rawlus
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i’ll try to break it down one more time in more simple terms.
if you believe that any of the hot topic cocktails you read about wherever are effective, then why don’t you think that the vax works?
what makes you believe in the other drug therapies (i‘m not making a statement on whether they work or not), i’m just curious in how you source clinical and biomedical information and data…. is it shared to you, do you have specific sources you trust for this kind of information and what makes you trust them? specifically for clinical and scientific data and information.
maybe the reason cdc info isn’t valid is because some people don’t trust the integrity of the source, that there’s an angle being played or some ulterior motive to create the possibility they are manipulating the data. some people would have their own idea of who is manipulating what and why.
what makes for a trusted source with integrity? One that wouldn’t have any ulterior motive other than serving every citizen equally, one that wouldn’t stand anything additional to gain…. one without an ulterior motive.
what are some of those sources, that in your view meet the above criteria, and are validating the claims you’re making. not as a way of judging the veracity of those claims, i don’t care what you do vax or not. i’m just curious about the mental model, the thought process of determining what to believe and not, what is true and not, and if you ever challenge yourself by taking the opponents view and debating yourself through their case and arguments and see where the argument and case you hold still stands up. like a lawyer would do preparing for a trial.
some people are so assertive in their beliefs, there is no possibility of changing their mind. they won’t accept any alternative explanations, no evidence will pass muster, with any volley they will hit back with an explanation or excuse ss to why the alternate theory is not acceptable.
they simply believe what they believe.
aka. faith.
if you believe that any of the hot topic cocktails you read about wherever are effective, then why don’t you think that the vax works?
what makes you believe in the other drug therapies (i‘m not making a statement on whether they work or not), i’m just curious in how you source clinical and biomedical information and data…. is it shared to you, do you have specific sources you trust for this kind of information and what makes you trust them? specifically for clinical and scientific data and information.
maybe the reason cdc info isn’t valid is because some people don’t trust the integrity of the source, that there’s an angle being played or some ulterior motive to create the possibility they are manipulating the data. some people would have their own idea of who is manipulating what and why.
what makes for a trusted source with integrity? One that wouldn’t have any ulterior motive other than serving every citizen equally, one that wouldn’t stand anything additional to gain…. one without an ulterior motive.
what are some of those sources, that in your view meet the above criteria, and are validating the claims you’re making. not as a way of judging the veracity of those claims, i don’t care what you do vax or not. i’m just curious about the mental model, the thought process of determining what to believe and not, what is true and not, and if you ever challenge yourself by taking the opponents view and debating yourself through their case and arguments and see where the argument and case you hold still stands up. like a lawyer would do preparing for a trial.
some people are so assertive in their beliefs, there is no possibility of changing their mind. they won’t accept any alternative explanations, no evidence will pass muster, with any volley they will hit back with an explanation or excuse ss to why the alternate theory is not acceptable.
they simply believe what they believe.
aka. faith.
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