The "Scientific Consensus" is a religion

Lifestyle changes will affect your immune system which will determine how well you fight off the virus when you come in contact with it. Lifestyle changes will also keep you healthier which will make it so that you don't get as sick when you do get sick or the sickness won't have as much of an impact on you. Do you believe that someone who's super unhealthy and overweight is going to be affected by a virus the same way as someone who's super healthy?

@HasanIQtest @Yeab_sera21 @simonmaechling Also, lifestyle changes don't do shit against contagious viruses. Ebola doesn't care how healthy you were before you caught it, it will kill you without medicine. Are you possibly an RFK Jr fan? The guy that denies germ theory?

Science is hard. You have to prove it, test it, and reproduce the results. Pseudoscience is easy. Make it up. Add fear. Watch it spread.

Completely agree that the elites on the left aren't using suicidal empathy, they're manipulating their base with it. Their base and the people that control them are very different. The base is getting COMPLETELY conned. But is Saad even arguing that the elites are using suicidal empathy? I thought he was talking about the base, not the elites.

Oh, I personally agree that suicidal empathy is a real problem. I just also agree with the article author that Saad does a really poor job of arguing about the concept. The rich and the powerful do not engage in suicidal empathy. They would never do anything that would risk *their* well-being. Suicidal empathy exists exclusively as a mind virus inflicted on the middle class to keep them subjugated.

Absolutely and necessarily brutal

@StevenMScully @simonmaechling I don't know if I believe science will ever be that good. it seems like every time we discover something, we realize there's 8 more things we don't know about.

@HasanIQtest @simonmaechling Though I do believe there will come a time when the pieces of the puzzle are so filled in and distinguishable that people will legitimately deduce it (like wheel of fortune). In the meantime, people will guess at it and not even match all observations (like letters in WoF).

Science is always open to new evidence. But science does not throw away strong conclusions every time someone has a suspicion, anecdote, or viral post. A well-established scientific result only changes when there is stronger evidence against it.

@StevenMScully @simonmaechling Ya exactly. I would say that the idea that there's even ambiguity in what data means is a foreign concept to most people.

@HasanIQtest @simonmaechling Agreed. And modern science loves to slap explanations on that data that don't get treated with the same scrutiny as any potential replacement explanations. Its like the person documenting an observation is assumed to be the person(s) most fit to explain why the data occurred.

@DerekPederson3 What's the solution then?

Cancel culture is free speech. If you want a totally unregulated marketplace of ideas, then of course speech cancellation monopolies and other such bad actors will just take over the whole thing. Why wouldn’t they?

I will die on the hill that the IDW began as an anti-free speech movement that in fact sought informal speech regulations against progressive excesses, and later morphed into more of a pro-free speech movement where everyone could spout whatever conspiracy theory they wanted.

@AlyssaLogic @sola_chad Why not just up your standard?

@sola_chad Because a lot of men are weak and retarded and can’t give this or anything close to a happy life Work is insurance against male failure and that’s just the reality

How much propaganda had to be forced down our throats to make women believe a mediocre salary and PowerPoints were better than this?

@GBX_Press Scientism

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@goodfoodgal Normalize calling scientism a cult

Bill wants you dead. Because Bill hates you. And he’s going to get you eventually: Poisonous Vaccines Fake meat Ticks Viruses Modified food Sun blocking He’s got all bases covered.

@JSONmaxxing @joeroganhq 💯

@joeroganhq wow it took him 10 years to figure out his TDS isn't healthy. will pay attention when he offers his next great insight in 2036.

Sam Harris on Trump: "He's been better than many people could have hoped and certainly than really any Democrat would have been expected to be. It causes me a fair amount of pain to admit that, but I just think it's true."

@Saladboy49 @XloveizlifeX @grok @Suresh_00S “Personal trainer”

@XloveizlifeX @grok @Suresh_00S Yeah I am a personal trainer and have been training for years. your response is tiktok 30 day abs cope.

hey @grok show us who he would look after three years of intense workout training

@DonSuths88 @simonmaechling @grok can you help

@HasanIQtest @simonmaechling ive provided enoughl

The most dangerous virus right now isn’t biological. It’s the belief that expertise itself is oppression. So when science tries to reduce suffering or prevent deaths, people call it tyranny. A society that treats public health as the enemy stops protecting itself from reality.

@Inadvertantview @behindleftlies @cimarron_kid @Humanlty1o1 Normalize calling scientism a cult

@cimarron_kid @Humanlty1o1 They scrounged up so much fear that we let them experiment on us. That’s why. And they continue to do so today.

Not saying no one died in 2020-2021, but how many people actually knew someone who died of Covid. And without comorbidity. Not many I think.

@agsonsol Normalize calling scientism a cult

One of the strangest things about Alpha-gal syndrome is how many people probably spent years confused about what was happening to their body. Imagine eating the same foods your entire life… then suddenly getting sick for seemingly no reason, going from doctor to doctor without answers. 💀

@phteocos Ya same here with Se. I couldn’t imagine having to use it all the time

@HasanIQtest I actually do, but it's very targetted because it takes me a ton of energy to use it all the time

majority of society are dominant sensors so barely any long-term thoughtful introspection by default

I think I've noticed that women aren't falling for the "trust the science" stuff as much as men. I'd love to know why that is. Props to you guys.

@pwilsondtf Normalize calling scientism a cult

Arrest Bill Gates! Crimes against humanity

@denisrancourt Keep fighting the good fight. This is some of the most important work there is at the moment.

So many followerless, brainless, faceless bots to block. Where do they all come from?

By vaccinating you put others in danger. You accept the complete corruption of science, clinical trials and service medicine and you promote and condone a grotesque medical scam run by Pharma-occupied institutions and Pharma-captured governments, which kills and maims without any benefit to the subjects. It is morally wrong to vaccinate.

Ya you really do need the philosophical piece, otherwise you have no idea what the data you're gathering even means, or how significant it is, how it fits into everything else, etc. It's just data in a vacuum. Like one of the biggest problems I notice is that, when a study is done, that data is automatically given more significance than all of the other data that hasn't been discovered yet. For example, let's say studies come out showing that eating too many carrots causes some illness. Well what may be the case (and often is the case) is that if you were to run the same kind of studies on the other vegetables they would all cause illness. So there was nothing special about carrots. You can picture all of the universe as like this giant undiscovered sea of information. When we discover little pieces of it, those pieces don't suddenly become more important than the rest just because we figured them out.

@HasanIQtest @simonmaechling That being because it is composed of that which IS, ALL that IS. Falsity is an easy pill to swallow because it is void of substance, being composed of that which isn't.

@phteocos I can smell your "don't give a fuck about Fe through the screen" XD

@phteocos INTP lol

Whenever there is money to be made, that's usually when I get skeptical of the "science." Our capitalist system basically looks for solutions to problems using "products" instead of lifestyle changes. So to name a few, it would be a lot of the pharmaceuticals (pills), covid vaccine, etc.

@HasanIQtest @Yeab_sera21 @simonmaechling But let's hear it. What scientific conclusion do you think is being bought out. Is it vaccine safety? The fraudulence of homeopathy? Evolution being true? The earth being a globe? You use the word "Scientism" so I can't rule anything out.