Question Catching COVID-19 (Omicron)

[jimmyd]

If a term never existed before and he’s the first one to do so, repeatedly btw, then he coined the term. Mass Formation Psychosis is a term that never existed before Malone said it you fucking idiot.

And if he’s not a psychologist, why the fuck is he discussing anything remotely or tangentially related to psychology and not just stick to what he knows?

So is it the term that concerns you or the meaning?


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[Canaduh]

 

[stripfan]

Vaccine batches are different from each other.

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[tokohomalim]

School starts next Monday. We'll see some new record of daily cases.

 

[stripfan]

Unlike Canada, El Salvador has early treatment. We should track how successful this approach is.

El Salvador distributes medical packages that include ivermectim to COVID patients and their families - LifeSite

The Latin American nation, led by a pro-life president, is taking care of those who have COVID, their families, and others in high-risk areas.

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[Cashman9]

Use your common sense. Look at the schedule, look at the ammount of girl working. The more girls the higher the chance. That's why they imposed the new capacity limitations.
Dont forget each girls sees guys all day and they all mingle. So spas are a very likely place to get a the Omnicron.
You could try a hazmat suit

 

[stripfan]

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[stripfan]

How 5G can kill the vaccinated. It's a conspiracy theory till it isn't.

Activating 5G towers could KILL people who took COVID-19 vaccines, analysts warn – NaturalNews.com

Telecommunications megacorporations are poised to launch their “upgraded” 5G networks in the United States this January. This is despite the fact that there is plenty of evidence that such a rollout would lead to catastrophe and deaths, especially among Americans who are fully vaccinated against...

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[MorningWood]

How 5G can kill the vaccinated. It's a conspiracy theory till it isn't.

Activating 5G towers could KILL people who took COVID-19 vaccines, analysts warn – NaturalNews.com

Telecommunications megacorporations are poised to launch their “upgraded” 5G networks in the United States this January. This is despite the fact that there is plenty of evidence that such a rollout would lead to catastrophe and deaths, especially among Americans who are fully vaccinated against...

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So are you suggesting that the telecoms are rolling out 5G so that they can kill off about 70% of their customer base? (Stating my assumption that the % of vaccinated cell phone users is roughly the same proportion as the general populace.) If so, it doesn't sound like a great business plan.

 

[bruceller]

I have a question for you and the other anti vaxxers:

Are you against ALL vaccines or just the COVID vaccine?

@anti vaxxers please respond one at a time quoting this post. I am interested in understanding how you feel on this matter.

I have been inoculated with all other common vaccines previously. The point is, those vaccines prevent infection! The general breakthrough infections are as low as 3--5%, even after many years of inoculation. For example, my ex-partner had active Hep-B virus, but my doctor did a blood test for me and said I had nothing to worry about (e.g., intimate activities with her), as my Hep-B antibody level is still very high after 10 years of vaccination.

In contrast, none of the current SARS-CoV "vaccines" qualify as a Vaccine (not the new CDC definition, but the one says "provide immunity").

I was living in Asia during the 2003 SARS-1 outbreak, personally been through that pandemic. After ~20 years of research, there's still no safe vaccine against SARS-1, they even failed the animal trials due to ADE (antibody dependent enhancement).

Now I just want to wait until long-term study is properly done, and data is released transparently. I believe that's the logic of most "unvaccinated", including some doctors and nurses.

By the way, Pfizer CEO just said they need an updated vaccine to fight against Omicron. I would say it's Immunology 101, as virus mutates, neither the old vaccine nor natural immunity prevent infections from the new variants, let alone the vaccine is only targeted for the Spike proteins that are highly mutable.

In any case, regardless of your vaccine status, no one is superior to anyone else, so wear a mask properly and stay safe!

 

[Hornet]

So is it the term that concerns you or the meaning?


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What concerns me is a non-psychologist with no credentials in that discipline, specific field and the specific subject area spouting off as if he’s an expert.

Why don’t you research Mass Formation objectively. There’s Apple podcasts with Matthias Desmet and other research on the subject. He talks about Mass Formation being around for centuries. In the most simplest terms to summarize, he talks about humans being social creatures and the need to be part of a society. Anxiety arises and there is a need to be part of a group and behaviours will change. He does reference Germany in the 20s and 30s as one example because the twentieth century offers the strongest and most recent examples. But, beyond Nazism, he also gives examples of the rise of the Soviet Union as another form, the hatred of Jews and Blacks as other forms. It’s not only a Nazi Germany reference, but the one that the anti-vaxxers have grabbed onto.

