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COVID Vaccine Mandate

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anonymous said:
Yes. Gates is a squirrel...an evil squirrel.

How Bill Gates and partners used their clout to control the global Covid response — with little oversight
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If the same person is posting all of these links, you are all over the map. Or maybe you are trying to weave together a story with headlines. Did you actually read this top to bottom?

Thanks for sharing anyway, it was a good read. It basically says we have woefully underinvested in public health, and NGOs are trying to fill the void - except they aren't so good at it because they are also big and bloated, focus too much on shiny new tech, too little on basic public health.

But something tells me you think public health is evil too.
 




OK, I am busted. This has been a rather guilty pleasure at trolling this thread with the initial post from zerohedge.com, which is complete looney toons.

Anyway, I am fully vax'd with an advanced statistical degree with an emphasis on epidemiology.

Bottom line, please beware of any individual with a bunch of letters after their name. You can't swing a dead cat at HQ without hitting a Ph.D., MD, MBA, or JD; sometimes even a Ph.D./MD. How has that worked out? They are just as prone to cognitive fallacies as anyone else.
 




anonymous said:
OK, I am busted. This has been a rather guilty pleasure at trolling this thread with the initial post from zerohedge.com, which is complete looney toons.

Anyway, I am fully vax'd with an advanced statistical degree with an emphasis on epidemiology.

Bottom line, please beware of any individual with a bunch of letters after their name. You can't swing a dead cat at HQ without hitting a Ph.D., MD, MBA, or JD; sometimes even a Ph.D./MD. How has that worked out? They are just as prone to cognitive fallacies as anyone else.
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Cognitive fallacy knows no educational boundaries, but expertise still matters. Would much rather hear opinions from people like you who are qualified to opine, than from a self-taught, answer shopping, and “critical thinking” sycophant of Joe Rogan. Anyone who has to tell you they are a critical thinker probably isn’t. Much easier to sort out the cognitive fallacy when you first sort for people who know their stuff.
 




anonymous said:
Cognitive fallacy knows no educational boundaries, but expertise still matters. Would much rather hear opinions from people like you who are qualified to opine, than from a self-taught, answer shopping, and “critical thinking” sycophant of Joe Rogan. Anyone who has to tell you they are a critical thinker probably isn’t. Much easier to sort out the cognitive fallacy when you first sort for people who know their stuff.
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Critical Thinking? You obviously have not spent a week in LRL. Can't you see this was his or her point?

Thus, you are the sycophant. Please wear it with pride and continue to believe the so-called people who "know their stuff"

Mic Drop.
 




anonymous said:
Critical Thinking? You obviously have not spent a week in LRL. Can't you see this was his or her point?

Thus, you are the sycophant. Please wear it with pride and continue to believe the so-called people who "know their stuff"

Mic Drop.
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Been in LRL for over 25 years. What still amazes me is the number of people who think their credentials in 1 field makes them an expert in all fields. Sort of like someone who thinks his success in stand up comedy makes him an expert immunologist.
 




anonymous said:
Been in LRL for over 25 years. What still amazes me is the number of people who think their credentials in 1 field makes them an expert in all fields. Sort of like someone who thinks his success in stand up comedy makes him an expert immunologist.
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LOL, 25 years in LRL what nonsense.

If so, please inform us what happened to the PCSK9 antibody. That was a textbook lesson in sunk cost fallacy and subjective validation by the "EXPERTS".

mic drop, part 2
 




anonymous said:
LOL, 25 years in LRL what nonsense.

If so, please inform us what happened to the PCSK9 antibody. That was a textbook lesson in sunk cost fallacy and subjective validation by the "EXPERTS".

mic drop, part 2
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Thank You! What a fiasco and one of many of course. I remember a town hall where one of the empty suit executives was babbling about a total market size of $10 billion, which was based upon a Wall Street "expert".

Well, it just barely crossed one billion in 2021.
 




anonymous said:
LOL, 25 years in LRL what nonsense.

If so, please inform us what happened to the PCSK9 antibody. That was a textbook lesson in sunk cost fallacy and subjective validation by the "EXPERTS".

mic drop, part 2
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I am actually interested in learning what you are referencing about the PCSK9 antibody. I sold statins years ago, and we all thought the PSCK9 was going to revolutionize the way lipids were controlled.
 
















Bluey77 said:
Is Lilly still requiring the Covid vaccine for employment?
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Job postings all have the requirement listed still.

Everyone here brags about how bad their post vaccine illness was after all of their boosters. Oh and they also all have gotten covid multiple times after.

it’s an ideological filter in full effect.
 




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