Re:Judge rules White House pressured social networks to “sup...
by michaelmrose on Thursday July 06, 2023 @03:53PM
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The fact that some understandings change, are clarified, or are in doubt doesn't imply there aren't provable lies. Statements can be said to be on a spectrum of provable truth to provable lie say from 2+2=4 to 2+2=17 and on a spectrum from neutral to harmful.
If I say ziptechnologies is Michael Jackson living in hiding with the mom of one of the neverland kids I'm provably lying. There is no legitimate doubt as to his death and no reason to believe that is your actual identity. If I say you are a drug dealer and invite the police to raid your home I have crossed over from neutral to harmful.
The fact that many statements can't be evaluated so simply doesn't mean there aren't obvious lines that many statements clearly cross articulable objective standards.
What you consider evidence of "provable falsehoods" could potentially be the result of a captured medical research establishment with ties to the pharmaceutical industry. It's not hard to imagine such aberrations in the data if you understand the sources of funding for research and the sometimes vindictive bureaucracy present in the medical journals. There are numerous studies (intentionally buried in search results) that claim otherwise.
Your statement - "None of these statements are true" is perhaps not as true as you think. It takes a brave and intelligent person to consider that the general narrative or your pre-existing beliefs may be flawed. A sign of true intelligence is the willingness to be wrong. Our world is awash in disinformation, but based on your comments, you will have to let go of almost your entire worldview to see the truth. So we arrive at the moment of truth - blue pill or red pill? We need more intelligent people to wake up. You can choose to mock this post or me or anything else- it doesn't bother me. I am asking you and others who advocate for top-down restriction of dissenting opinions to reconsider and accept that perhaps the mainstream narrative is an instrument of control of thought.
https://www.biznews.com/health/2023/01/23/ivermectin-efficac...
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7534595/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32673060/