Another barn burner, hermano. Nicely done. I hear Klaus is pushing hard for no anonymous use of internet and this is, agreed, a lead-in to that. And look for the Balkanization of the internet, what some call the "splinternet." While they seek to sanitize the internet, they end game is to force off entirely whole nations and regions who do not bend the knee to Imperialism. Meanwhile, if anyone needs an example of the disdain for the useless eaters, here's one:
"I think we need to avoid the trap of thinking that information or knowledge is enough, because for a lot of the people, and when you look at hesitancy and parental vaccine hesitancy in the US, the group who is most likely to purposefully choose to not vaccinate are highly educated. In speaking with them, these are people who have read the primary literature themselves, and they’re correctly interpreting it, so it’s not a misunderstanding. They have other concerns that go beyond the traditional public health message of, ‘This is what you should be doing.’
— Emily Brunson, MPH, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Anthropology at Texas State University
Another barn burner, hermano. Nicely done. I hear Klaus is pushing hard for no anonymous use of internet and this is, agreed, a lead-in to that. And look for the Balkanization of the internet, what some call the "splinternet." While they seek to sanitize the internet, they end game is to force off entirely whole nations and regions who do not bend the knee to Imperialism. Meanwhile, if anyone needs an example of the disdain for the useless eaters, here's one:
"I think we need to avoid the trap of thinking that information or knowledge is enough, because for a lot of the people, and when you look at hesitancy and parental vaccine hesitancy in the US, the group who is most likely to purposefully choose to not vaccinate are highly educated. In speaking with them, these are people who have read the primary literature themselves, and they’re correctly interpreting it, so it’s not a misunderstanding. They have other concerns that go beyond the traditional public health message of, ‘This is what you should be doing.’
— Emily Brunson, MPH, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Anthropology at Texas State University
They said the same thing about anti-maskers. We know the data and the evidence so convincing us is hard.