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I have heard the 'low powered' argument before regarding the Danish study. It's ridiculous.
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It's no more ridiculous than taking into consideration what influenced the efficacy % of the Janssen vaccine versus the Moderna and Pfizer vaccine.
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And in any case, the onus is on the people who want everyone to wear masks to prove they work.
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The onus is on those who are not in agreement with the consensus. Insert the Reservoir Dogs tipping/gratuity scene here. You are Mr. Pink.
Also, in certain restaurants
male patrons are still required to wear a jacket. Other establishments have lower expectations, but ones that are still enforced—"No shoes, no shirt, no service."
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Originally Posted by Raev
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Are you suggesting that Denmark's samfundssind was some kind of gigantic faith healing?
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https://screenrant.com/dark-souls-praise-the-sun-memes
Culture influences behavior and vice versa. Having to suddenly alter one's personal habits and family traditions is a form of culture shock. Certain parts of the world's population experienced this to a lesser extent based, in part, on their cultural norms, their national policies, and their immediate relationships. For example, those within the cystic fibrosis community were already social distancing. If a word or phrase serves to reinforce certain behaviors, that is not in the same category as faith healing. Let's not confuse secular pledges with religious practices.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penalty_(Mormonism)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affirmations_(New_Age)
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I am beginning to wonder
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The end of belief.
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But I hope you can continue this conversation with your own words rather than merely
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I don't see another dime, so where's the motivation?