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To: fr_freak

Not necessarily. One also can use common sense and not dismiss evidence because it doesn’t agree with a narrative. Both sides are guilty of that , personally I think the govt is more guilty but that’s my opinion based on common sense and basic science.
The issue before us concerns the article though. I totally disagree with those saying it’s ridiculous or just caused by the lockdowns etc...with the pathophysiology of Covid the incidence of of psychological problems could be more due to the clotting issues than due to sociological issues. But in fairness both may play a role. As mentioned dismissing Covid as a potential reason for the increase in anxiety and mental/psychological disorders.


85 posted on 04/07/2021 8:38:30 PM PDT by polishprince
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To: polishprince

Well, you go ahead and embrace every new revelation as it comes. I will remain skeptical until I see some REAL science from trusted sources.


86 posted on 04/07/2021 10:39:42 PM PDT by fr_freak
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