Don’t you feel better now that the experts have spoken? Trust the “Science”!
By Miguel.GFZ
Semi-retired like Vito Corleone before the heart attack. Consiglieri to J.Kb and AWA. I lived in a Gun Control Paradise: It sucked and got people killed. I do believe that Freedom scares the political elites.
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Generally, deadly pandemics do not need 24/7 hour coverage to stay relevant.
Sure, mass formation psychosis is not happening. But, we are trying really, really hard every day to make it happen.
“Ignore your lying eyes! Trust Da Sienz!”
(and, ignore the man behind that curtain! *I* am The Great, The Powerful Oz!)
because, ya know, nobody is going nuts over an old man eating his peanuts without wearing his mask.
Just like nobody is wearing a mask, alone on a beach, walking their dog.
Or wearing a mask, alone in a automobile with the windows rolled up.
Totally! No such thing as a “mass formation psychosis”! (see ICD-10 F.44.5) Silly proles! It’s “conversion disorder”! Don’t you know anything? Don’t you know better than to doubt Your Betters (c) (he said, 20 seconds of internet searching later….)
C’mon, man. It’s a hatchback. 8>)
Tangentially, there was a case when I was in South Jersey, where it was reported that a woman left her child in the trunk while see was at the mall.
Real story: the vehicle was a hatchback and her child was encamped in the back while she went to work at the mall. When the truth came out, many people offered to watch her child while she was at work. A relatively happy ending.
Lol, more people watch and listen to Rogan than the naked propagandists in the AP. There’s no getting the toothpaste back in the tube. The twilight of corporate news is upon us.
There is no evidence of pandemic ‘mass formation psychosis’, according to Reuters and The Associated Press
I demand to see and examine the psychological and sociological training and credentials of all the journalism majors at Reuters and the AP. I expect it to be somewhat more than, “Psych 101 was required to graduate.”
No? No takers?
Then I’ll take their word for it right after I start taking medical advice from my barista.
(On that note, aren’t the outlets and editors flirting with some kind of “practicing without a license” trouble here?)