Not it at all. But he was pilloried literally every time he opened his mouth. Even when he was right.
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Wasn't it always thought to have escaped from a lab?SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Sat May 29, 2021 6:28 pm Media finally allowing "man made" COVID stories to come out.
By the way, SeattleGriz is still on record early in this thread claiming it was made in a lab.
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No. In fact the Leftwing media immediately denounced it as a debunked conspiracy theory, in addition to Twitter and Facebook censoring posts on the subject.Gil Dobie wrote: ↑Sun May 30, 2021 3:58 pmWasn't it always thought to have escaped from a lab?SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Sat May 29, 2021 6:28 pm Media finally allowing "man made" COVID stories to come out.
By the way, SeattleGriz is still on record early in this thread claiming it was made in a lab.
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The left-wing media encompasses poor thought, as does the right-wing media.SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Sun May 30, 2021 6:37 pmNo. In fact the Leftwing media immediately denounced it as a debunked conspiracy theory, in addition to Twitter and Facebook censoring posts on the subject.
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They did? I remember speculation about the origin and push back regarding domestic Asian bashing for awhile but there was little concrete evidence. Still isn’t enough.SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Sun May 30, 2021 6:37 pmNo. In fact the Leftwing media immediately denounced it as a debunked conspiracy theory, in addition to Twitter and Facebook censoring posts on the subject.
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Was or is there concrete evidence that it didn't come from a lab? What is ok for the MSM to criticize the theory/possibility without evidence? If the proponents of "it came from a lab" need concrete evidence, shouldn't the people who say it didn't also need concrete evidence? Or is the fact that Trump promoted it all the "concrete" evidence some people need?kalm wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 6:35 pmThey did? I remember speculation about the origin and push back regarding domestic Asian bashing for awhile but there was little concrete evidence. Still isn’t enough.SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Sun May 30, 2021 6:37 pm
No. In fact the Leftwing media immediately denounced it as a debunked conspiracy theory, in addition to Twitter and Facebook censoring posts on the subject.
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kalm wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 6:35 pmThey did? I remember speculation about the origin and push back regarding domestic Asian bashing for awhile but there was little concrete evidence. Still isn’t enough.SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Sun May 30, 2021 6:37 pm
No. In fact the Leftwing media immediately denounced it as a debunked conspiracy theory, in addition to Twitter and Facebook censoring posts on the subject.
Well ain’t that convenient?
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That's fine, but shutting down differing opinions and ideas is NOT practicing science and it's an absolute travesty the media and Tech were allowed to shut down that part of the discussion. Now we see a reversal of that mindset and how many months were wasted by the previously mentioned media and Tech, acting as the arbiters of all that is science?kalm wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 6:35 pmThey did? I remember speculation about the origin and push back regarding domestic Asian bashing for awhile but there was little concrete evidence. Still isn’t enough.SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Sun May 30, 2021 6:37 pm
No. In fact the Leftwing media immediately denounced it as a debunked conspiracy theory, in addition to Twitter and Facebook censoring posts on the subject.
Don't you remember the NY Times pulling Tom Cottons article in which he simply said it was a possibility China made the virus in a lab? In addition, the media tried to label him as some sort of out of touch conspiracy theorist.
Biological sciences aren't perfect and thus the need for full discussion to get them to a high level of accuracy. It's a part of science that many don't seem to grasp. This is why you hear me talk about the "art" of medicine. There are some doctors out there that are able to take in the less than perfect science and perform wonders.
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I don't trust any mainstream media anymore and haven't for awhile.Gil Dobie wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 6:07 pmThe left-wing media encompasses poor thought, as does the right-wing media.SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Sun May 30, 2021 6:37 pm
No. In fact the Leftwing media immediately denounced it as a debunked conspiracy theory, in addition to Twitter and Facebook censoring posts on the subject.
