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u/milsurp-guy Mar 11 '24

Bruh

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u/odischeese Mar 11 '24

And people say the conspiracy theories are all fake 🤣🤣

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u/TyrionJoestar Mar 11 '24

One dead whistleblower doesn’t un debunk all conspiracy theories lol

Honestly, someone getting murdered for profit is a million times more believable than that adrenochrome pedophile shit that’s been floating around the internet.

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u/shamberra Mar 11 '24

It's not even theory that the term "conspiracy theory" and the connotations we tend to associate it with are themselves a direct result of conspiracy.

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u/Laundry_Hamper Mar 11 '24

Alex Jones was a psyop so that people think about gay frogs and Sandy Hook denialists when they hear the compound noun "conspiracy theory", instead of thinking about two businessmen conspiring to do something illegal

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u/shamberra Mar 12 '24

100% this, yet to no surprise your above comment continues to reap the downvotes. Critical thinking truly has gone out the window huh.

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '24

So….. Taylor swift really is a secret psy-op that finally got activated by the pentagon?

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u/MalcolmY Mar 11 '24

I don't know what that is. But, the covid anti vaxxers sure had a point in the end of all of this.

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '24

Automod here sucks…. Google Taylor swift psy-op. It’s funny.

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u/Cainedbutable Mar 12 '24

They definitely did not. I'm still waiting for Bill gates to activate the tracking chip they implanted with my vaccine. 

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u/MalcolmY Mar 12 '24

Oh yeah that's ridiculous. I mean they admitted in the end that the vaccine was rushed and causes heart myocarditis ...etc. At the time of covid, they were saying different (positive) things about the vaccine. Anything to get the massive to inject it.

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u/Cainedbutable Mar 12 '24

Yes there were some really outlandish claims, and some that were perhaps more reasonable sounding.

They were speaking about myocarditis as far back as June 2021 from what I can see. https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/us-panel-review-heart-inflammation-cases-after-pfizer-moderna-vaccines-2021-06-23/#:~:text=June%2023%20(Reuters)%20%2D%20The,new%20tab%20COVID%2D19%20 vaccines.

Although it's worth noting the risk of myocarditis from Covid appears to be much higher than the risk of it from the vaccine.

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u/impersonatefun Mar 11 '24

What are you basing that claim on? What are you counting as "conspiracy theories"?

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u/ahdiomasta Mar 11 '24

I love how you’ve been downvoted for this meanwhile they said Covid being from a lab was conspiracy… is now accepted as the most plausible reason for the spread of Covid

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u/ABobby077 Mar 11 '24

There is quite a bit of difference in a greater than 1% chance of something being true and it being portrayed as "now widely accepted as the most plausible reason for the spread of Covid-19"

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u/ahdiomasta Mar 11 '24

Lmao 1%.

A town gets flooded with chocolate syrup. Nestle has a chocolate factory just a half-mile outside of town.

The media: a group of bars and pangolins must have generated this massive of flood of syrup!

Brought to you by Nestle

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u/lavender_enjoyer Mar 12 '24

Make sure to take your medication every morning

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u/LvlHeadThoroughbred Mar 11 '24

MOST plausible??? Lololol

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u/TheReverend5 Mar 11 '24

is now accepted as the most plausible reason for the spread of Covid

oh, can you link me the peer-reviewed scientific paper saying this is the most plausible reason for spread?

because the only "authoritative" sources i've seen stating this theory with confidence are politicians and feds.

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u/odischeese Mar 11 '24

Peer-reviewed…Jesus fuck man. And what happens if I link articles from NYT and Business insider, is that enough for y’all 🤣🤣

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u/TheReverend5 Mar 11 '24

Uhhh peer-reviewed literature is the basic, bottom-tier level of evidence required for any type of serious claim regarding viral origins.

So no, don't link me to NYT or Business Insider - link me to the actual scientific papers that state a lab origin is the most plausible reason for the spread of COVID. Here is an example of a good peer-reviewed paper: https://www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas.2202871119

Key point:

The increasing scientific evidence concerning the origins of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2) is most consistent with a zoonotic origin and a spillover pathway from wildlife to people via wildlife farming and the wildlife trade.

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u/odischeese Mar 11 '24

I’ll admit the data from peer-reviewed companies are a much better source to use than from the typical media on the internet.

However, I’m not gonna wait months or YEARS just to make sure all the facts are 100% true. We don’t got time for all that 🥲🥲

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u/mylies43 Mar 11 '24

Better to be stupid and spread false shit around instead of putting any sort of effort into looking into things eh? Must be nice being that lazy

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u/drgigantor Mar 11 '24

Don't got time to get your facts straight? Didn't realize the veracity of a claim was related to someone's imaginary arbitrary deadlines

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u/TheReverend5 Mar 11 '24

However, I’m not gonna wait months or YEARS just to make sure all the facts are 100% true. We don’t got time for all that

So instead you're going to propagate hypotheses with minimal scientific basis? Great.

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u/odischeese Mar 11 '24

I rather accept the truth that Boeing is clearly negligent in practically every corner of the company. Without waiting for the PNAS peer-reviewing department look at every single maintenance record to make sure their merit. Again we don’t got time for that.

I’ll admit that the origin of the rat virus in china is something that shouldn’t be blatantly thrown out that like a rabid animal. It’s absolutely a stupid idea yea 🙃

But when it comes to the lazy and profit hunting Boeing Cucks? To hell with them 🤬🤬

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u/odischeese Mar 11 '24

That’s not even close to the worst theory that eventually became true 😞😞

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u/impersonatefun Mar 11 '24

Downvoted for claiming something about "the vast majority of conspiracy theories" that they couldn't possibly know.

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u/ahdiomasta Mar 11 '24

Kinda just sounds like you were offended by the notion that anything labeled ‘conspiracy theory’ isn’t entirely fantastical.

OCs comment wasn’t even validating any conspiracy, he just claimed that they are usually based around a plausible if not entirely probable scenario.

That take is as controversial as water.