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Rob (c137)'s avatar

I hate to say it but, these people are actually not that smart. They're specialists.

That's why they also promote carbon climate change even though there's tons of disagreement in environmental science.

"The evolutionary psychologist William von Hippel found that humans use large parts of thinking power to navigate social world rather than perform independent analysis and decision making. For most people it is the mechanism that, in case of doubt, will prevent one from thinking what is right if, in return, it endangers one’s social status. This phenomenon occurs more strongly the higher a person’s social status. Another factor is that the more educated and more theoretically intelligent a person is, the more their brain is adept at selling them the biggest nonsense as a reasonable idea, as long as it elevates their social status. The upper educated class tends to be more inclined than ordinary people to chase some intellectual boondoggle. "

-Sasha Latypova

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Conway Judge's avatar

Have you seen the links between...

Long Covid and mitochondrial dysfunction?

Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS/ME) and mitochondrial dysfunction?

Gulf war syndrome and mitochondrial dysfunction?

Chronic lyme disease and mitochondrial dysfunction?

"Floxed" from Ciprofloxacin/flueroquinolone antibiotics and mitochondrial dysfunction?

Alzheimer's and mitochondrial dysfunction?

COPD and mitochondrial dysfunction?

Liver disease and mitochondrial dysfunction?

Diabetes and mitochondrial dysfunction?

Aging (senescence)!and mitochondrial dysfunction?

Myocarditis and mitochondrial dysfunction?

And just one further prickly question...

Are there any studies which indicate spike protein is responsible for inducing mitochondrial dysfunction?

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