasn't an expert in whatever it was he was talking about.
You have to stop distrusting experts. They are experts for a reason.
You have to stop distrusting experts. They are experts for a reason.
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SGT Edward Wilcox when experts are bought and paid for, they no longer are experts but puppets. Look at your experts on ALL sides and find the common denominator between them. And then search it out and study it and make your own choice what to believe. But do not follow the masses because those who lead them have fancy titles and shiny ornaments that adorn their chests.
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SGT Edward Wilcox
SPC(P) (Join to see) - And who are you to decide when an expert has been bought? Is that when they no longer agree with your assumptions?
You choose to not trust because you think that makes you more informed. The part you are missing is how the experts became experts. That process did not happen through many minutes of internet searching. They are experts because they studied the topic for years, and have many more years experience in their field. That is why I choose to trust them.
Having said that, I do look at who the employer is, or who funded a study. But I do not automatically distrust just because they were called an expert. And, yes, I do some research, but I know that I will never know enough on some topics to call the experts liars.
You choose to not trust because you think that makes you more informed. The part you are missing is how the experts became experts. That process did not happen through many minutes of internet searching. They are experts because they studied the topic for years, and have many more years experience in their field. That is why I choose to trust them.
Having said that, I do look at who the employer is, or who funded a study. But I do not automatically distrust just because they were called an expert. And, yes, I do some research, but I know that I will never know enough on some topics to call the experts liars.
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SGT Edward Wilcox I am always open to new ideas and do not think someone had been baught because we disagree. People are weak, they're selfish and t bgg EU thrive on greed. If you want to know if someone has been bought, you look at their polar shift in coting habits, their abrupt change in viewpoints and if those correlate with a sudden increase in assets. I do not spend minutes looking at the internet, I do my homework.
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And why the masks? And why the lockdowns? And why the vaccines? NONE of them are needed.
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SSG Carlos Madden
SPC(P) (Join to see) - Because despite the rates of survival, there are still too many cases of people getting it and needing hospitalization.
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Mortality Analyses - Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center
How does mortality differ across countries? Examining the number of deaths per confirmed case and per 100,000 population. A global comparison.
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