Rockie wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 9:29 am
So inbetween tests wear a mask.
The original point is that a negative test DOES NOT release you from the mask-wearing requirement. They are also saying that the vaccine won't either. Back to the question-if you're not sick, why wear a mask?
Rockie wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 9:29 am
Tests are not 100% accurate.
This also means that the confirmed COVID data is bad. It implies that everyone is following erroneous data. We shut down the world based on this data.
Rockie wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 9:29 am
Not having a PHD in infectious desease and devoting the last year to extensive research of it, why would I?
Because it's about how well you follow authority figures and not about actual science. They were actually researching it in a lab in Wuhan for the past several years. The past 1 year has simply been the TV soap opera part. This just shows how directly you're connected to mainstream media. They tell you what to do, you hop. You have one thing right, though-They're way ahead of you on this. They trick you with twisted language and make you believe that their contradictions are somehow linked to the genius that only they possess.
Rockie wrote: ↑Fri Feb 12, 2021 9:29 am
No, he's a doctor working in the same field he's been in his whole professional life.
A doctor in title only. He gets to be the face of disease because he is able to yank hundreds of millions of dollars for research and help his political and business friends invest in the next "health crisis." He is an investor (along with Gates) in vaccine research, which includes a Wuhan facility. This alone should be enough conflict of interest to disqualify him...in a normal world. Referring to the Iraq analogy-Remember when the Yanks went into Iraq and awarded Cheney and his buddies contracts without a bid process? This is the same.
smarter than a chicken
"Chicken" struck me as a metaphor. See how I used it to compare a chicken pecking at its food to a person feeding off of the news?
Ah, literary devices. Not everybody gets it.