Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Caveat Emptor.

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As one of the songs suggested, beware even the so called method.  With 67% of retracted "scientific" papers being counted as forms of fraud, and who knows how many others should be *cough* global warming *cough*, one finds themselves in a bit of a bind trusting what used to be a given.  What is the corrupting factor?  A college bubble (that is about to burst) coupled with, fueled by really, government money, or really your money, spent by a government whose system is busted and is borrowing to spend on what isn't true! 

One minor quip... medical research that is bogus is more than just not good for financial reasons.  A group recently took a huge number of medical research results in an attempt to turn those into practical (and financial) devices.  It found 97% of them to be bogus, slightly less than half of those were not only not effective, but were counter-productive or simply destructive, to health, if they had reached medical practices.  Only the Lord knows how many such practices do reach doctors and hospitals, only to be pigeonholed once the horrible truth is uncovered.  Data secreted away from the public, and lawyers.  Hospitals and doctors have become what they decry about tobacco industry, only worse.  Everyone knew tobacco wasn't exactly healthy, if the CEO and boards "hid" that data.  People don't even suspect their doctor could be killing them needlessly.  Yet.

Just... going over a few things here, to try to get it all straight.

A few more hours and I am going to take a nap.  I think, if I pull the right strings and don't hamstring myself, so far so good, I should be back in the pool at a reasonable hour.  The boat is rockin', if in such a way that you can still come knocking.  Good day.

2 comments:

  1. For example: the "food pyramid" is one of the most elaborate and long-running scams foisted on the American people, for the purpose of inflating medical expenses to the benefit of the medical and pharmaceutical industry, and to the benefit of big agriculture and their processed food industry.

    There's just no profit in simple meat and fresh vegetables, and in people who live long and healthy lives without major medical complications.

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  2. Couple that with serving portions being based on a 52 year old, post menopausal woman, which probably makes up no more than 15% of the population and is the least product with no upward mobility on her productivity. At least I am not the only one who took the red pill. Tasted like shit and it gave me the chills, and some days I still wonder about the blue pill. But no, it isn't for some.

    It is very much, life for the red pillers, like when they jack back into the matrix. Everyone else so blithely confident, or slightly unsure, or... whatever. To have the eyes to see and the ears to hear is a terrible yet wondrous experience. Just like in the matrix, I think some would die if they tried to see? Sheep, wolves, and guard dogs.

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