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they weren't going to wear masks in restaurants. And then what happened? No masks in restaurants. As soon as the public, by some kind of hidden majority that we don't know exactly, as soon as the public by some kind of majority, or it might even have been a plurality or something like that, we don't know what percentage tips things, but as soon as the public decided, it was completely over. There…
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Now if science in some credible way, you know I'd have to see more than one study or one opinion, but if I could be convinced, and I think I could, that in fact the booster is safer than the Omicron or at least that it's a toss-up, well I might modify my opinion. I might. But at the moment a booster shot would be stupid if you think you can wait it out until the Omicron is the main thing. Then I'd wait it out.
Let's get rid of this on YouTube. Hide you on that channel. I was just going to talk about these horrible people and then you showed yourself so you reminded me. I'm blocking anyone who says the dumbest thing in the world, which is, hey Scott's finally waking up. No, the data is changing. The situation's changed. What we knew in the fog of war stage is very, very different from what we know today, right? And all of you who think that it was always obvious the whole time and I'm just waking up, and somebody said today even the normies are getting it now. No, I'm not getting anything. The data has completely changed. Completely changed.
If your opinion is exactly the same while all the data has changed, there's something wrong with you. Now it could be that the data changed in your favor and you got lucky, but if your opinion with no data was complete certainty that blah blah blah you shouldn't give vaccinations or whatever, you're not doing a good job of thinking. Because you didn't know. We were all guessing. We're still guessing, but we have way more information to inform our guesses at this point.
All right, so that's where I'm going to take a stand, I think. And again it could change tomorrow. By tomorrow I could say, oh, new data changed my mind. So I'm going to reserve that option. I like to change my mind when the da
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ta changes. So I'll probably do that. All right. Is inflation transitory? What do you think? I'll put this to you. Some on the Democrat side would have us believe that the inflation is transitory. What do you think? Well, I think it is, because everything's transitory. It's just how you define transitory, I suppose. There's no such thing as permanent inflation. You know, eventually the sun will b…
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