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Fair enough. I went back, did a quick search, and found where the WaPo retracted some of its initial coverage of Cotton’s remarks. Agreed that science is not always conveniently linear. Then again many of the lab origin remarks were not based in “science”. I just don’t trust politicians any more than media.SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 9:45 pmThat's fine, but shutting down differing opinions and ideas is NOT practicing science and it's an absolute travesty the media and Tech were allowed to shut down that part of the discussion. Now we see a reversal of that mindset and how many months were wasted by the previously mentioned media and Tech, acting as the arbiters of all that is science?
Don't you remember the NY Times pulling Tom Cottons article in which he simply said it was a possibility China made the virus in a lab? In addition, the media tried to label him as some sort of out of touch conspiracy theorist.
Biological sciences aren't perfect and thus the need for full discussion to get them to a high level of accuracy. It's a part of science that many don't seem to grasp. This is why you hear me talk about the "art" of medicine. There are some doctors out there that are able to take in the less than perfect science and perform wonders.
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Ha! Same here in regards to media or politicians. The really sad part is that you simply can't get around it anymore. I read a lot of news articles daily, and I can't tell you how much I have read that has never come to fruition.kalm wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 4:27 amFair enough. I went back, did a quick search, and found where the WaPo retracted some of its initial coverage of Cotton’s remarks. Agreed that science is not always conveniently linear. Then again many of the lab origin remarks were not based in “science”. I just don’t trust politicians any more than media.SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 9:45 pm
That's fine, but shutting down differing opinions and ideas is NOT practicing science and it's an absolute travesty the media and Tech were allowed to shut down that part of the discussion. Now we see a reversal of that mindset and how many months were wasted by the previously mentioned media and Tech, acting as the arbiters of all that is science?
Don't you remember the NY Times pulling Tom Cottons article in which he simply said it was a possibility China made the virus in a lab? In addition, the media tried to label him as some sort of out of touch conspiracy theorist.
Biological sciences aren't perfect and thus the need for full discussion to get them to a high level of accuracy. It's a part of science that many don't seem to grasp. This is why you hear me talk about the "art" of medicine. There are some doctors out there that are able to take in the less than perfect science and perform wonders.
The two biggies that I am following right now to see if they come true:
1) Normally when getting a vaccine, it stays localized in the tissue it was administered, but apparently the COVID vaccine isn't working out that way. The spike protein that our body creates due to the COVID vaccine has been found in our bloodstream. That Spike protein is supposed to be really bad for our body. "They" are believing this is what is causing the blood clots and other issues with the vaccine.
2)COVID was man made and the telltale sign is a particular portion of the aforementioned spike. Apparently there are four building blocks (amino acids) in a row that are "positive" and they happen to be perfectly where needed to ensure the spikes attach to our cells. On its face, it sounds like that is the way it should work in nature, but when talking about the four positives in a row, that is pretty much impossible unless created by man.
I have no clue if these are true. Both of them make sense, but finding really good information is difficult. You find something, and then you find something that counter's the claim. The irony, is that that is what I am calling science, the discussion of differing opinions. But obviously when filtered through the media or politicians, it's definitely gets twisted. I think that tells me I should stick more to peer reviewed publications instead of sensationalism!
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^ that last part is true for all of us.SeattleGriz wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 5:48 amHa! Same here in regards to media or politicians. The really sad part is that you simply can't get around it anymore. I read a lot of news articles daily, and I can't tell you how much I have read that has never come to fruition.kalm wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 4:27 am
Fair enough. I went back, did a quick search, and found where the WaPo retracted some of its initial coverage of Cotton’s remarks. Agreed that science is not always conveniently linear. Then again many of the lab origin remarks were not based in “science”. I just don’t trust politicians any more than media.
The two biggies that I am following right now to see if they come true:
1) Normally when getting a vaccine, it stays localized in the tissue it was administered, but apparently the COVID vaccine isn't working out that way. The spike protein that our body creates due to the COVID vaccine has been found in our bloodstream. That Spike protein is supposed to be really bad for our body. "They" are believing this is what is causing the blood clots and other issues with the vaccine.
