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Sigh.

Occam's razor, man. C'mon.

And thus ends the illusion of the American strongman. Those on the right, with their "don't tread on me" flags, pushing for more and more lax gun controls, the threats and the bluster to give the illusion of strength... simply roll over because they're afraid. GOP wouldn't find their own guilty...

@Randall I know you're concerned about suicide rates with lockdowns - looks like we might have some good-ish news there: Many assumed suicides would spike in 2020. So far, the data tells a different story

I’m with you on the hospitals. We need Kenney & co gone. I hate to say it, but NDP is looking pretty good there. Regarding being a dictatorship because of who you can let in your house, I think that’s one of the better restrictions based on the data. Social transmission appears to be a real...

Came across this Randall and thought I would throw it out there: https://calgary.ctvnews.ca/more-albertans-have-died-from-covid-in-10-months-than-in-past-10-years-of-flu-1.5231406

Every time I've seen something, I've either been too shocked to grab a camera or just felt like "nothing to see here" and kept on doing what I've been doing. And sometimes I feel like I know exactly what it is, and that me seeing it is some kind of screw up and I should stay quiet, or it's no...

I love this account, man! And as a guy that's had plenty of weird experiences myself, many posted on this forum, my advice is to not overthink it - it may be metaphorical, or your mind making sense of something truly wild, or just one of those "shit happens" kinda deals. The human experience is...

Lol, I was being flippant. Russia sure seemed to get great bang for their buck getting Trump in office, and then reaping the rewards of that. China's got money. GOP is going to need it soon.

Well... wouldn't supporting another narcissistic fascist that can be manipulated be easier? We seem to have plenty of them kicking around.

Well... you don't have to travel at relativistic speeds necessarily. A few years ago, I was having ongoing conversations with one of the luminaries in this field, who had fantastic ideas about how they get around the universe quickly. Which were very cool ideas involving wormholes, warp...

All secondhand commentary, none of it evidence of anything. It was first detected in Wuhan. It's not that big of a leap to assume it therefore started there. And if it was a biological weapon, to Randall's exhaustive point about it's fatality, it's a pretty crappy one.

Lol, I probably wasn't clear, sorry. I mean I don't think there's a global conspiracy among health professionals with an intention to trick people into lockdowns... for reasons? This is kinda my view of things... there's a giant, global cabal composed of scientists and doctors that are part of...

I disagree. Not just because of confirmation bias and a direct lack of linkage to what healthcare systems can do before they're overwhelmed vs after they are are - but because there literally is no one driving the agenda. If Trump taught us anything, it's that conspiracies are mostly stupid...

the problem is that "quality" is highly subjective, especially in this field.

My point is that they have never appeared to enjoy anything. My experience is quite limited, but at best I sensed a sardonic curiosity. If anything, an absence of emotion. Not happy, not angry, not pleased or displeased.

Why are "demons" a better label than "ETs" or Strieber's "Visitors?" It's the last one I like the best, because it's the most ambiguous. Not for me. Or for many others that I've read. Sadists derive pleasure. None of these seemed to derive any kind of satisfaction by doing whatever it was that...

I'm more of a Liz Hurley as the devil kinda guy myself.

Kinda, but not really. My point is that Antifa (the organization) literally does not exist, contrary to what Trump & co claim. And that Antifa (the name) was invented/coopted by the same Trump & co group to mean anything it wants. And mostly it now means an insult. So I respond to it in an...

OK now you're going in a different direction, which I find very interesting. First, I'll explain what I meant above. Being called a 'commie' in the 50's was as related to being a communist (or even socialist) very loosely. As in, at times, not at all. It was the boogyman. If you spoke out...