may be rude

not a record because the other guy got 7 million more also the 14th amendment prevents insurrectionists from running for office. and the most bipartisan senate vote in the last 3 years was that trump incited insurrection.

what if we went back to using shells for money

???

https://sirfrogsworth.tumblr.com/post/180094050736/a-degree-in-nonsense?hcb=1

i think you're a good-faith debater and i appreciate the honest debate. further, i think it is important to test assumptions. however, i don't think the vet on weinstein's podcast has pointed out a mechanism that evaded the attention of the largest scientific vaccine development push in history.

this is an Appeal to Motive fallacy here's the AMA recommending vaccination https://www.ama-assn.org/system/files/2020-12/covid-19-vaccine-patient-faqs.pdf

alright well the CDC and the WHO recommend getting vaccinated https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/keythingstoknow.html?s_cid=10496:covid vaccine update:sem.ga:p:RG:GM:gen:PTN:FY21 https://www.who.int/news-room/feature-stories/detail/getting-the-covid-19-vaccine

immunizations don't cause mutations, it's the opposite. allowing the virus to be more prevalent is what will cause mutations. where are you getting your info, @Claudius t Ansuulim? i wish you wouldn't spread harmful nonsense in dramatic large font. please lmk where you got this

@cyanobacteria

sounds good imo

india needs all surplus vaxxes yesterday what you see here is that new cases skyrocketted, and that deaths are currently around 2,000 per day. this means that 1 month from now deaths will be much worse. they could lose 100,000 + people in a month. if they don't get it contained it could be half a million over a few months.

zagreb is insane

which one of you is adam curtis? your new documentary series is absolutely sick. the score:

good news

wb ding. what's up with the man fairies?

you're fake news

so good

where do you see that?

cool thing about this artist Zdzislaw Beksinski

whoa

people don't realize the power of megaphones. look at alex jones

true, though i never watched that one.

the thing with qanon is that it's hard to cover, report on, and do a documentary on correctly. there was a lot of talk about the "truth sandwich" best practice for reporting on disinfo, during 2020 in the US. disinfo can reach a level of being problematic, such that you need to report on it, even though reporting on it brings more attention to it. so the correct way to refer to a lie is: the actual truth the false thing again, the truth i've heard mixed reviews of the hbo doc, but haven't watched it yet. hbo does good stuff but it's easy to deliver an off-point doc, and this is a subject where being off-point means you botched it. i think we still don't appreciate the magnitude of what happened on earth over the last 30 years. it's not that we have introduced an information element. reality was always informational at its core. the universe is in your mind. mind is first. what we've done is completely reconfigured this core stratum, turned it upside down and gave it a bunch of drugs. the dawn of the internet and software will probably be remembered as a more transformational point than the industrial revolution. the big picture was already impossibly complex, and things will only get moreso, because deception multiplies complexity, and disarray in the info space has allowed decepton to achieve great successes. this hurdle of getting society able to swim in a chaotic information space is unavoidable and important. by the time we've made it through that, we will be emerging on the other side of history, where we have worked out more wrinkles of global civilzation and distributed benefits of the quantum leap of technological potency that we have already achieved, such that humans can all work less and have better lives.