2)COVID was man made and the telltale sign is a particular portion of the aforementioned spike. Apparently there are four building blocks (amino acids) in a row that are "positive" and they happen to be perfectly where needed to ensure the spikes attach to our cells. On its face, it sounds like that is the way it should work in nature, but when talking about the four positives in a row, that is pretty much impossible unless created by man.
I have no clue if these are true. Both of them make sense, but finding really good information is difficult. You find something, and then you find something that counter's the claim. The irony, is that that is what I am calling science, the discussion of differing opinions. But obviously when filtered through the media or politicians, it's definitely gets twisted. I think that tells me I should stick more to peer reviewed publications instead of sensationalism!
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Went to play miniature golf yesterday, half people wearing masks, other half (including me) went no mask. Stopped inside for ice cream and maybe a little more people wearing masks. Went to WalMart last night and went without a mask, again same percentage wearing versus not wearing. PA lifted most COVID measures yesterday, although the vagueness of a mask mandate is in force until 70% are vaccinated or until June 20 something, whichever comes first. My work is coming out with a policy statement tomorrow regarding masks, pretty sure they'll say it's okay not to wear a mask if you're vaccinated and not around anyone. Will be interesting if they waive masks entirely.
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It's weird. I went to Home Depot with catie7171 yesterday. She told me to wear a mask because some places still require it. I ignored her. She immediately asked the customer service desk if we needed a mask to come in. They told her "Only if you're unvaccinated" 20minutes later, some dope in an orange apron tells me I need a mask. I just walked out and got on from my car. I've reached max energy in even talking about covid related shit.
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My father, who is fully vaccinated, has no comorbidities, exercises daily and gets plenty of sun for Vitamin D, still wears his mask everywhere. He is deathly afraid of COVID. The real kicker is that he tells me that his mask fits poorly and fogs up his sunglasses...but it will protect him from catching COVID.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 6:39 am Went to play miniature golf yesterday, half people wearing masks, other half (including me) went no mask. Stopped inside for ice cream and maybe a little more people wearing masks. Went to WalMart last night and went without a mask, again same percentage wearing versus not wearing. PA lifted most COVID measures yesterday, although the vagueness of a mask mandate is in force until 70% are vaccinated or until June 20 something, whichever comes first. My work is coming out with a policy statement tomorrow regarding masks, pretty sure they'll say it's okay not to wear a mask if you're vaccinated and not around anyone. Will be interesting if they waive masks entirely.
Dad has always been a germaphobe. Ought to be a hoot when he comes to visit this summer.
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Played adult golf Saturday and our club has stopped wearing masks. Staff still wearing. Went the grocery store after and didn't think twice about not wearing a mask since I hadn't all morning and I'd say 95% of the folks in the store were. Could definitely feel eyes on me but didn't care.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 6:39 am Went to play miniature golf yesterday, half people wearing masks, other half (including me) went no mask. Stopped inside for ice cream and maybe a little more people wearing masks. Went to WalMart last night and went without a mask, again same percentage wearing versus not wearing. PA lifted most COVID measures yesterday, although the vagueness of a mask mandate is in force until 70% are vaccinated or until June 20 something, whichever comes first. My work is coming out with a policy statement tomorrow regarding masks, pretty sure they'll say it's okay not to wear a mask if you're vaccinated and not around anyone. Will be interesting if they waive masks entirely.
