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Adam Shame
@AdamShame3
Wondering where it all went wrong. Science graduate from many decades ago. An engineer.
UK
Joined February 2022
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    The 'pandemic' revealed that 85% of the public are not what they seem. Five years later, everything looks sort-of back to normal, but 15% of us feel like we're living in a kind of theme park.
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    Replying to @HempressZen @ThevoiceAlexa and @RebelNewsOnline
    "I was taken in and feel embarrassed about it. I refuse to accept that the people who did see through it could possibly have known, because I didn't have a clue."
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    Replying to @JamesMelville
    Exactly. We're in the situation where the 'left' think that giant corporations are the good guys and that individual farmers and truckers are deplorable.
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    Replying to @simoncgallagher
    Yes, some areas were at 25 deg C, others at 22. In some the sun was out, in others it was slightly cloudy. The extremeness of these variations was extreme.
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    True, as I look out on a sunny, slightly warm morning in Europe in late June, the runaway climate change is all too obvious. Where will it end? A breeze perhaps? Some apocalyptic drizzle? Really, it's my biggest worry.
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    Replying to @spikedonline and @FraserMyers
    The term 'conspiracy theory' has no value. It is not a valid argument. It does not automatically make the other person wrong.
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    Replying to @lembitopik
    Is there a single report where they haven't used the phrase 'convicted felon'? "But it's a fact isn't it? Are you against facts?" So say 'convicted felon, Nelson Mandela', Emmeline Pankhurst etc.
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    Replying to @lensiseethrough
    But I no longer believe their figures anyway. Are vaccination rates really falling off? Is there really an upsurge in measles? Even if there were, would it be for the reason they claim? They lied (by omission, miscategorisation etc.) before; they do it all the time.
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    Replying to @AllisonPearson
    My wife & I have been discussing where to go on holiday this summer and simply crossed Wales off the list. The green virtue signalling will be a constant irritant and we have other choices.
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    Who has decided it is "necessary"?
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    Science works by fixing or eliminating variables; reducing the number of dimensions to help study a single dimension. Therefore scientists are the worst people you could employ to solve real-world problems where all the dimensions are still in play -such as setting public policy.
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    Replying to @GVDBossche
    So maybe it's true. The elites have selected the most intelligent to survive i.e. the independent-minded, critical thinkers who refused the 'offer'. They are probably the least useless eaters after all...
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    Replying to @YardleyShooting
    Objectively, a huge amount of harm. But in terms of damage to societal cohesion, trust in science, politics, the authorities' moral standing, the damage is huge, catastrophic, incalculable.
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    Replying to @toadmeister
    Some of these comments. It's amazing how the people who virtue signalled "If it saves one granny..." are now happy to say "It's only a few kids".