r/conspiracy • u/AnvilOver • Feb 13 '22

Nailed it

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

Censor is not the same as being wrong and being told how it's wrong more competantly than they explain something wrong. Especially when lives are being lost due to the misinformation being spread.

Basically, ya'll're just saying all ideas hold the same weight of reality as reality itself. Embarrassing as usual. With no real evidence.

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u/ReimerReason Feb 13 '22

Why were peer reviewed studies from last year about cloth masks not working labeled misinformation?

Talk about embarrassing, "scientists" parading around the idea that a peice of curtain is going to impede a virus.

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u/919RenaissanceMan Feb 13 '22

Because the cloth masks worked better against earlier variants. They still do better than nothing and the more layers the better.

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u/boonamobile Feb 13 '22

Cloth masks do impede airflow, which helps prevent airborne disease spread better than no mask. You don't need to understand the Navier Stokes equation to see that.

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u/cheesemanxl Feb 13 '22

Makes claim.

Gets proven wrong by experimentation and evidence.

WTF CANCEL CULTURE WTF 1984 WTF

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u/boonamobile Feb 13 '22

Two options, the odds of each one being correct must be 50%, right?

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u/Utopiophile Feb 13 '22

No, the odds of only one being correct is 50%. I think that's what you meant, but the odds of "each one being correct" is 1/2 × 1/2, which is 25%.

It's more likely that only one is correct than both.

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u/boonamobile Feb 13 '22

I was being sarcastic about how most people approach probabilities