Dale Carnegie said that we should be genuinely interested in other people.
Shouldn't people meet us halfway and be genuinely interesting?
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Dale Carnegie said that we should be genuinely interested in other people.
Shouldn't people meet us halfway and be genuinely interesting?
Among the last major chains to jump on the smeat bandwagon, McDonald's has announced plans to introduce a plant-derived – but entirely synthetic – meatless burger in the 2021.
The are calling it McPlant.
(No, this is not satire)
McSmeat™ is a trademark of Jacobin Brothers.
Twice before, I have posted evidence from the CDC that it is conflating influenza and CoV statistics.
Now, amid an advertised spike in CoV infections, the CDC has stopped reporting on influenza statistics entirely.
This came a month before Medical Stooge-in-Chief Fauci told people during a CNBC interview, "Do what you're told."
Shake off the sense of disbelief and embrace the horror of post-modern dystopia.
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The CDC has updated its definition of 'close contact' in the lexicon of its entirely pointless activity of CoVID-19 contact tracing.
Knowing from whom one contracted the disease is as helpful as knowing the bullets that struck JFK were made in Ohio.
Columbus Day and the associated hullabaloo is a perfect example of the absurdity and inefficacy of the American educational system.
Our society reveres and despises a person who never set foot on American soil and may not have known of its existence.
Alternatives to watching septuagenarians trying to remember why they are mad at each other:
A glance at the UK's Orwellian response to CoVID-19 shows that it is worthy of the characterization, but its diktats are a distant second to the state of Victoria, Australia.
Victoria has imposed the most stringent lock-downs anywhere in the world, and has adopted habits such as arresting pregnant women at home for thought crimes (contemplating protests on social media),
The Victorian premier (Speaker of the House) has proposed a bill that allows government officials to arrest citizens for crimes committed or if they suspect the citizen might commit a crime, such as spreading CoVID-19.
How long will it be before we are using the term "Victorian" in the same sense that we use "Orwellian"?
(Not the old sense of "Victorian" that connoted oppression of the lower classes by the established rich white aristocracy, but the new sense that connotes oppression of the lower classes by the established rich white bureaucracy. Are you following me here?)