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Skepticism, Science & Pseudoscience

MineralMan

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8. Yup. It's amazing how much CT folks are willing to ignore

Reply to drm604 (Reply #7)

Fri May 25, 2012, 09:13 AM

May 2012

to keep their conspiracies alive. It was a real problem. It was identified as such, and people got to work eliminating the chances that it would seriously affect the planet. I remember the update Microsoft issued. Like most people, I installed it when it was released. CT folks can't remember stuff very well.

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the WHO fucked up on the Swine Flu pandemic, and so it's a Big Pharma shill! [View all] Odin2005 May 2012 OP

I worked as a doctor with the WHO. laconicsax May 2012 #1

If the scientists had dismissed it and said there was no threat, that would be proof of shilling too TheWraith May 2012 #2

Can you elaborate for those of us who haven't been following Fukushima that closely? laconicsax May 2012 #3

I think this is all symptomatic of the rabid anti-intellectualism that abounds. trotsky May 2012 #4

I'm a programmer drm604 May 2012 #7

Yup. It's amazing how much CT folks are willing to ignore MineralMan May 2012 #8

I'm not so sure that it would have seriously affected the planet. drm604 May 2012 #9

BTW regarding swine flu TZ May 2012 #5

I have pointed that out before and I have given up trying... Odin2005 May 2012 #6

My recollection of the swine flu era SheilaT Jun 2012 #10

And by an amazing coincidence... laconicsax Jun 2012 #11

Yes, it really was a relatively low occurrence. SheilaT Jun 2012 #12

It's easy to make those appraisals after the fact. laconicsax Jun 2012 #13

At the time, one soldier, one person only, at Ft. Dix, got SheilaT Jun 2012 #14

immunity from the previous swine flu epidemic played a role TZ Jun 2012 #15

I'm guessing 1912 is a typo. It was 1918. SheilaT Jun 2012 #16