I was thinking about that The thing is, they don't have to control all the doctors, they just have to continue with the messaging. The rest takes care of itself. They knew Joe wouldn't go for a second opinion because he already believed something was wrong with him. What was wrong was he was plagued by fear and anxiety. Ironically, once…
I was thinking about that The thing is, they don't have to control all the doctors, they just have to continue with the messaging. The rest takes care of itself. They knew Joe wouldn't go for a second opinion because he already believed something was wrong with him. What was wrong was he was plagued by fear and anxiety. Ironically, once he found out he was right via the brain cloud diagnosis, he was able to move on and gain momentum in his life. He had a goal and mission. His life was going to mean something, even if it killed him.
Imagine what would happen if we told those who were afflicted with fear and anxiety that they all had an incubated form of Covid, that it would continue to gestate inside them and somewhere in the next two years, they would asymptomatically eventually have massive organ failure. What they feared had come to pass, they have Covid, and the worst was on the horizon.
Some would lock themselves away in desperation, but others would be like Joe...and with nothing to lose would seek to make their lives mean something, even if that something was predicated on a lie.
Some may counter "But such a lie would be cruel and unusual." I agree. It is cruel to tell people the lie that they have or could easily catch a terminal disease where the cure is an experimental untested treatment. Where treatments that have been around for many years for other ailments were banned from use for this one because it interferes with the production and dispersal of the experimental treatment.
I was thinking about that The thing is, they don't have to control all the doctors, they just have to continue with the messaging. The rest takes care of itself. They knew Joe wouldn't go for a second opinion because he already believed something was wrong with him. What was wrong was he was plagued by fear and anxiety. Ironically, once he found out he was right via the brain cloud diagnosis, he was able to move on and gain momentum in his life. He had a goal and mission. His life was going to mean something, even if it killed him.
Imagine what would happen if we told those who were afflicted with fear and anxiety that they all had an incubated form of Covid, that it would continue to gestate inside them and somewhere in the next two years, they would asymptomatically eventually have massive organ failure. What they feared had come to pass, they have Covid, and the worst was on the horizon.
Some would lock themselves away in desperation, but others would be like Joe...and with nothing to lose would seek to make their lives mean something, even if that something was predicated on a lie.
Some may counter "But such a lie would be cruel and unusual." I agree. It is cruel to tell people the lie that they have or could easily catch a terminal disease where the cure is an experimental untested treatment. Where treatments that have been around for many years for other ailments were banned from use for this one because it interferes with the production and dispersal of the experimental treatment.