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7 Jul

The last 18 months have split populations along personality traits.

People higher in neuroticism & agreeableness favour lockdowns, mask mandates & mass vaccination.

People lower in neuroticism & agreeableness do not.

Also explains why it's largely split along political lines.

It has little to do with IQ, 'following science', or 'wanting to kill grandma'.

It reveals how different personality types respond to perceived threats.

Same pattern in every country...

It's why you can predict other traits off something as simple as attitude towards masks.

Agreeable people tend to 'go along to get along' and are less questioning of authority.

Disagreeable people are the opposite.

Neurotic people are more anxious and prone to fear and worry.

Low neuroticism people are the opposite.

It all makes sense through this lens.

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@ZubyMusic

5 Jul

20 Things I've Learned (Or Had Confirmed) About Humanity During The 'Pandemic' (THREAD):

1/ Most people would rather be in the majority, than be right.

2/ At least 20% of the population has strong authoritarian tendencies, which will emerge under the right conditions.

3/ Fear of death is only rivalled by the fear of social disapproval. The latter could be stronger.

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@ZubyMusic

2 Jul

I just want to remind everyone that if you'd all said 'no' to the lockdowns and mask mandates (like I suggested over a year ago), then all of this nonsense would have ended by last summer.

And no, everybody wouldn't have died...

The totalitarian litmus test was failed.

And virtually nobody wants to acknowledge those of us who warned EARLY about how this would inevitably lead to rolling lockdowns, incoherent restrictions, and the normalisation of governmental overreach.

People always like learning the hard way.

Wish I'd been wrong.

Now, we have politicians, media pundits, and public 'health experts' all over the world who are drunk off their own power and don't want to relinquish it. They love the control. And they've become richer in many cases.

But now you know.

'Conspiracy theorists' vindicated.

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@ZubyMusic

29 Jun

Nobody talks about the fact that tons of black and brown people are the descendants of slave holders.

And there are white people who are the descendants of slaves.

Some people will even be descendants of both.

Throws a bit of spanner into the simplified narrative.

Ultimately, nobody should be held responsible for the sins (or accomplishments) of their ancestors...

If it wasn't you, it wasn't you.

But it's funny how this is completely overlooked.

When people think of slavery, they tend to only think about the USA.

But it was so much more pervasive than that.

Logically, there are probably more black people whose ancestors held slaves, than there are white people whose ancestors did.

Deep.

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@ZubyMusic

28 Jun

What if the c0vid 'protection' measures actually increased the spread and the death rates?

It's entirely possible.

Forcing millions of people indoors for a virus that spreads... indoors.

Telling people to avoid going outside (vit D + exercise boost immunity)

Weight gain from being sedentary, junk food, closed gyms.

Putting sick people in nursing homes.

Wearing filthy masks all day.

Etc.

Also, some people in hospitals were killed by ventilators early on.

Not to mention the large-scale suppression of effective treatments... 👀

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22 Jun

It is concerning that providing FACTS that could potentially discourage someone from taking the rona jab, is considered 'anti-vax' or 'spreading misinformation'...

Why is informed consent being actively discouraged?

This makes me even more skeptical about the situation.

Before taking any medical treatment: from vaccines, to pills, to surgeries, the potential patient should be as informed as possible about the potential benefits and potential risks.

Short and long term. Objectively.

This is basic ethics and should not be discouraged.

Even more peculiar is hiring influencers, celebrities, etc. to promote a medical product, with NO MENTION whatsoever of potential adverse effects, despite there being so many.

I personally believe this is unethical and reckless.

Informed consent > propaganda & peer pressure

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