As more talks of the Covid virus, possible vaccine boosters and even more lockdowns surface, it’s important to remember some of the strange things that has transpired in the Covid fiasco that is, apparently, not yet fully over. To start with, some of the strange attitude shifts people have undergone when the vaccines went from … More Covid Vaccine Before and After
An anon on 4chan observes how the Covid scares over the past couple of years bears an eerie resemblance to a new religious movement: We are witnessing the birth of a new religion. >baptism = vaccines >hijab = masks >priests = scientists >tenets = CDC guidelines >saints = Fauci, Gates. >heretics = anti-vaxxers >holy communion … More The Covid Religion
This is a curious little meme comic that has been circulating a lot on 4chan in the light of the recent attack on Ukraine from Russia: There’s multiple different versions of this comic, from one without any flag, to one with a modified flag of the USA. The versions of the different flags present very … More “Traitor”
An unlikely friendship formed in the midst of the corona virus pandemic: The two attempt’s on Manuel’s life leaves more questions than answers. How did they go down? How did the two eventually reconcile and become friends? The world may never know.
Below is an essay by an anon on 4chan on the different ways people think and form beliefs. Despite the technical terms used, it’s pretty easy to digest and sheds a lot of light on some of the strange behavior observed in modern society. Human action is guided primarily by philosophy – particularly epistemology. How … More Science vs “Soyence” – the Epistemology of Modern Society
Strange how quickly public opinion changes. This madness would be funnier if I didn’t have to live through it:
There’s an increasing number of reports of horrifying side effects from the covid-19 vaccines. Below is one. The woman involved went from smugly mocking her brother for refusing the vaccine to worrying over her child’s life: Even if one does not conduct in-depth research into the vaccines being offered, the fact that they were developed … More Blindly Trusting the “Experts”
When social distancing goes just a touch too far; although much can also be said about people’s ability to adapt.
An anon ruminates on the matter of vaccines, and how many people tend to view them as either all good or all bad on a wholesale level. Very relevant in light of the recent efforts on creating vaccination for the covid-19 virus: Currently there are two black and white opinions, either of which the majority … More Black and White Views on Vaccines
Obviously not real, but perhaps…
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