By his definitions Mass Formation includes a wide range of groups. The whole anti-vaxxer “society” / “movement” is also a Mass Formation group / society. That group has anxiety about Big Pharma, Media, and Government control and they formed a social group / a society against it so you can feel better being a member of. That group will latch onto any wild theory even when there is no logic, reason or practical application or implemention of merely because it attacks there point of anxiety and keeps their membership in that societal group in good standing.

 

[jimmyd]

I have inoculated with all other common vaccines previously. The point is, those vaccines prevent infection. The general breakthrough infections are as low as 3--5%, even after many years of inoculation.

For example, my ex-partner had active Hep-B virus, but my doctor did a blood test for me and said I had nothing to worry about (e.g., intimate activities with her), as my antibody level is still very high after 10 years of Hep-B vaccination.

In contrast, none of the the current SARS-CoV "vaccines" qualify as a Vaccine (not the new CDC definition, but the one says "provide immunity").

I was living in Asia during the 2003 SARS-1 outbreak, personally been through that pandemic. After ~20 years of research, there's still no safe vaccine against SARS-1, they even failed the animal trials due to ADE (antibody dependent enhancement).

Now I just want to wait until long term study is properly done, and data is released transparently. I believe that's the logic of most "unvaccinated", including some doctors and nurses.

By the way, Pfizer CEO just said they need an updated vaccine to fight against Omicron. I would say it's Immunology 101, as virus mutates, neither the old vaccine nor natural immunity prevent infections from the new variants, let alone the vaccines is only targeted for the Spike protein that are highly mutable.

In any case, regardless of your vaccine status, no one is superior to anyone else, so wear a mask properly and stay safe!

Well said.


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[Canaduh]

School starts next Monday. We'll see some new record of daily cases.

Cases doesn't mean shit. If less people tested the cases would be lower. We have dumb retards willing to pay out of their own pocket to get these test.

 

[jimmyd]

What concerns me is a non-psychologist with no credentials in that discipline, specific field and the specific subject area spouting off as if he’s an expert.

Why don’t you research Mass Formation objectively. There’s Apple podcasts with Matthias Desmet and other research on the subject. He talks about Mass Formation being around for centuries. In the most simplest terms to summarize, he talks about humans being social creatures and the need to be part of a society. Anxiety arises and there is a need to be part of a group and behaviours will change. He does reference Germany in the 20s and 30s as one example because the twentieth century offers the strongest and most recent examples. But, beyond Nazism, he also gives examples of the rise of the Soviet Union as another form, the hatred of Jews and Blacks as other forms. It’s not only a Nazi Germany reference, but the one that the anti-vaxxers have grabbed onto.

By his definitions Mass Formation includes a wide range of groups. The whole anti-vaxxer “society” / “movement” is also a Mass Formation group / society. That group has anxiety about Big Pharma, Media, and Government control and they formed a social group / a society against it so you can feel better being a member of. That group will latch onto any wild theory even when there is no logic, reason or practical application or implemention of merely because it attacks there point of anxiety and keeps their membership in that societal group in good standing.

By your logic, none of us should be talking, since we’re merely repeating what we’ve heard experts say, right? We shouldn’t listen to Malone, since he’s not the expert, but quoting an expert.

I’ve known about Mass Formation for months. That’s why I disagreed when you said Malone coined it.

Yes, it can affect anybody. But it has criteria. Crudely, it’s when a population experiences a combination of isolation and anxiety, and like you said, they’ll latch onto anything they believe will get them out of it.

I wouldn’t put anti all vaxxers or anti covid vaxxers in the same category though, as their stance on the vaccine wasn’t held out to them as a solution. I’m sure there is another psychological term for them/us.


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[Canaduh]

So are you suggesting that the telecoms are rolling out 5G so that they can kill off about 70% of their customer base? (Stating my assumption that the % of vaccinated cell phone users is roughly the same proportion as the general populace.) If so, it doesn't sound like a great business plan.

Where did the so called covid 19 virus originate? Wuhan. There is the first place that installed 5G. They are probably killing people in a slow fashion. 5G cause symptoms, people get scared so they get the shots. Watch this video the guy used to install cell towers including 5G.

 

[Canaduh]

Unlike Canada, El Salvador has early treatment. We should track how successful this approach is.

El Salvador distributes medical packages that include ivermectim to COVID patients and their families - LifeSite

The Latin American nation, led by a pro-life president, is taking care of those who have COVID, their families, and others in high-risk areas.

www.lifesitenews.com

 

[Canaduh]

By your logic, none of us should be talking, since we’re merely repeating what we’ve heard experts say, right? We shouldn’t listen to Malone, since he’s not the expert, but quoting an expert.

I’ve known about Mass Formation for months. That’s why I disagreed when you said Malone coined it.

Yes, it can affect anybody. But it has criteria. Crudely, it’s when a population experiences a combination of isolation and anxiety, and like you said, they’ll latch onto anything they believe will get them out of it.

