MBDK
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Tippit???Hell, there were people who thought bathing would make you sick.
Tippit???Hell, there were people who thought bathing would make you sick.
Deeply infused with illusory superiority.Contradiction and irrationally are the sauce in which conspiracy thinking is best dipped in for a deeper taste of crazy.
Then your true purpose of posting here is???What you, and people like you find believable, is the least of my concerns.
There is a difference between contemporary, experimental, for-profit allopathic medical science, and well-accepted medical science. Not everything that masquerades as science, is science. In fact, I can't think of a time before now when science has been so politicized.
What I actually will do, is pick and choose among the benefits that medical science offers, while being fully aware of its limitations and conflicts of interest and being skeptical all the while.
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What you, and people like you find believable, is the least of my concerns.
I will believe what I think is true, and most likely, above all.
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But your two quotations didn't distinguish that at all. I presume, then, you just mis-spoke (mis-typed?) yourself. If that's all that was, that's fine, we've all done it.
Evidence? Also, what is your answer to my earlier request for an actual example that shows your belief that the secrecy of compartmentalization is valid?There have, correspondingly, been lots of research that has been suppressed or ignored because it can’t be monetized, or because it doesn’t further some political agenda.
I charitably (tried) to give you a path out of it -If you were trying to be charitable, you would have realized that such a distinction is obvious. Obviously there have been lots of beneficial advances in medical science. There have, correspondingly, been lots of research that has been suppressed or ignored because it can’t be monetized, or because it doesn’t further some political agenda.
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I presume, then, you just mis-spoke (mis-typed?) yourself. If that's all that was, that's fine, we've all done it.
whether that path was based on something incorrect or not, whether you mis-spoke or not. It was still me giving you a path out of it, charitably.
Oh well.
The authors of the paper (see below link) had it peer reviewed. Within months of publishing paper on 3-28-2020 Robert Garry and Kristian Andersen received $8.9M in grants from NIH. There is a large story as to how this paper came to be but I am sure you all know it. Then as time went on, this paper got debunked.I don't need a path out of it. There are serious limitations in peer reviewed medical science, and randomized controlled trials which have led to a lot of "science" that isn't so, and actual science that is suppressed.
Peer review is a scam, it's like George Carlin talking about Congress... "it's a big club and you ain't in it."
I don't need a path out of it. There are serious limitations in peer reviewed medical science, and randomized controlled trials which have led to a lot of "science" that isn't so, and actual science that is suppressed. This doesn't mean that I don't bathe with soap, or use toothpaste as was suggested.
But you wrote, "I have zero trust of, and absolute cynicism for medical “science”, and It’s hard for me to even ponder how others don’t have the same cynicism".I never claimed this.
Cancer treatment and research are probably one of the most dubious aspects of medical science. Blah blah blah...
I asked you a very specific question regarding how the fiat money system could possibly be gamed, and you apparently aren't capable of answering it. Would you like to try again?
More or less, yes. I realize this is a difficult concept for you to comprehend, and requires some "imagination".
But the only alternative to some ridiculous idea of a top down method of global control by a huge network of psychopaths, is the idea of compartmentalization, and not so much people at the top giving direct orders, but using monetary influence to select people who are already predetermined to serve their agenda without even knowing it.
Kind of like you are doing right now by defending them, and discrediting the notion that any of this is even possible.
It doesn't mean they're omnipotent, but it does mean that they're perpetually trying to set up a world in which they are.
Science-by-social-media is a scam. Alternative medicine is a scam. CT paranoia is a scam. Russian disinfo is a scam. Libertarian psychopathy is a scam. Andrew Wakefield and other self-interested BS artists are a scam.
Peer review, though, is not a scam.
No its his go to bugbear. THEY are behind everything, no matter how silly or contradicting or illogical.
In his world the fact that they control banking and can make up all the money they want they still need to gather up chump change from vaccines?
It's like a theist claiming the Devil or God is behind everything that happens.
It's his go to 'evidence' when he had none.
In academia one writes papers. Partially on the basis of productivity, one receives grants. Do you have any evidence of something fishy with respect to this grant? Regarding peer review, it is not perfect, and no one I know has ever claimed it was. I can imagine tweaks, but I cannot imagine an entirely different system that would be even as good, let alone better.The authors of the paper (see below link) had it peer reviewed. Within months of publishing paper on 3-28-2020 Robert Garry and Kristian Andersen received $8.9M in grants from NIH. There is a large story as to how this paper came to be but I am sure you all know it. Then as time went on, this paper got debunked.
Peer review is a scam, it's like George Carlin talking about Congress... "it's a big club and you ain't in it."
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32284615/