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May

With 20/20 hindsight, is it becoming clear that the COVID lockdowns and restrictions did more harm than good for society?

May 12, 2022

By B

With 20/20 hindsight, is it becoming clear that the COVID lockdowns and restrictions did more harm than good for society? Yes. And thankfully also harm to the left’s great reset agenda (global Marxist revolution). Amazon.com: COVID-19: The Great Reset eBook : Schwab, Klaus, Malleret, Thierry: Kindle Store …...

May

What are the goals of the Homeland Securities Disinformation Governance Board?

May 12, 2022

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By B

What are the goals of the Homeland Securities Disinformation Governance Board? Control the narrative in order to maintain the governing elite’s control over the direction of the country. However, we live in a republic. The people decide. We need all the data. ...

May

How do you feel about sports figures espousing their political views in a sports forum

May 12, 2022

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By B

How do you feel about sports figures espousing their political views in a sports forum? 100% agree with it. Also, I 100% agree with those that no longer wish to support those teams because of those views. NBA, NHL Attendance Lags Behind Pre-Pandemic Pace — And Might Get...

May

How might toxic people use technology to place a veil over our ability to see reality as it truly is?

May 11, 2022

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By B

How might toxic people use technology to place a veil over our ability to see reality as it truly is? I now believe that the vast majority of people do not reason. Instead, they process. The individual listens to, and processes, the beliefs of others. At the...

May

An honest politician is rare, is there a reliable organization that independently identifies them and how do they do that?

May 11, 2022

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By B

An honest politician is rare, is there a reliable organization that independently identifies them and how do they do that? No. People use brains that they have developed over their lives. Each daily decision is made with what neurology they possess in their “habit” brains. In a sense,...

May

Who defines disinformation?

May 11, 2022

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By B

Who defines disinformation? You break my heart. ANSWER: Those that you allow to define it. What do you think these self-centered people will do with this power? FACT: People that demand this power are exactly the ones to distrust. ...

May

How can we achieve real democracy in China? I deeply understand that this is the fundamental solution to the problems of corruption, human rights, freedom of speech, and lack of innovation in China. Please only tell me how.

May 11, 2022

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By B

How can we achieve real democracy in China? I deeply understand that this is the fundamental solution to the problems of corruption, human rights, freedom of speech, and lack of innovation in China. Please only tell me how. I will. But give me a moment. I...

May

What is the biggest lie you heard a politician say about helping the needy?

May 11, 2022

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By B

What is the biggest lie you heard a politician say about helping the needy? That state handouts can help them. Instead, it harms them. ...

May

Why is the whole world full of Western propaganda?

May 11, 2022

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By B

Why is the whole world full of Western propaganda? Easy answer. The world is brimming with people susceptible to it. Think for yourself. Misleading data will thus lose its power. https://server.learningframework.com/?p=9650 Do not give other propagandists the power to decide for you what is true—just like the DHS' Disinformation Governance Board does...

May

How would you describe Aristotle’s empiricism as a way of knowing the truth? How does it differ from Plato? How is this approach applied to Aristotle’s study of politics?

May 11, 2022

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By B

How would you describe Aristotle’s empiricism as a way of knowing the truth? How does it differ from Plato? How is this approach applied to Aristotle's study of politics? Aristotle is famous for thinking that all our knowledge comes from perception. Whereas, Plato is an example of a...