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I'm actually considering it my duty as a fully vaccinated person now to ditch the mask and keep moving forward. What was the point of vaccinating if we didn't think it would work?89Hen wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 8:53 amPlayed adult golf Saturday and our club has stopped wearing masks. Staff still wearing. Went the grocery store after and didn't think twice about not wearing a mask since I hadn't all morning and I'd say 95% of the folks in the store were. Could definitely feel eyes on me but didn't care.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 6:39 am Went to play miniature golf yesterday, half people wearing masks, other half (including me) went no mask. Stopped inside for ice cream and maybe a little more people wearing masks. Went to WalMart last night and went without a mask, again same percentage wearing versus not wearing. PA lifted most COVID measures yesterday, although the vagueness of a mask mandate is in force until 70% are vaccinated or until June 20 something, whichever comes first. My work is coming out with a policy statement tomorrow regarding masks, pretty sure they'll say it's okay not to wear a mask if you're vaccinated and not around anyone. Will be interesting if they waive masks entirely.
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I'll wear it if required, but it's not required where ever I went over the long weekend. Some behind the counter workers and a few here and there. I may have seen 1 family at the camp grounds, out of the 700+ campsites. Pools were packed. Minnesota is down to less than 4000 active cases, and a good majority vaccinated.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 8:58 amI'm actually considering it my duty as a fully vaccinated person now to ditch the mask and keep moving forward. What was the point of vaccinating if we didn't think it would work?89Hen wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 8:53 am
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What kind of wicked debauchery does adult golf entail? Or am I better off not knowing?89Hen wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 8:53 amPlayed adult golf Saturday and our club has stopped wearing masks. Staff still wearing. Went the grocery store after and didn't think twice about not wearing a mask since I hadn't all morning and I'd say 95% of the folks in the store were. Could definitely feel eyes on me but didn't care.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 6:39 am Went to play miniature golf yesterday, half people wearing masks, other half (including me) went no mask. Stopped inside for ice cream and maybe a little more people wearing masks. Went to WalMart last night and went without a mask, again same percentage wearing versus not wearing. PA lifted most COVID measures yesterday, although the vagueness of a mask mandate is in force until 70% are vaccinated or until June 20 something, whichever comes first. My work is coming out with a policy statement tomorrow regarding masks, pretty sure they'll say it's okay not to wear a mask if you're vaccinated and not around anyone. Will be interesting if they waive masks entirely.
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Was just playing off Ganny's miniature golf.UNI88 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 10:20 amWhat kind of wicked debauchery does adult golf entail? Or am I better off not knowing?89Hen wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 8:53 am
Played adult golf Saturday and our club has stopped wearing masks. Staff still wearing. Went the grocery store after and didn't think twice about not wearing a mask since I hadn't all morning and I'd say 95% of the folks in the store were. Could definitely feel eyes on me but didn't care.
But I guess you could call it adult golf as I stood on the 18th tee, par 3 over water, heavy mist and wind with basically a $1000 shot (winning $500 instead of losing $500). I went home happy.
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The last time I wore a mask (neck gaitor) was at a Wawa in PA outside Philly 8 days ago. Walked in without it but pulled it up as everyone else had one on. Drove down to VA to see family and then to N FL (St Augustone) Stops in VA, the Carolinas, GA, and in north FL (St Augustine) the last 6 days haven’t week worn one. Majority of people down here aren’t waering them in stores, restaurants, etc. I won’t be wearing one again anywhere (unless I’m in an airport/on a plane). Don’t care if a store still has a sign mandating it. Any stores still with signs up are probably just doing it for liability reasons or because of some BS blue local/state mandate in effect.
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I'm with Ganny - I got the vaccine and have stopped wearing one.BDKJMU wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 11:18 am The last time I wore a mask (neck gaitor) was at a Wawa in PA outside Philly 8 days ago. Walked in without it but pulled it up as everyone else had one on. Drove down to VA to see family and then to N FL (St Augustone) Stops in VA, the Carolinas, GA, and in north FL (St Augustine) the last 6 days haven’t week worn one. Majority of people down here aren’t waering them in stores, restaurants, etc. I won’t be wearing one again anywhere (unless I’m in an airport/on a plane). Don’t care if a store still has a sign mandating it. Any stores still with signs up are probably just doing it for liability reasons or because of some BS blue local/state mandate in effect.
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