abystander

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by abystander 5y ago
I notice a lot of run-of-the-mill liberals automatically assume their opponents who aren't manifestly crazy are "devil's advocates" or not making the argument in good faith. It seems intellectually lazy and the epitome o
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by abystander 5y ago
Since they claim a quarter of patients are showing symptoms and one of those is depression - how do they separate the out the effect of the de facto criminalization of social activity, an innate human behavior ingrained in our DNA after mil
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by abystander 5y ago
> there will always be a lot of doom and gloomers predicting massive inflation Clearly if all the actually essential things like education, housing and healthcare are manifestly unaffordable - it's not a matter of prediction - it&#x
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by abystander 5y ago
It coincides with a society that's become hyper-focused on historically small risks. Look at anxiety rates in children, etc. I guess it must have to do with the progress of humanity. Life has become so good that even relatively small d
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by abystander 5y ago
> The bigger issue would be if "Original Antigenic Sin" [0] could impact the immune systems response presumably if this is an issue at all - it'd be because most people are "locked into" the spike protein as the
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by abystander 5y ago
> I don't particularly care for the opinion of one lone man. Same thing happened with Galileo - I'm not saying anti-climate change perspectives are tantamount to Galileo, but it's precisely that line of thinking that margi
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by abystander 5y ago
By that logic, re: outlawing speeding: "imagine making driving a crime."