Simplest explanation for #COVID19
1. China is primed to over react by SARS and their central planning, “big project” mindset.
2. They identify and label a virus - doesn’t matter if it’s months or years old or new.
3. Between distrust for China and China’s response ....
1. China is primed to over react by SARS and their central planning, “big project” mindset.
2. They identify and label a virus - doesn’t matter if it’s months or years old or new.
3. Between distrust for China and China’s response ....
3. Between distrust for China and China’s response media companies dying for clicks cause people to freak out.
This happens every year with typical hurricanes, floods and other disasters.
4. Politicians, even this like Trump that resisted the panic realize...
This happens every year with typical hurricanes, floods and other disasters.
4. Politicians, even this like Trump that resisted the panic realize...
4. Politicians, even those like Trump that resisted the panic, realize it’s not worth the popularity points required to resist.
5. Social media sites are effectively mob ruled and can’t afford the political capital to do anything unpopular so they silence those pushing back.
5. Social media sites are effectively mob ruled and can’t afford the political capital to do anything unpopular so they silence those pushing back.
6. The market, already highly fragile from central bank theft, reacts by busting.
7. Politicians, such as those in Italy, NY, CA, cook the books by exaggerated death rates so they can get those sweet emergency debt relief or aid dollars.
7. Politicians, such as those in Italy, NY, CA, cook the books by exaggerated death rates so they can get those sweet emergency debt relief or aid dollars.
8. Fin
I think conspiracy is definitely possible, and it’s certainly possible that #coronavirus is significantly dangerous, but it’s worth noting that this could easily be explained by the incentives in place, the popularity contest and intelligence of the majority, and a cold.
I think conspiracy is definitely possible, and it’s certainly possible that #coronavirus is significantly dangerous, but it’s worth noting that this could easily be explained by the incentives in place, the popularity contest and intelligence of the majority, and a cold.
Yes. Bad words are anything unpopular.
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