Joe Biden: “Plan for the second pandemic. There’s gonna be another pandemic.”

Joe Biden:”We need more money. We don’t just need more money for vaccines for children,we need more money TO PLAN for the second pandemic. There’s gonna be another pandemic…”

#USA Joe Biden:”We need more money. We don’t just need more money for vaccines for children,we need more money TO PLAN for the second pandemic. There’s gonna be another pandemic…” pic.twitter.com/yOasNYn5Px
— NiCoLeEliSei (@NiCoLeEliSei1) June 21, 2022

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I don’t think people know what they think, and when their thinking flips entirely to a position that completely opposes their lifelong thinking, or is in a totally different volume of concept space. The absolute truths espoused at the start of the micro-pandemic no longer hold (after only 2+ years), and never aligned with many thousands of years of experience with pandemics. I fear that we’ll never understand vaccines. Ray Dalio’s book “Changing world order” says something similar – his biggest losses on the financial market resulted from events that he wasn’t aware of, even though they have repeated over and over in history, but not in his lifetime (quasi-periodicities > 1-3 generations). His own expeerience reflects what we see with essentially everybody in the markets, and I guess that applies to all themes. Velikovsky-inspired mythologists (eg David Talbot, Electric Universe) found the same thing. As a species, we just don’t learn well in those contexts, or when we prefer (are programmed) to believe differently. Perhaps competition (a “good thing”, not a “bad thing”) drives populations to profit (life is a profit) when they can, because it’s better to get burned occasionally than to [stagnate, dissipate] in belief systems.

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www-BillHowell-ca says:

22. June 2022 at 17:23

I don’t think people know what they think, and when their thinking flips entirely to a position that completely opposes their lifelong thinking, or is in a totally different volume of concept space. The absolute truths espoused at the start of the micro-pandemic no longer hold (after only 2+ years), and never aligned with many thousands of years of experience with pandemics. I fear that we’ll never understand vaccines. Ray Dalio’s book “Changing world order” says something similar – his biggest losses on the financial market resulted from events that he wasn’t aware of, even though they have repeated over and over in history, but not in his lifetime (quasi-periodicities > 1-3 generations). His own expeerience reflects what we see with essentially everybody in the markets, and I guess that applies to all themes. Velikovsky-inspired mythologists (eg David Talbot, Electric Universe) found the same thing. As a species, we just don’t learn well in those contexts, or when we prefer (are programmed) to believe differently. Perhaps competition (a “good thing”, not a “bad thing”) drives populations to profit (life is a profit) when they can, because it’s better to get burned occasionally than to [stagnate, dissipate] in belief systems.

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