They media does this shit all the time, and it aggravates me to no end. I don't care about percentages and "spikes", they are meaningless without some kind of context.
Hmmm. Nope.
So since the government can regulate clothing, they can mandate a burkas?
Government possibly, but corporations?
It's optimistic to think that if the powers that be get their way, history books will still exist in any credible form in the future.
"The only reason..."
That's my fear.
Or it could be more of the same shit. Like how McCarthy is remembered as some David Icke tier lunatic when the Soviet archives revealed he actually underestimated the problem. Just little deceptions on key points required to support the worldview, and more or less true on everything else. You don't have to go too hardcore on the history rewriting to make past living conditions look worse either, just fill pop culture with revisionist stuff like Mad Men and most people will think it was hell for anyone who wasn't in the elite, some will call themselves smart for noticing the same is true in their own time.
I don't see why they couldn't based on the public health laws that mask mandates rely on. Here's an example: Rape is a public health threat and helps spread other major public health threats like AIDS, syphilis, and other STDs etc. Saudi Arabia officially (because their government is totally honest according to the experts) has only 0.2 rapes per 100K people, an order of magnitude lower than the United States. Therefore to combat this public health threat we need to copy Saudi Arabia and therefore burka mandates will be issued immediately until the rape crisis improves.
History gets rewritten all the time, usually after the people in power at that point (and their successors) are long dead. Just look at the historiography surrounding some Roman emperors like Nero or Domitian. Nero used to be thought of as an idiotic and brutal tyrant but then closer analysis of the sources and taking into account the fact almost all of them were written by his political enemies, people thought of him as a mixed bunch who had some failings but was popular among many Romans in his day. Similar thing with Domitian (minus the "crazy" aspect Nero was accused with), he used to be thought of as simply a brutal tyrant, but that's because he was actually one of the better emperors of Rome and clamped down on a bunch of bullshit that was going on and people hated him for it.
Take a page out and write that shit down, keep a journal. It's like an old saying in work, unless it's written down it never happened.
lol stop watching the media. It's rotting your brain.
New toy, they've been trying to push this tech to the mass market for decades but a lot of the animal testing stopped them. The tech can really be something special if they work out the kinks.
It's not when you follow the money and power involved. Also, inactivated vaccines, typically take years to develop. By they time they are done, the disease has mutated and the vaccine is useless. Influenza is a prime example. Why do you think you have to get a new vaccine every year and our numbers tend to stay about the same?
