Do u think networks should have run it? Wanted to add many things he said were wrong. But should it be censored?
Basically, Election was stolen. Dead people Ilegal aliens, Ilegal voting machines All u already heard.
Yes. according to his DOJ and courts. Should it be censored? Even if All were lies.Oh, so nothing new and more fake bull shit?
Censored? No.Yes. according to his DOJ and courts. Should it be censored? Even if All were lies.
Yes. according to his DOJ and courts. Should it be censored? Even if All were lies.
"Fact check" companies are always liberal. Like have Jr do a fact check on Biden and see how well that goes. Youtube, Facebook, and others have a proven liberal bias. Ask folks in Germany in their 90s how easy it is to fall for propaganda.
Snowflake."Fact check" companies are always liberal. Like have Jr do a fact check on Biden and see how well that goes. Youtube, Facebook, and others have a proven liberal bias. Ask folks in Germany in their 90s how easy it is to fall for propaganda.
This!!!!I think this is a fascinating argument. See I value expertise. Most farmers are Republicans. Most librarians are democrats. If I need an expert at farming, I'm more likely to end up dealing with a Republican. If I need an expert on books, I'm more likely to deal with a Democrat. So what?
If most of the people doing legitimate fact checking lean left, that doesn't devalue fact-checking. Perhaps it means left-leaning people tend to care more about truth. Perhaps it means there's a broader need for fact-checking right-wing sources in today's environment. Perhaps it means fact-checking tends to bread in culturally liberal environments. Whatever the case, those are still the people dedicating themselves to researching and sorting signal from noise.
Had someone on FB tell me Nature (the science journal) wasn't credible because of it's left slant. So I asked him what right-leaning science journals I can look to for balance. He acknowledged that right-leaning science journals don't exist. What's the end game here? To devalue expertise. Why? So con-artists can sell you snake oil and when the expert says "woah that's just snake oil" you can say "Fake news!" without having to even ponder the possibility you're wrong.
I think this is a fascinating argument. See I value expertise. Most farmers are Republicans. Most librarians are democrats. If I need an expert at farming, I'm more likely to end up dealing with a Republican. If I need an expert on books, I'm more likely to deal with a Democrat. So what?
If most of the people doing legitimate fact checking lean left, that doesn't devalue fact-checking. Perhaps it means left-leaning people tend to care more about truth. Perhaps it means there's a broader need for fact-checking right-wing sources in today's environment. Perhaps it means fact-checking tends to bread in culturally liberal environments. Whatever the case, those are still the people dedicating themselves to researching and sorting signal from noise.
Had someone on FB tell me Nature (the science journal) wasn't credible because of it's left slant. So I asked him what right-leaning science journals I can look to for balance. He acknowledged that right-leaning science journals don't exist. What's the end game here? To devalue expertise. Why? So con-artists can sell you snake oil and when the expert says "woah that's just snake oil" you can say "Fake news!" without having to even ponder the possibility you're wrong.
He didn't answer questions.Press conference? It was a propaganda film.
I think this is a fascinating argument. See I value expertise. Most farmers are Republicans. Most librarians are democrats. If I need an expert at farming, I'm more likely to end up dealing with a Republican. If I need an expert on books, I'm more likely to deal with a Democrat. So what?
If most of the people doing legitimate fact checking lean left, that doesn't devalue fact-checking. Perhaps it means left-leaning people tend to care more about truth. Perhaps it means there's a broader need for fact-checking right-wing sources in today's environment. Perhaps it means fact-checking tends to bread in culturally liberal environments. Whatever the case, those are still the people dedicating themselves to researching and sorting signal from noise.
Had someone on FB tell me Nature (the science journal) wasn't credible because of it's left slant. So I asked him what right-leaning science journals I can look to for balance. He acknowledged that right-leaning science journals don't exist. What's the end game here? To devalue expertise. Why? So con-artists can sell you snake oil and when the expert says "woah that's just snake oil" you can say "Fake news!" without having to even ponder the possibility you're wrong.
interesting post, RobUCF. We’ve certainly seen the devaluation of experts here on the WC.Trump supporters are similar in that by devaluing experts, they can then believe in whatever "truths" they choose regardless of facts and science.
