Seven biggest drops…

Into the Night said:
Covid19 does not kill. It's just another variant of the Covid/SARS series of viruses. NONE of them kill.

Heck any rhinovirus can do that. Such damage doesn't kill. You immune system eradicates it.

Any rhinovirus (cold virus) can do that too.

Pneumonia can kill. It is also easily treated with aggressive antibiotics IF YOU GET IT EARLY. Pneumonia is not Covid. With any respiratory virus, watch for signs of pneumonia and get it treated if it shows. Pneumonia is no joke.

Never shown.


Irrational. Paradox. The immune system is what kills the virus and saves your life, idiot. It does not damage healthy anything.

Never shown.

So Covid19 is a bad diet. Gotit.

You don't get to speak for everyone. Omniscience fallacy.


Paradox. Irrational. You said the world is flat. Which is it, dude?

No, you cannot blame your belief on anybody else.

No, you cannot blame your belief on anybody else.
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A typical useless post full of opinion presented as fact.

Provide support for every claim you've made about Covid, otherwise it's all meaningless opinion.
 
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And then he paid a visit to his brother
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ZenMode said:
Right, because there's no arguing with crazy. In the mind if a crazy person, the claim makes sense and there's no way for a sane person to disprove the claim so, for example, the crazy person continues to believe that there's a global cabal.
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so you have abandoned discussion.

that's a forfeit.

you lost.
 
ZenMode said:
What discussion?

You: "(Here's my crazy claim)"
Me: "Uh... that's crazy. Why would you believe that?"
You: "Prove I'm wrong."

So, how do you prove that there isn't a global cabal or yellow unicorns?
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you ignore proof, reality, history and general knowledge.

this is essentially an ad hominem logical fallacy.

you still lost.
 
Neoclitorus said:
of course it has. you just ignore it.
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Nope. You create proof via imaginary games of "connect the dots" in your head.

That's normal with conspiracy theorists:

1. Cognitive Factors

Cognitive Biases:
People often rely on mental shortcuts (cognitive biases) to simplify the world and make sense of complex events. One such bias is the "proportionality bias," which leads people to believe that significant events must have substantial causes.

Pattern Perception:
Conspiracy theorists may have a greater tendency to see patterns and connections in random or chaotic events.

Agency Detection:
They might also be more likely to perceive agency (intentionality) where it doesn't exist, attributing actions to hidden forces.

Illusory Truth Effect:
Repeated exposure to a false claim can increase its perceived truthfulness, making conspiracy theories more believable, even if the source is unreliable.
 
ZenMode said:
Nope. You create proof via imaginary games of "connect the dots" in your head.

That's normal with conspiracy theorists:

1. Cognitive Factors

Cognitive Biases:
People often rely on mental shortcuts (cognitive biases) to simplify the world and make sense of complex events. One such bias is the "proportionality bias," which leads people to believe that significant events must have substantial causes.

Pattern Perception:
Conspiracy theorists may have a greater tendency to see patterns and connections in random or chaotic events.

Agency Detection:
They might also be more likely to perceive agency (intentionality) where it doesn't exist, attributing actions to hidden forces.

Illusory Truth Effect:
Repeated exposure to a false claim can increase its perceived truthfulness, making conspiracy theories more believable, even if the source is unreliable.
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what conspiracy are you talking about?
 
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