This has got to be the longest year I've ever lived through so far. So much information and action has been packed into so little time.
Anons, whenever you're feeling down or fatigued, just remember that Ghislaine Maxwell is in solitary confinement in a room where the lights are always on and she's wearing paper clothes.
I am an aspiring future physician. I'm no doctor yet and not qualified to speak as one, but I'm not a luddite or anti-science by any means.
I have been in a laboratory setting. I have written scientific papers and assisted with research. I have a degree. I'm qualified to teach your children, at least in some settings, and I've done it. I have read over 200 books and I do my best to stay informed. I tutor people in STEM. I am not some uneducated redneck unloading trucks, I am not an anti-vaxx Karen spreading Facebook science, I am not a tinfoil-hat-wearing schizophrenic, and I am not fucking stupid.
I am unable to share my political beliefs in an academic setting. I have to blend in and even pretend on some days. I would face such serious professional and academic sanctions, not to mention social ostracization by people I need help from, that I can't risk it.
Since February or March I have been compiling, archiving, and spreading information about hydroxychoroquine as a prophylactic measure against COVID-19. I do this anonymously, but I have done it very widely and publicly. People deserve to know about it. I believe it is unethical and corrupt to demonize a possible treatment so dishonestly, and It's our moral duty to get the word out. If it somehow got out that I were disseminating this info so aggressively I'd be screwed.
It is immensely frustrating to be surrounded by this garbage.
The skepticism towards hydroxychloroquine in this community is top-down and very uncharacteristic of what I've seen from science previously. I simply do not believe that the attacks against it are well-intentioned at the very top-clearly political-and this whole episode has shown that experts communicate in bad faith with the public at large.
This isn't to say that I think hcq is a miracle cure, but the fact is that more-dangerous treatments have been justified under flimsier reasoning.
The media has the gall to address all of us as though we're stupid because we don't have a blue checkmark, and it's insulting. The public is smarter than that and they gaslight everyone on an insane level.
Can confirm that there are physicians, med students, and nurses in socal who see past at least some of the brainwashing. They bite their tongues too.
Seeing doublethink in educated professionals scares me. It means they can get smart people. Nobody here is book-dumb but the craziness still borders on weaponization of the whole system.
Meant no offense. The average Joe is smarter than they think and they gaslight people as though they're stupid luddites. That's all I meant by it.
Really imagine the gall it would take to dumb down the entire populace on purpose and mislead them and restrict access to information and then turn around and gaslight them for being ignorant and dumb.
"Expert culture" has become a disease.
Q sporadically has periods of daily posting, followed by periods of silence, followed by huge cluster drops. I'm sure there's some pattern to it but my autism hasn't been able to find it yet.
Silence probably means live ops as far as I know.
I have synesthesia and some sounds or smells are, in fact, clear. Ergo, clear is a color.
Nothing, but sour stuff usually tastes yellow and 6 is yellow.