I listened to a really interesting radio program a few weeks ago related to this. It was a comparison between Trump supporters and early agnostics. The gist was that during the beginnings of agnosticism many of the leaders were considered to be divine and held their positions as experts on God. By believing that man couldn't truly ever comprehend God, and that God was inherently unknowable, they devalued the position of religious experts.
Trump supporters are similar in that by devaluing experts, they can then believe in whatever "truths" they choose regardless of facts and science.
You know a lot of "experts" aren't willing to speak up, right? Instead I see some of the top surgeons in the area throwing parties. I see medical lobbyists maskless in large gatherings with a commie governor at $850 per plate. I know someone that owns multiple medical facilities across Central Florida that says there is nothing to worry about unless you're in an at risk group. Asthma, diabetes, elderly, etc.
No. It proves that he is correct: this whole thing is a hoax and all democrats are communist hypocrites.You keep talking about these doctors throwing massive 30-50 person parties. Not only is it weird but it's just irresponsible, regardless of how one might feel ab how this has been politicized.
If you voted for Trump once, you're an idiot.If you full support Trump in Dec of 2020, you belong to a cult. Full stop.
You keep talking about these doctors throwing massive 30-50 person parties. Not only is it weird but it's just irresponsible, regardless of how one might feel ab how this has been politicized.
I listened to a really interesting radio program a few weeks ago related to this. It was a comparison between Trump supporters and early agnostics. The gist was that during the beginnings of agnosticism many of the leaders were considered to be divine and held their positions as experts on God. By believing that man couldn't truly ever comprehend God, and that God was inherently unknowable, they devalued the position of religious experts.
Trump supporters are similar in that by devaluing experts, they can then believe in whatever "truths" they choose regardless of facts and science.
Good stuff.
I think historically, we'll look back on this era as a sort of anti-enlightenment. An era where disinformation undermined expertise and reason.
In Dr. Knigthttime's little brain, it's just a risk of getting the sniffles and there is no real danger. I also 100% think he's full of shit with these "parties."
But let's assume he's telling the truth: as you said, it's irresponsible. I know, I know, Dr. Knighttime, it's just the sniffles and only old people die. It's really amazing to me how callous and reprehensible a statement like that is. I have older parents. I would like to think they could live a few more years and continue to enjoy their grandchildren. Why don't older lives matter? I know I know, they should hole up for 2 years because you're too fukcing selfish to care two shits.
Oh, I know, I know, it's just people who were already sick. Not true past a certain age threshold at all. Oh, I know, I know--it's just kind of a bad flu. Oh, I know I know, masks don't work. Oh I know, I know, there are equally as stupid and irresponsible assholes on the left who say one thing and do another. Oh I know, I know: you have unlimited red herrings and strawmen and myriad logical fallacies in your arsenal. You are cheap entertainment at best.
Sorry but the chuds can't debate why the commie States with highest restrictions are seeing no difference from non commie States. Masks aren't working.
Masks Are Neither Effective Nor Safe: A Summary Of The Science - WorldHealth.net
This article was originally posted by Colleen Huber, NMD on PRIMARYDOCTOR.org on July 6, 2020, it presents some interesting fact-based points in contradiction of what is now commonplace rhetoric being perpetuated by mainstream media, and it creates another avenue of discussion of resources that...worldhealth.net
More people have died from covid in just the past two days than died in 9/11. But I'm sure I'll be told that is not 'the reality' in most areas or other such nonsense.It isn't a surprise that medical lobbyists, executives, and governors get caught in large groups maskless. They have the insights. What is told publicly differs from what is the reality in most areas.
From covid or with covid?
Basically, Election was stolen. Dead people Ilegal aliens, Ilegal voting machines All u already heard.
You’re cherry picking a bit. Controlled studies examining just the mask material in perfect conditions correlate with the study you present. But studies in the real world have had a much greater variety of results. Human behavior and mask saturation are real issues that cannot simply be controlled away. Yet you take those overly controlled studies as gospel and then chastise anyone who expresses doubts. Telling people they’re crazy and then presenting an argument based on an oversimplification of the problem is not the best way to win them over to your side.The article you posted is from July 6th. There's a good reason public health experts didn't push masks early on and it has alot to do with the data you referenced in that article. Conventional wisdom - pre-covid - was that widespread masking would not be effective for a flu-like virus.