I wouldn’t put anti all vaxxers or anti covid vaxxers in the same category though, as their stance on the vaccine wasn’t held out to them as a solution. I’m sure there is another psychological term for them/us.


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[Canaduh]

I have inoculated with all other common vaccines previously. The point is, those vaccines prevent infection. The general breakthrough infections are as low as 3--5%, even after many years of inoculation.

For example, my ex-partner had active Hep-B virus, but my doctor did a blood test for me and said I had nothing to worry about (e.g., intimate activities with her), as my antibody level is still very high after 10 years of Hep-B vaccination.

In contrast, none of the current SARS-CoV "vaccines" qualify as a Vaccine (not the new CDC definition, but the one says "provide immunity").

I was living in Asia during the 2003 SARS-1 outbreak, personally been through that pandemic. After ~20 years of research, there's still no safe vaccine against SARS-1, they even failed the animal trials due to ADE (antibody dependent enhancement).

Now I just want to wait until long term study is properly done, and data is released transparently. I believe that's the logic of most "unvaccinated", including some doctors and nurses.

By the way, Pfizer CEO just said they need an updated vaccine to fight against Omicron. I would say it's Immunology 101, as virus mutates, neither the old vaccine nor natural immunity prevent infections from the new variants, let alone the vaccine is only targeted for the Spike protein that are highly mutable.

In any case, regardless of your vaccine status, no one is superior to anyone else, so wear a mask properly and stay safe!

VIRUSES ARE BACTERIA PARASITES SAY PIRBRIGHT INSTITUTE - Russ Brown

VIRUSES ARE BACTERIA PARASITES SAY PIRBRIGHT INSTITUTE - Russ Brown

VIRUSES ARE BACTERIA PARASITES SAY PIRBRIGHT INSTITUTE - Russ Brown

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[Canaduh]

The Truth Regarding Viruses, Bacteria & Parasites.

originally posted by The Natural Human Diet, https://youtu.be/sAZMP0Q7C5k

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No need to scared of viruses or bacteria. It's a must watch video. I learned some of this previously but it didn't really sink in.

 

[Hornet]

By your logic, none of us should be talking, since we’re merely repeating what we’ve heard experts say, right? We shouldn’t listen to Malone, since he’s not the expert, but quoting an expert.

I’ve known about Mass Formation for months. That’s why I disagreed when you said Malone coined it.

Yes, it can affect anybody. But it has criteria. Crudely, it’s when a population experiences a combination of isolation and anxiety, and like you said, they’ll latch onto anything they believe will get them out of it.

I wouldn’t put anti all vaxxers or anti covid vaxxers in the same category though, as their stance on the vaccine wasn’t held out to them as a solution. I’m sure there is another psychological term for them/us.


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There is a very big difference between a bunch of guys debating on a forumn or in a bar over beers than sometime being given an exclusive platform to speak as if he was an expert on something which he was not without any counter-argument or alternative perspective.

Here is what is wrong with what Malone did:

1. First, he didn’t qualify that this wasn’t his area of expertise and that what he was about to say shouldn’t be taken too literally when he started. He earlier talked about ethics but failed the ethics test right there by not qualifying his lack of expertise. Btw, it was a 3 hours Joe Rogan podcast and he starts on Mass Formation Psychosis around the 2:36:00-2:37:00 mark
2. Second, he’s one of the founders of MRNA technology over 20 years ago, not the only one or the only sole authority since the technology advanced after his team pioneered it.
3. Third, he got the terminology wrong, and then repeated it a few times. The inclusions of the word Psychosis instills fear so it’s a logical assumption that he did that on purpose rather than any misunderstanding. Any expert wouldn’t make a mistake like that if they were honest and knew their material.
4. Forth, he didn’t highlight that Mass Formation can apply to many other examples from our history. He was focused on explaining it and using Germany and the rise of Nazism as the only example of Mass Formation before going on to explain the similarities to what he sees in today’s society. Hence he was purposely trying to establish the following linkages: If A) Mass Formation = B) Nazism (but nothing else); and A) Mass Formation = C) Today’s societal Covid response; then C) Today’s societal Covid response = B) Nazism (and nothing else).

Now, objectively ask yourself “why would someone purposely not qualify themselves as not being any expert, or having any training, in this area of Psychology before introducing the word Psychosis (one that Illicit’s an emotional reaction once heard) into a psychological term for the very first time, before going on to say what we are seeing in society now is the same as to the rise of Nazism (and exclusively so since no other examples of Mass Formation were given)”? Was it to feed raw meet to an audience that didn’t want to hear anything else? And why did he do it at the very end? Was it to establish that he was an expert in everything up to that point, so he must be an expert here too?