Actually, being a Covidian is a religion; it is based on an exstential need that creates a sense of community.
Asking questions only makes the dedicated followers develop more details of their faith, forcing them into a deep rut of a one-way road to hell.
As about 40% of humans are followers, they can be swayed by questions as long as they haven't dedicated themselves to the "cause." After anyone has, they are willing to die in order to protect their imaginary community... Psychotic and plain stupid; they pose danger even to their most beloved ones, forget about friendships...
I tend to ask only one question: Even if this is the plague that will kill 99%, would you like to "survive" muzzled, "tested," monitored, and injected every three months with some stuff whose ingredients are trade secrets and the manufacturers are exempt from liability?
Actually, being a Covidian is a religion; it is based on an exstential need that creates a sense of community.
Asking questions only makes the dedicated followers develop more details of their faith, forcing them into a deep rut of a one-way road to hell.
As about 40% of humans are followers, they can be swayed by questions as long as they haven't dedicated themselves to the "cause." After anyone has, they are willing to die in order to protect their imaginary community... Psychotic and plain stupid; they pose danger even to their most beloved ones, forget about friendships...
I tend to ask only one question: Even if this is the plague that will kill 99%, would you like to "survive" muzzled, "tested," monitored, and injected every three months with some stuff whose ingredients are trade secrets and the manufacturers are exempt from liability?