Now, with months worth of data from places all over the world, a better understanding of how the virus spreads, and laboratory testing of how effective (or not) masking is at limiting the volume of micro-droplets escaping into an air-space, there is very compelling evidence that masking provides reasonable benefit at very low cost.
We have excellent data that the IFR of COVID is lower today than it was early on. There's a variety of reasons that could drive that, but masking might actually be a contributor. Why? Exposing people to a lower dose of the virus than they may have received without masking.
Research using hamsters with surgical mask barriers between airflow cage-to-cage showed no only a reduction in transmission, but a reduction in case severity for those who were infected.
Trump causes brain cancer.
You’re cherry picking a bit. Controlled studies examining just the mask material in perfect conditions correlate with the study you present. But studies in the real world have had a much greater variety of results. Human behavior and mask saturation are real issues that cannot simply be controlled away. Yet you take those overly controlled studies as gospel and then chastise anyone who expresses doubts. Telling people they’re crazy and then presenting an argument based on an oversimplification of the problem is not the best way to win them over to your side.
I'm saying that you're cherry picking the studies that control out real-world conditions and then presenting only that evidence as "compelling." The real world studies of the effects of masks used by human beings aren't nearly as compelling. Some say no effect, some site populations with mask usage with lower incidence but don't account for other behavioral characteristics, some show that people engage in riskier behavior thus making the masks more dangerous than non-masking. In totality, the efficacy of masks in the real human population under real life, non-medical behavioral circumstances is still not well understood.I don't think me saying "there is very compelling evidence that masking provides reasonable benefit at very low cost" is really all that unreasonable. This isn't a binary "masks work or they don't" question. It's a matter of (1) how well they work in (2) what conditions and (3) at what cost?
You have to make policy decisions with limited information available. You don't have perfect knowledge and yes - the data isn't conclusive. Even studies that show widespread masking work I have trouble taking at face value because I don't know how you can actually isolate masking as an independent variable (vs people simply changing behavior as case counts rise).
Masking is one tool. It's cheap and doesn't cause any economic consequence. It's all upside and no downside.
I'm saying that you're cherry picking the studies that control out real-world conditions and then presenting only that evidence as "compelling." The real world studies of the effects of masks used by human beings aren't nearly as compelling. Some say no effect, some site populations with mask usage with lower incidence but don't account for other behavioral characteristics, some show that people engage in riskier behavior thus making the masks more dangerous than non-masking. In totality, the efficacy of masks in the real human population under real life, non-medical behavioral circumstances is still not well understood.
I think 2 or 3 months ago I would have generally agreed with what you said here. I'd recommend you flip through the latest CDC slide deck on masking. I'm not aware of credible data being currently put out that argues widespread masking to have no effect for this virus. So while I agree it's not well understood, it is understood well enough to make a binary decision based on potential benefit vs cost.
So how long do we all have to wear masks in an ideal situation, where everybody uses them religiously?I think 2 or 3 months ago I would have generally agreed with what you said here. I'd recommend you flip through the latest CDC slide deck on masking. I'm not aware of credible data being currently put out that argues widespread masking to have no effect for this virus. So while I agree it's not well understood, it is understood well enough to make a binary decision based on potential benefit vs cost.
Thank you for this. I've read some of the studies and found them overly restricted but I'm guessing there's enough other out there for this conclusion. A number of those things presented in the slides (such as the events and flights) are anecdotal and they don't present the alternative. How many flights and events had similar number with no masking or how bad were the no-masked events and flights. Regardless, the most important part for policy is this:I think 2 or 3 months ago I would have generally agreed with what you said here. I'd recommend you flip through the latest CDC slide deck on masking. I'm not aware of credible data being currently put out that argues widespread masking to have no effect for this virus. So while I agree it's not well understood, it is understood well enough to make a binary decision based on potential benefit vs cost.
agree 1000%Every day that passes, Trump and his followers become more anti-American. His actions are treason, and should not be seen by Americans